a receiver which transmit at 500mw xD whaaat?! 

https://www.multirotorguide.com/news/tbs...no-rx-pro/
Probably one of the most popular receiver Crossfire Nano RX got the more powerful brother – Crossfire Nano RX Pro. The TBS Crossfire Nano RX Pro is a higher telemetry output power option for the most widely used Crossfire receiver. Nano RX Pro provides up to 500mW of output power for sending back the telemetry to the radio. This should ensure that your 50km flights occur without ever losing telemetry. RF Power amplifier part is made with SKY66421 by Skyworks.  Standard TBS Crossfire Nano RX telemetry output power is up to 25mW.  You will need the Crossfire Firmware version V6.14 or newer for this receiver to work. The power output of this receiver can be adjusted in three steps low – mid – high.


Specifications

Output Power: Up to 500mW

Size: 11mm x 18mm

Weight: 0.5g (receiver only)

Requires: Firmware V6.14
Input Power: +3.3V to 8.4

There is also a diversity version coming too. Trappy has now taken it out to 60km with full telemetry still being received...

https://intofpv.com/t-tbs-crossfire-nano...etry-power

I dont care if 10mw or 900mw
Nothing beats diversity..
I really wish more mfcr made diversity receivers

and not just to avoid the null monster. If your only antenna gets chewed by props or in tree, you wont have the RC link to turn on beeper or show GPS.

I think this product aims at Ardupilot market. Crossfire supports Mavlink over wifi, but it was never really useful since the RX telemetry range was too short.

(04-Feb-2022, 08:07 AM)leestrong Wrote: I think this product aims at Ardupilot market. Crossfire supports Mavlink over wifi, but it was never really useful since the RX telemetry range was too short.

If they released it earlier I wouldnt have sold my u360 tracker. Since the simple AAT is nicer and easier I plan to try it with telemetry as a preparation to track HDZero