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iFlight Wing Flying ELRS 24GHz 915MHz Nano RX Open Source Receiver FPV

$28.30

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Color

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Description

Key Selling Points

Ultra compact and lightweight ELRS receiver for FPV drones and wings.
Supports both 2.4GHz and 915MHz frequency options for versatile use.
Open source ExpressLRS firmware ensures wide compatibility and customization.
Integrated with Nano RX design ideal for space-constrained builds.
Comes with 70mm large antenna for enhanced signal reception and range.

Technical Specifications

Model	ELRS Nano RX
Frequency	2.4GHz / 915MHz
Protocol	ExpressLRS
Antenna Length	70mm (included)
Application	FPV Drones Wings

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this receiver compatible with any ELRS transmitter?

A: Yes, as an open-source ExpressLRS receiver, it is compatible with any ELRS transmitter running the same firmware version.

Q: What is the primary difference between the 2.4GHz and 915MHz versions?

A: The 2.4GHz version offers higher refresh rates for competitive flying, while the 915MHz version provides better penetration and range, suitable for long-range FPV.

Q: Does this require any special setup or configuration?

A: It comes pre-flashed, but users might need to bind it to their ELRS transmitter and potentially update the firmware for specific features, easily done via the ExpressLRS configurator.