2.4 Ghz
2.4 Ghz
FlySky Receiver FS-A3 3CH 2.4GHzFlySky Receiver FS-A3 3CH 2.4GHz alt The Flysky FS-A3 receiver is a 3-channel receiver compatible with the Flysky GT2E GT2G GT2F transmitter. Specification: Channel: 3 channels Model Type: Car / Boat Frequency range: 2.4055-2.475 GHz Band width: B500KHz Band width: 140 RF receiver sensitivity: -105dBm Modulation: GFSK Channel definition: 4096 Input power: 4.0-6.5 V DC Antenna length: 26 mm Weight: 6 grams
2.4 Ghz
HPI RF-40 receiver (2.4GHz/3ch)#105383 - HPI RF-40 RECEIVER (2.4GHz/3ch) Use with HPI TF-40 Transmitter The RF-40 receiver is a 3-channel 2.4GHz radio receiver designed for use with the TF-40 2.4GHz radio transmitter from HPI Racing. Use it as a replacement part for lost or damaged receivers, or as a way to use multiple cars with one transmitter. 2.4GHz high frequency reception Long range reception Failsafe system if radio reception is lost Use with the #105381 TF-40 radio transmitter or as a spare for the #105385 HPI TF-40 / RF-40 2.4GHz RADIO SET.
2.4 Ghz
5 Channel Micro TQi Receiver With TSM/Telemetry6533 - 5 Channel Micro TQi Receiver With TSM/Telemetry Traxxas Stability Management (TSM) Makes You Faster Traxxas Stability Management (TSM) lets you experience all the extreme power, speed, and acceleration that was engineered into your Traxxas model by making it much easier to control on slippery surfaces such as loose dirt, smooth concrete, and even ice and snow. Go ahead, punch it off the line! TSM senses the vehicle s direction and makes steering corrections to provide straight-ahead full-throttle acceleration without fishtailing or spinouts. When cornering, TSM intuitively corrects the vehicle s line for faster exit speeds. TSM also improves braking by keeping the vehicle arrow straight until you reach a complete stop. No Unwanted Side Effects or Disconnected Feel TSM lets you enjoy all the benefits modern electronic stabilization without intruding on your driving fun or introducing unwanted side effects. Traxxas engineers developed superior tuning algorithms that run on high...
