Hi guys, here is AKK. Do you find it difficult to choose Video Transmitters (VTX) for your Drone Plane currently? It is a common phenomenon since there are too many video transmitters in the FPV market. Today, we are going to talk about some significant features of 5.8Ghz video transmitter, which greatly helps to choose your GO TO VTX.

Hi guys. If you can’t work out how to get AKK FPV VTX working in Betaflight 4.1 with VTXTables, come here, you will find it is not difficult at all!

• The SmartAudio protocol implementation has been updated to be fully compliant with the SmartAudio specification. First generation AKK  VTX devices have a bug in their SmartAudio protocol implementation, causing them to fail to work with the SmartAudio protocol as implemented by Betaflight 3.3 (and KISS / RaceFlight). In order to not leave the owners of these VTX devices stranded, a branch off the Betaflight 3.3 maintenance branch has been created with a fix for these devices in it. This branch will be updated for all 3.3 patch releases. If you own one of these first generation AKK  VTX devices and are affected by this bug, please go to this website to download a Betaflight 3.3 version that works with your VTX device. (Go back to this page to download the latest version whenever a new version of Betaflight 3.3 has been released.)

When it comes to drones and in particular video transmitters, technology is advancing rapidly. This is allowing manufacturers to shrink devices whilst at the same time increasing functionality and performance. A very good example of this is the AKK Nano2 FPV Video Transmitter. This micro VTX has all the features and functionality we have come to expect from a VTX, but certainly not one this small or this cheap! Read on below for my AKK Nano2 Review.

This little VTX has some nice features that might make it the right one for you in your next 20X20 stack build for only $19!

I will not yell "Buy Buy Buy VTX from AKK" like one of my reviewer fellow, but I can confirm that FX3 has solid build and excellent range. It is stack-able, the included pigtail allows many installation position of the antenna.

X2P is standart sized VTX. It has switchable output power setting of 25mW/200mW/500mW and 800mW. Selectable 40 channels that can be changed with push button.

The TBS Unify Pro is $40+ shipping – so you’re looking at maybe $45 or so. If you’re looking to save some cash and maybe get a lipo instead, then the AKK X2P is a decent little transmitter that does everything the TBS Unify Pro can. Plus, it’s available on Amazon with fast Prime shipping – so if you need something cheap and need it FAST, pick up an X2P.