TW R10 Frsky receiver
TW R10 Frsky receiver
TW R10 Frsky receiver
TW R10 Frsky receiver

TW R10 Frsky receiver

€60.75
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The TWIN series receiver features a new, stable TW protocol that benefits from the simultaneous integration of two active 2.4G frequency bands. The TW active-active protocol differs from general active-watch redundancy solutions in that, with the TW protocol, two 2.4G frequency bands are active on the TW series receiver at the same time. This receiver is equipped with 3 2.4G antennas and is designed for RC users who wish to benefit from resilience and long range in their radio communications.

 
  • Dual 2.4 G TW mode operating simultaneously
  • Basic black box data logging function
  • Long control range (range varies according to RF power parameters)
  • 10 configurable channel ports
  • - CP1: PWM / SBUS OUT / FBUS / S.Port / SBUS IN
  • - CP2-10: PWM / SBUS OUT / FBUS / S.Port
  • FBUS / S.Port
  • SBUS output port (supports 16-channel / 24-channel mode)
  • SBUS port (supports signal redundancy)
  • Firmware update via radio link (OTA)

Features :

  • Frequency: Dual 2.4 GHz
  • Dimensions: 64.6 × 16.6 × 12.4 mm (L x W x H)
  • Weight: 9.4 g
  • Operating voltage range: 3.5 -12 V (2S Li-ion batteries recommended)
  • Operating current: ≤120 mA at 5 V
  • Voltage measurement range via AIN (external device): 0-35 V (battery voltage division ratio: 1:10)
  • Compatibility: RF module compatible with TWIN serial radio and TW protocol
  • 2.4 GHz triple antennas (with IPEX1 connectors)
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