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HGLRC Wireless Dongle ELRS 2.4G RC Simulator Adapter for FPV Drones

$24.41

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Description

Key Selling Points

Seamlessly connect your FPV radio transmitter to PC for simulator practice without wires.
Supports ELRS 2.4G protocol ensuring broad compatibility with popular FPV systems.
Compact and lightweight design for easy portability and setup anywhere.
Compatible with various FPV simulators to enhance your piloting skills effectively.
Durable plastic housing designed for reliable long-term use.

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Wireless Simulator Dongle
Wireless Protocol	ELRS 2.4G
Material	Plastic
Connectivity	USB
Compatibility	FPV Simulators

FAQ Q&A

Q: What radio protocols does this wireless dongle support?

A: This wireless dongle specifically supports the ELRS 2.4G protocol, making it compatible with ELRS-enabled radio transmitters.

Q: Is this dongle compatible with all FPV simulators?

A: While it's designed to work with most popular FPV simulators, specific compatibility may vary. It's recommended to check your simulator's requirements.

Q: Do I need any special drivers to use this dongle?

A: Typically, USB simulator dongles are plug-and-play and do not require specific drivers, but some operating systems might require generic USB input device drivers which are usually installed automatically.