made a mistake ordering this, if somebody need it i will give it

made a mistake ordering this, if somebody need it i will give it

made a mistake ordering this, if somebody need it i will give it

One seriously excellent Rx . Using my Taranis Q x7 Tx : I set the Tx to D8 ( 1-8 ) mode , and then turned on the bind function . With the Tx in bind function I pushed the Bind Button on the Rx and holding it down I applied power to the Rx . The bind was almost instant . Letting go the bind button and turning off the power to the Rx , I then turned off the bind function @ the Tx . Rx is bound and working just fine .. Range testing .. I have a maximum distance of 60 meters available .. With the Tx in range test mode facing the Rx there were no issues , turning 90deg away from the Rx there were no issues , turning 180 deg away from the Rx so that my body was between the Rx and Tx I lost the signal ( to be expected ) . This is a fantastic little Rx , I am very pleased with it . Now the only thing is you need to solder the pins to the Rx board ( servo connector pins ) .. I would really like to see this done already . But with this Rx being so small and light I can see where some folk might want to solder servo leads directly to the board to save weight .. For those ultralight situations . So if you can't solder ? Oh dear , this Rx might not be for you ... Is there a pre soldered version ? ( There should be - hint hint - nudge nudge )

One seriously excellent Rx . Using my Taranis Q x7 Tx : I set the Tx to D8 ( 1-8 ) mode , and then turned on the bind function . With the Tx in bind function I pushed the Bind Button on the Rx and holding it down I applied power to the Rx . The bind was almost instant . Letting go the bind button and turning off the power to the Rx , I then turned off the bind function @ the Tx . Rx is bound and working just fine .. Range testing .. I have a maximum distance of 60 meters available .. With the Tx in range test mode facing the Rx there were no issues , turning 90deg away from the Rx there were no issues , turning 180 deg away from the Rx so that my body was between the Rx and Tx I lost the signal ( to be expected ) . This is a fantastic little Rx , I am very pleased with it . Now the only thing is you need to solder the pins to the Rx board ( servo connector pins ) .. I would really like to see this done already . But with this Rx being so small and light I can see where some folk might want to solder servo leads directly to the board to save weight .. For those ultralight situations . So if you can't solder ? Oh dear , this Rx might not be for you ... Is there a pre soldered version ? ( There should be - hint hint - nudge nudge )

One seriously excellent Rx . Using my Taranis Q x7 Tx : I set the Tx to D8 ( 1-8 ) mode , and then turned on the bind function . With the Tx in bind function I pushed the Bind Button on the Rx and holding it down I applied power to the Rx . The bind was almost instant . Letting go the bind button and turning off the power to the Rx , I then turned off the bind function @ the Tx . Rx is bound and working just fine .. Range testing .. I have a maximum distance of 60 meters available .. With the Tx in range test mode facing the Rx there were no issues , turning 90deg away from the Rx there were no issues , turning 180 deg away from the Rx so that my body was between the Rx and Tx I lost the signal ( to be expected ) . This is a fantastic little Rx , I am very pleased with it . Now the only thing is you need to solder the pins to the Rx board ( servo connector pins ) .. I would really like to see this done already . But with this Rx being so small and light I can see where some folk might want to solder servo leads directly to the board to save weight .. For those ultralight situations . So if you can't solder ? Oh dear , this Rx might not be for you ... Is there a pre soldered version ? ( There should be - hint hint - nudge nudge )