Any plans for a Skylark LRS?

[GhostRider32]

Now that I've bought a Trace3 and eventually AAT3, it would be great if Skylark would introduce their version of a long range system for our radios. I'd like to be able to use essentially one manufacturer that has a "plug and play" system for osd, tracking and lrs.

So how about it Skylark, do you have any plans for a LRS?

Edit: I realize that there are other manufacturers that has osd, tracking and lrs but am wanting to stick with Skylark since the AAT 2/3 and trace 2/3 seem to work so well together. Add in the new standard IV and it's looking really good.

[Grox]

Negative GhostRider, the market is full.

[MASHTON1138]

^^^^^Just pee'd my pants LMFAO

[ssassen]

I'd like to be able to use essentially one manufacturer that has a "plug and play" system for osd, tracking and lrs.

You're posting in the wrong forum section in that case, we got you covered over at ... (can't blatantly advertise here, sorry!)

[GhostRider32]

You're posting in the wrong forum section in that case, we got you covered over at ... (can't blatantly advertise here, sorry!)

No doubt you have great stuff but I just feel like the price point/features is a better deal with the AAT and Trace3 vs. the EZosd and tracker. I simply like the way the AAT is basically a plug and play and is made with a nice aluminum housing and such. I don't know all of your OSD capabilities but the Trace3 has what I need at a decent price. The standard IV seems a little high to me at $300 so I don't know if I'll be getting one of those.

That said, based on currently available systems, EZuhf is at the top of the list for a LRS system when I need one.

[GhostRider32]

Negative GhostRider, the market is full.

Now that's funny.