1.2-1.3 GHz FPV Video Transmitters

11 transmitters from 7 brands, printing ranges between 960 and 1480 MHz, rated 800 mW to 5 W. Sorted by power, strongest first. Each needs a receiver that tunes this band; what the band trades against 5.8 GHz is in VTX frequency bands explained.

BrandModelFrequency rangeChannelsMax powerInputWeightVTX table
GEPRC MATEN 1.2G 5W VTX PRO 1080-1360 MHz 16 5 W 7-36V (2-8S) 48 g table · JSON
Axisflying TERK 1.2G 4W VTX 1080-1360 MHz 16 4 W 7-30V 40 g —
FT Systems FT VTX 1.2GHz 4W 9CH 1080-1360 MHz 9 4 W 7-36V (2-8S) — table · JSON
RUSHFPV 1.3GHz 4W VTX Module V2 1.3 GHz — 4 W — — table · JSON
Skyzone VT1225 1.2G 2.5W VTX 960-1400 MHz 16 2.5 W — — table · JSON
Axisflying TERK 1.2G 2W VTX 1200-1480 MHz 8 2 W 7-28V (2-6S) 27.5 g —
GEPRC MATEN 1.2G 2W VTX 1080-1360 MHz 9 2 W 7-36V (2-8S) 14.5 g table · JSON
ATOMRC 1.2G 1.6W Video Transmitter 1.2 GHz — 1.6 W 7-26V — —
RUSHFPV 1.3GHz 1.6W VTX Module 1.08-1.36 GHz 9 1.6 W 7-30V (3-6S) 10.3 g table · JSON
Holybro Atlatl HV V2 1.2GHz 1W 1080-1380 MHz 9 1 W 7-42V — —
RUSHFPV 1.2/1.3GHz 800mW VTX Module 1.08-1.36 GHz 8 800 mW 7-30V — —

Every figure is the maker's own, as printed on the transmitter's page with its sources; a "—" means the maker does not state it. Transmitting is only legal on the frequencies and at the power your country allows.

6 of these publish a Betaflight VTX table. All tables in the database are in the VTX table library, with one archive of every file (how to load one).

Other bands: 3.3 GHz · 4.9 GHz · Wideband 4.9-6.0 GHz · 6-8.5 GHz (incl. 7.2 GHz) · all bands.