XM-PLUS is really a fine FrSky receiver

I’m told the XM-PLUS is really a fine FrSky receiver, also it costs $10 under the R-XSR. The XM-Plus doesn’t support telemetry, as the R-XSR does.

I would buy an XM-Plus in my KingKong 90GT. I don’t think it features a pin for connecting the telemetry, also it doesn’t have an OSD. I didn’t think there is much reason for putting the R-XSR on the website.

John spoken me from it. When my upgraded 90GT finally dies, I'll likely change it with some thing modern, and that i bet that substitute will support telemetry and also have an OSD. Why buy an XM-Plus that I’ll never desire to use on another drone?

The R-XSR is ridiculously small, supports telemetry, and it arrives with a set of diversity antennas. I selected the model with removable antennas?aI’ve already damaged 2 or 3 antennas previously!

I’m keen on Joshua Bardwell’s approach to attaching antennas. He makes use of a zipper tie and a few heat shrink tubing to connect antennas towards the quadcopters arms. The antennas around the R-XSR module were just lengthy enough that i can make this happen on my Shuriken X1 and my BFight 210.

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