Radios

TBS is stepping up the Long Range / UHF game, with no competition in sight! With the TBS Crossfire Nano RX we condense 2 years of engineering experience, listening to our customer requirements, and pushing ourselves to the maximum (or...

The FrSky ultra mini receiver R-XSR is the evolution of the popular full range XSR receiver. The R-XSR is a standalone receiver with all the functionality of the full size XSR (including telemetry), but at 1/3 size and weight of...

The XM+ radio receiver is a tiny SBUS diversity RX from FrSky. It’s insanely light weight making it a great alternative to X4R-SB and XSR RX for micro quad builds. Only downside of XM+ receiver is the lack of S.Port...

The Taranis Q X7 ACCESS features 24 channels with a faster baud rate and lower latency, thanks to its high-speed module digital interface. Just like the rest of the ACCESS transmitters, the Q X7 provides a secure and reliable link,...

The 900MHz R9 MM-OTA receiver implements the ACCESS protocol and brings the user improved performance and features. The R9 MM-OTA supports wireless firmware updates over the air making binding to receivers even easier. As well as the convenience of checking...

With improved signal sensitivity and durability, the Immortal T V2 antenna is the perfect companion for race quads. The centerpiece housing is made out of a rubberized plastic material which will allow a certain degree of bending to further minimize...

R9M Description FrSky R9 and R9M radio control system is the first FrSky long range system which works in the frequency of 900MHz. The R9M module offers 4 switchable RF power outputs to so you can choose the appropriate power...

T type antenna for the FrSky R9 mini and R9MM receivers.

Same awesome Crossfire, just without the Bluetooth module! If you don't need to utilize the Bluetooth feature in the original Crossfire, this option is the best way to save some money while getting the same Crossfire technology as before. The...

The R9 MX is the enhanced versions of the previous R9 MM/Mini series long-range capable receivers, equivalent in size and weight equipped with a robust detachable Ipex1 antenna connector. The R9 MX takes features from the previous R9 Mini and...

Yet again TBS is redefining long range flying! With the TBS Crossfire Diversity Nano RX we have taken the most powerful Crossfire receiver. Presenting the smallest full-fledged diversity receiver of any frequency, even boasting a power-redundancy circuit (battery not included!)...

The RX6R is a standalone receiver with all the functions of X6R, it features 6 PWM outputs with extremely high precision and low latency. The latency of PWM output is 9ms less than that of the X6R in high speed...

Antenna orientation, wear & tear, and non-directionality have been the source of some range issues with our long range and mini quad pilots. We sat down with IBCrazy and he designed this antenna to be as durable as possible. A...

FrSky has given the 2019 treatment to much of their catalog. Featuring updates such as incorporating the new ACCESS protocol as well as numerous hardware tweaks in each model. The FrSky Taranis X9D Plus 2019 is a re-designed version with...

The FrSky G-RX6 was specially designed to be used with gliders. FrSky built a variometer sensor right into the X6R receiver, this will give you telemetry data like altitude and vertical speed. The G-RX6 features 6 PWM outputs with higher...

Improve your FrSky Q X7 by modding the JR Bay's telemetry port to allow 400kbaud throughput speed instead of just 100kbaud. Another use of this board is if you are using a Taranis Q X7 and are using crossfire but...

The TBS Crossfire is a long-range R/C link based on the newest RF technology, capable of self-healing two-way communications and range beyond comprehension. With a sensitivity of -130dB, full RF-side diversity, tiny receivers for FPV quads, the TBS Crossfire contains...

FrSky R9 and R9M radio control system is the first FrSky long-range system which works in the frequency of 900MHz. The R9M module offers 4 switchable RF power outputs so you can choose the appropriate power for different flight situations...