QYV said:I think the 200 is popular both because it's so cheap, and people intending to do Phantom-integrated-power installs (like I linked you in other thread) want the lowest possible power draw from their Phantom. That being said, I've picked up from other threads that in a Phantom-power-tap situation, the flight time difference between 200, 400, even 600mw transmitters is negligible, on the order of tens of seconds not minutes of flight time decrease.
I got a TS351 initially before I learned all that, if I had a do-over I'd probably go ahead with a TS353 or TS352 (600mW)
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