PEAKFPV THOR Video Gear and PK Antennas
PEAKFPV focuses on one thing — FPV video links that work outside the crowded 5.8 GHz band. Its THOR line covers 3.0–4.9 GHz and 6.1–7.2 GHz, and the brand makes every part of the chain: transmitter, receiver and antennas. At R5D5 you'll find all three, so a complete PEAKFPV set comes from one place.
What Makes PEAKFPV Different
Most video brands fight for space on 5.8 GHz. PEAKFPV moved to separate bands, where fewer signals share your channel and the picture stays cleaner. Every THOR unit offers 64 channels and up to 3 W of output. And because transmitter, receiver and antennas come from the same maker, the parts are designed to match — no guessing about compatibility.
PEAKFPV THOR Video Transmitters
The T35 works on 3.0–4.9 GHz with five power levels from 25 mW to 3 W. The T67 covers 6.1–7.2 GHz, also up to 3 W, and adds SmartAudio control and a built-in fan for cooling at full power. Both mount on long-range FPV drones that need a strong, stable picture. More brands are listed in FPV video transmitters.
PEAKFPV THOR Receivers and PK Antennas
A THOR signal needs a THOR receiver — standard 5.8 GHz goggles won't pick it up. The R35 pairs with the T35, the R67 with the T67. Both ship without antennas, which is where the PK series comes in:
- PK3540 and PK4550 — for the THOR 35 band.
- PK67 and PK72 — for the THOR 67 band.
Other models are in the FPV receivers category.
How to Build a Complete Set
Pick the band first, then take all parts from that family:
- THOR 35 set: T35 transmitter, R35 receiver and PK3540 or PK4550 antennas.
- THOR 67 set: T67 transmitter, R67 receiver and PK67 or PK72 antennas.
Before ordering, make sure your goggles or monitor accept external video input, and check local rules for these frequencies.
FAQ
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What does SmartAudio do on the THOR T67?
It lets the flight controller change channel and power over one wire. You adjust the VTX from the OSD menu or your radio instead of pressing a button on the board.
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Why does the T67 have a built-in fan?
At 3 W the transmitter produces a lot of heat. The fan keeps it cool on the ground and in slow flight, so don't cover it with tape or foam.
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Why do THOR systems have 64 channels?
More channels let several drones fly on the same band without overlapping. Each pilot picks a separate channel, and the pictures stay clean.
