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The 50 and 53 MHz frequencies sit within the six-meter amateur radio band, which model fliers holding an amateur radio license have long used as an alternative to the more crowded control bands. Receivers built for these frequencies pair with a transmitter set up for the same band.
Why the 50 and 53 MHz Bands
Operating on an amateur band let pilots move away from the traffic on the common aircraft frequencies, an appealing option for fliers who already held a license. A receiver has to be matched to the specific band and channel it will run on, so lining it up with your transmitter is the key step.
This section is reserved for receivers covering the 50 and 53 MHz bands. If you fly on these frequencies, confirm your channel before selecting a unit so the receiver and transmitter agree.
Look over the listings below for options in this band.
