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GEPRC LINKFLOW 915M TX Module – ExpressLRS, 2W, JR Bay

Still blaming your failsafes on "interference"? The GEPRC LINKFLOW is a next-gen ExpressLRS TX module that drops into any standard JR bay and pumps out up to 2000mW on 868/915MHz. That's not a control link, that's a commitment. With a TCXO keeping the frequency honest and a built-in fan stopping it from cooking itself, this thing is built for pilots who fly further than their nerve.
Why You Want It
Two watts of ELRS with a custom Moxon antenna means range that'll outlast your battery, your video link, and possibly your courage. The temperature-compensated crystal oscillator keeps performance stable whether you're flying in a heatwave or a UK winter (so, mostly the latter). Active cooling keeps it running at full chat without thermal throttling, and the integrated ESP8285 backpack chip lets you wire up peripherals directly. There's even a dedicated UART port for relay setups or high-power receivers, and firmware updates over USB or WiFi – no screwdriver required.
Features






- Next-gen ExpressLRS TX module in a standard JR bay design
- 868/915MHz with up to 2000mW output power
- Active cooling with built-in high-speed fan
- TCXO for stable performance in extreme temperatures
- Custom Moxon antenna for enhanced signal transmission
- Integrated backpack chip for direct peripheral connectivity
- Dedicated UART port for relay setups or high-power receivers
- Runs on external 2-6S power
- RGB status indicator
- Easy firmware updates via USB or WiFi
Specifications
- Model: GEPRC LINKFLOW 915M TX Module
- Operation Band: 915MHz FCC / 868MHz EU
- Module Type: JR Bay
- Main Chip: ESP32
- Backpack Chip: ESP8285
- RF Chip: SX1276
- Power: 2000mW
- Oscillator: TCXO
- Refresh Rate: 25Hz – 200Hz
- Antenna Connector: SMA
- WiFi: Yes
- Bluetooth: Yes
- RGB: Yes
- Power Supply: 2-6S (external)
- Weight: 62g (without antenna)
- Firmware: GEPRC LINKFLOW 900M TX
What's in the Box*

- 1× GEPRC LINKFLOW 915M TX Module
- 1× Moxon Antenna
Disclaimer
*2000mW is a lot of RF. Check your local regulations before unleashing the full two watts – licence-free band limits still apply, no matter how good the link budget looks. Antenna on before powering up, always.
Still Here?
Either you're calculating link margins for a 50km run (respect) or you're tired of your quad going quiet behind a single tree. Bolt it into your JR bay and stop thinking about your control link ever again.