<p>Is the data throughput rate of the Fatshark Shark Byte system known i.e. Mbps? This will be interesting to know as it will give us an idea of where the limitations of the system are and where we may see improvements over time.</p>

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2020-11-03T22:46:47.320Z
Hello! Do you mean Fatshark Byte Frost?
ifconfig
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2020-11-04T00:33:39.143Z
@ifconfig the Fatshark [Shark Byte](https://www.getfpv.com/fat-shark-shark-byte-digital-hd-video-system.html) is an updated version of Byte Frost which recently came out.
Jacob B
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2020-11-04T01:29:30.103Z
 Wow that's an unfortunate name then, thanks for the context @JacobB
ifconfig
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2020-11-07T22:32:42.903Z
Not quite an answer to your question, but maybe this info can be used to help calculate bitrate.  Fat Shark stated that for the Byte Frost system, they were using 27mhz wide channels in the 5.8ghz range.  I assume that is still true for Shark Byte but I don't know for sure.  As a comparison, DJI uses 20mhz wide channels
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Fatshark Shark Byte throughput
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# Fatshark Shark Byte throughput

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-11-03)

Is the data throughput rate of the Fatshark Shark Byte system known i.e. Mbps? This will be interesting to know as it will give us an idea of where the limitations of the system are and where we may see improvements over time.

**Tags:** first-person-view, video-transmitters, fat-shark

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hello! Do you mean Fatshark Byte Frost?  
> **username_2**: @username_1 the Fatshark [Shark Byte](https://www.getfpv.com/fat-shark-shark-byte-digital-hd-video-system.html) is an updated version of Byte Frost which recently came out.  
> **username_1**:  Wow that's an unfortunate name then, thanks for the context @username_2  
> **username_3**: Not quite an answer to your question, but maybe this info can be used to help calculate bitrate.  Fat Shark stated that for the Byte Frost system, they were using 27mhz wide channels in the 5.8ghz range.  I assume that is still true for Shark Byte but I don't know for sure.  As a comparison, DJI uses 20mhz wide channels  

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