DJI,
On my Avata 2, the channels for the 2.4 & 5.8 bands are labeled 1-3 but what specific frequency ranges those correspond to for any given bandwidth? Also, I noticed other DJI FPV buddies can choose channels 1-7. Even at the narrowest bandwith setting, I can only choose 1-3 and when you select high bandwidths you can only choose channel 1.
This is making flying with friends really confusing. (For now I have been running 2.4 since everyone I fly with is on Crossfire)

I'd love to see an "04" row added to this https://oscarliang.com/fpv-channels/ but in the meantime, I wanted to get some official info here.

Even though you seem to be in the US it might be a good idea to use the ham-unlock.
Watch this: THe channel part you may be interested in is around 4.00

Ah interesting, thanks! I didn’t realize that it would unlock additional channels even if you were already using FCC mode in the US.

Looking forward to trying this later. A more current video:

https://youtu.be/tYxNGoEXU3s?si=WerimqwlqFnfIYv2

I’m still curious what frequencies the channels map to and how  the channel numbers for the 03 map to the 04 for group flying.

Hi there, we do apologize for the late response. May I know if the issue has been solved?

Also,  DJI has not announced any news about the DJI O4 Air Unit release yet. However, we will consider this as a suggestion. Your valuable feedback will be promptly forwarded to the relevant team for a thorough evaluation. We would like to assure you that we are committed to providing the best user experience.

Thank you for your continued support.

Depp Posted at 6-10 21:32
Even though you seem to be in the US it might be a good idea to use the ham-unlock.
Watch this: THe channel part you may be interested in is around 4.00

Hello i am in Austria but with the Ham file i get only 3 Channels is this right ?

RWPhotography Posted at 6-24 00:41
Hello i am in Austria but with the Ham file i get only 3 Channels is this right ?

I think it's 3 channels with 40 MHz each, at 20 or 10 it should be up to 7.