AKKVTX 5.8G 8W 80-channel TX8000AC image transmission, It is suitable for FPV racing/aerial photography enthusiasts. It is recommended to use it with a 4G+WiFi dual-mode receiver to avoid signal congestion. In 2025, flight power has been comprehensively upgraded, but image transmission freezes, picture delays, and signal interruptions are still "pilots' nightmares". I finally put AKKVTX's TX8000AC (8W 5.8G 80-channel) in the spotlight - the measured distance exceeds 1.2 kilometers without disconnection, the image quality is as clear as live broadcast, the delay is controlled within 30ms, and with a 600mAh battery, the battery life reaches 90 minutes, truly achieving "seeing is controlling".

Analysis of the core highlights

• supports 5.8GHz full-band automatic obstacle avoidance

This image transmission adopts a new 8W high-power output, is equipped with an 80-channel intelligent frequency hopping system, . Compared with traditional fixed-channel devices, it can dynamically avoid interference sources such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and walkie-talkies, and has obvious advantages especially in urban scenarios.

• Compact and lightweight, with aluminum alloy heat dissipation

The body is only 18g, with an aluminum alloy shell that dissipates heat quickly, and does not get hot during long-term flight. It supports H.264 encoding, is compatible with mainstream receivers and mobile phone APPs, and can be used immediately after connection.

• High performance and anti-interference

For FPV racing players, aerial photography creators, or those who want to play long-distance, the TX8000AC is a "dimension-reducing strike". Its 80-channel frequency hopping algorithm has twice as many redundant channels as ordinary 40-channel devices, and the anti-interference ability is improved by more than 60%. Advanced pilots pursuing extreme image quality and stability; it is not recommended to use it with an antenna with filtering function, which can further improve penetration.