| Brand Name: | MYT |
| Model Number: | DF-04 |
| MOQ: | 2 |
| Price: | Pricing is negotiable based on order quantity |
| Delivery Time: | 10 work days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T |
Race airspace does not follow the catalogue. Pilots reflash firmware, swap VTX channels and push power levels outside the standard plan. A detector built around fixed band expectations will watch the crowd fly straight past it — so this build starts from fingerprint recognition instead.
| Receiver principle | SDR signal source with spectrum feature recognition |
|---|---|
| Band segments | 300MHz-1000MHz / 1000MHz-3000MHz / 3000MHz-6000MHz, customizable scan plan |
| Spectral segmentation | 9-band recognition output |
| FPV link families | Analog and digital uplink plus downlink |
| Detection radius | 3-5KM |
| DID / RID read range | 3KM |
| Azimuth sector | ≥90° |
| Elevation sector | 360° |
| Bearing mode | Automatic direction finding |
| Power per SDR channel | 100W |
| 1:1 working distance | 1-2KM |
| Temperature window | -40℃ to +55℃ |
| Net weight | ≤45kg |
Race organisers, hobby clubs and site owners running open practice sessions all face the same problem: the transmitter list and the aircraft list never match. Feature recognition closes that gap without demanding that every pilot fly a compliant airframe, and the editable scan plan means the same unit can be moved from a race course to a workshop test bench without returning to a default configuration.
Chongqing Miao Yi Tang Technology Co., Ltd. builds this unit. The company was established with USD 12 million of funding and cooperates with the IoT Research and Development Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Sichuan University Zhisheng Software Co., Ltd. (002253). Its programme of work is AIoT cloud-plus-edge architecture, uniting electromagnetic, optoelectronic, visual and positional sensing into one integrated ground and low-altitude security picture.
Units ship with the scan plan pre-loaded for the customer's own band findings, and a recognition library note describing which FPV link families are currently covered. Our engineers handle channel-level questions remotely, and firmware or library updates are issued as new VTX and receiver families reach the market.
Receiver figures describe the standard build; the scan plan and recognition coverage list are confirmed when the order is placed.