BETAFPV ELRS Nano Receiver 2.4G 915 868MHz ExpressLRS for FPV Drones - Image 2

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BETAFPV ELRS Nano Receiver 2.4G 915 868MHz ExpressLRS for FPV Drones

$27.08

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Color

Clear

Description

Key Selling Points

Ultra-compact BETAFPV ELRS Nano receiver designed for lightweight FPV drone builds.
Supports versatile 2.4G 915MHz and 868MHz frequencies for reliable long-range FPV control.
Crafted from durable plastic housing ensuring protection for internal components.
Easy to install and configure with your ExpressLRS compatible flight controller for seamless integration.
Experience low latency and high refresh rates with the advanced ExpressLRS protocol.

Technical Specifications

Brand	BETAFPV
Protocol	ExpressLRS ELRS
Frequency	2.4G/915MHz/868MHz
Form Factor	Nano Receiver
Material	Plastic

FAQ Q&A

Q: What drones is this ELRS Nano receiver compatible with?

A: This receiver is compatible with any FPV drone or aircraft that supports the ExpressLRS protocol and has space for a nano-sized receiver.

Q: Does this receiver support both 2.4G and 915/868MHz frequencies?

A: Yes, this specific model states support for 2.4G 915MHz and 868MHz, allowing flexibility based on your region and transmitter setup.

Q: How do I bind this receiver to my ExpressLRS transmitter?

A: Binding typically involves powering on the receiver three times while the transmitter is in bind mode. Refer to the BETAFPV or ExpressLRS documentation for detailed instructions.