RF Link query

I have been designing a RC remote control for my plane/tricopter. I have documented the project at LMR 

https://www.robotshop.com/letsmakerobots/rc-remote-and-drone

Well,I have run into a problem. The NRF24L01+PA+LNA modules with SMA antenna I have been using so far has only been proved to give reliable connections upto 250m approx, but I want to make solid connections upto 600m atleast. Thus the NRF modules can't be used. I have some options here,either I will buy a radio from a online store, or I will plug in some RF link in my module. 

1. The radio I am thinking of buying is this one

http://www.rcbazaar.com/product.aspx?productid=2011

or

http://www.quadkopters.com/product/tx-and-rx/flysky-fs-t6-2-4ghz-6ch-transmitter-and-receiver/

The first one provides about 1km range,so it is good for most of the applications, but the main problem for me is the price (4000 INR). Also I dont think the remote will display the charge left on the LIpo inside the plane(i.e no two way connection).

2.Basically a remote is a few pots connected to a MCU and then to a RF link. So,I can manage the rest of the part except the RF link, here are some choices

   a.http://robokits.co.in/wireless-solutions/wireless-rf-serial-link-865-869mhz-2km-range

   b.http://robokits.co.in/wireless-solutions/wireless-automation/wireless-rf-serial-link-433mhz-20dbm-2km-range?cPath=7&

   c.http://www.thehobbyshop.in/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=823

 no (a) and no (b) are serial modules, so they should work with Arduino RX-TX, But will it be ok? Like what Mogul says, money is a limited resource,and so I want to get this job done in minimum amount of expenditure, but again who wants to lose a model aircraft in mid flight?  

 

 

I want your suggestions, tips on this. Looking forward and oh, take it into consideration that I can't buy from shops out of India

Radios
Take a look at the RFM69HW from www.lowpowerlab.com. They have radios plus radios on Arduino compatible boards similar to those you linked to. I have a number of them and expect to get 1km at low baud rates. Have not done outside testing yet but the tutorial and demo code just worked with no effort on my part. Their forum has some good articles describing antenna, encoding, frequency, etc.

Range test on
Range test on avionic

Flysky FST6 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUD5qT-v1oA