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The Archer R8 PRO has 8 high-precision PWM channel outputs and features excellent Anti-interference performance when it comes to spark-ignition on internal combustion models.  It supports full-range signal strength with dual detachable antennas that assure optimal antenna reception and maximum range. In addition to all this, the R8 Pro can also be used as a redundancy receiver along with any other FrSky ACCESS capable receiver equipped with a SBUS port. All of the Archer receivers are hyper-matched with the ACCESS protocol. They not only feature wireless firmware upgrades, increased range, and telemetry performance, the R8 PRO now supports more functions like configurable telemetry power, S.Port/F.Port switching and FLR output. Additional valuable features are under development to unlock the true potential of the ACCESS protocol. FEATURES： ACCESS protocol with Over The Air (OTA) Anti-interference in spark-ignition Supports signal redundancy (SBUS In) Full control range with ... Continue reading →

The ARCHER GR8 FrSky receiver features the new ACCESS protocol. ACCESS provides the lower latency and increased performance of our previous G-RX8 receivers. With OTA (Over-The-Air) function support firmware upgrades will be very easy, no more wires. The ARCHER GR8 also has an upgraded high precision variometer that gives pilots more accurate and quicker altitude and vertical speed data. Now you can enjoy more accurate and quicker vario audio feedback from your FrSky ACCESS enabled transmitter. The ARCHER GR8 maintains its small form factor. Thanks to the ACCESS protocol and hardware optimizations, you can now use 8 high-precision PWM channels and 16 SBUS channels via standard servo connectors at the same time. In addition, any SBUS equipped ACCESS receiver can be connected to the SBUS IN port turning it into a redundant receiver, the GR8 will automatically use the receiver with the best signal. Powering the receiver via a speed control? Simple battery voltage monitoring is now ... Continue reading →

The FrSky Pilot series flight controller is an All-in-One module that supports comprehensive flight control functions with pre-installed powerful INAV (The support of other open-source software like Ardupilot and Betaflight are ongoing.) and F.Port 2.0 software. This control system is targeted towards RC hobby enthusiasts who are looking for a complete system combining power management, a powerful graphic FrSky OSD, and plenty of IOs. The R9/RXSR Pilot is comprised of a three-layer stack: 1.A mainboard providing power for servos and for a video system with switchable voltages, current measurement and general connectivity (6 full UARTs, I²C, 12 servo/motor outputs, 2 analog inputs, video input/output) 2.A processing board using a powerful STM32F765 at its core, boasting 1MB of flash memory, and 512KB of RAM capable of running the INAV, Ardupilot and Betaflight flight control software. It integrates an ICM20602 IMU, FrSky’s latest graphic FrSky OSD , and an SPL06 high ... Continue reading →

This is going to be the 2nd Part of the Recommended Battery Series for FrSky Transmitter X9D Plus Transmitter. Don’t get confused with the title that FrSky X9D 2019 requires different batteries than x9d plus as you might think there are some changes in the battery compartment of it. But that is not the case. in fact, the battery compartment of X9d 2019 is exactly the same as of old Taranis X9d Plus.   However, there is a special reason why this article is focused on Taranis X9D Plus 2019 rather than focusing on X9d plus in general. It is because X9D 2019 only supports operating voltage between 6.5v to 8.4v, which is basically a 2S lipo or Li-Ion. But, the older x9d plus (SE also) supports a wide range of operating voltage between 6 to 15V which means it can support even a 3s Lipo or Li-ion.   FrSky Taranis X9D 2019 has also some other difference with older Taranis X9D when it comes to battery and charging. Older Taranis X9D plus has a Ni-Mh battery charging circuit ... Continue reading →

The 900MHz R9 MM-OTA receiver implements the ACCESS protocol and brings the user improved performance and features. The long range receiver supports wireless firmware updates over the air making binding to receivers even easier. As well as the convenience of checking the current receiver firmware version. The R9 MM’s compact form factor design is also carried over to the OTA version, and the R9 MM-OTA supports inverted S.Port as well.   This receiver works compatible with the new release R9M Lite Pro module,and the other 900MHz modules will also be supported when the ACCESS firmware is available.   SPECIFICATIONS：   Dimension: 16*10*2.8mm (L×W×H) Weight: 0.7g (without antenna) Number of Channels: Non-LBT Version: 4/16CH (Telemetry) LBT Version: 4/16CH (Telemetry) / 4/16CH (No Telemetry) Operating Voltage Range: DC 3.5V – 10V Operating Current: 100mA@5V Operating Range: Up to 10km or above Compatibility: R9M Lite/R9M/R9M 2019 with ACCST firmware ... Continue reading →

The V8R4-II lightweight receiver is a great fit for small Park Fliers, 3D foamy and indoor slow flyers. Weighing in at a scant 3.5 grams, this is the perfect receiver for these types of applications. This receiver will operate as normal with your Telemetry module without having to switch over to none telemetry mode. Also compatible with the none telemetry modules - as well as with both the TARANIS TX and the XJT module too.   FrSky Receiver Features:   Advanced Continuous Channel Shifting Technology ( ACCST SYSTEM), robust frequency agility. Easy to bind and very fast link-up. Excellent reboot times. All channels are very effective and easy to set failsafe. Responsive and rock-solid in performance.   Specifications: Number of Channels: 4 Dimension: 36mm x 17.5mm x 8mm Weight: 3.5g Operating VoltageRange:3.0V-16.0V Operating Current: 30mA@5V Compatibility:   All 16 channels require the FrSky Taranis,or the XJT module. For 8 channels in D8 Mode you can use the FrSky ... Continue reading →

All of the Archer receivers are hyper-matched with the ACCESS protocol. They not only feature wireless firmware upgrades, increased range, and telemetry performance, the R4 now supports more functions like configurable telemetry power, S.Port/F.Port switching and FLR output. Additional valuable features are under development to unlock the true potential of the ACCESS protocol.   FrSky RECEIVER FEATURES：   ACCESS protocol with Over The Air (OTA) Tiny and lightweight Supports signal redundancy (SBUS In) Full control range with telemetry S.Port / F.Port External battery / device voltage detection   SPECIFICATIONS：   Dimension: 30*17*6.2mm(L*W*H) Weight: 3.8g 16/24 Configurable SBUS Channels 4 High-precision PWM Channels Operating Voltage Range: 3.5 -10V Operating Current: ＜60mA@5V Control Range: Full range* with telemetry (*Full Range: ＞2km, range may vary based on local conditions.) Voltage Measurement Range via AIN2 (External device): 0-3.3V Compatibility: All FrSky ... Continue reading →

FrSky Xact series coreless servos utilize all CNC machined aluminum protective case and metal gears, these servos are 8.4V high voltage capable and offer high speed and configurable torque performance. Also, the Xact series servos offer multiple form factors and configurations to fit for different model types and precision usage.   Working with the F.Port 2.0 protocol, the telemetry data (like real-time current and voltage) of Xact servos can be achieved and transmitted back to the radio by connecting either F.Port 2.0 capable receiver or flight controller. All the preset servo options of speed and torque can be configured directly on an ACCESS radio through the host device of F.Port 2.0 line, and the configurable servo steering as well as travel degree are additions now can be expected on this series.   FEATURES   Supports F.Port 2.0 SBUS and PWM protocol High durability with metal gear and all-aluminum CNC machined protective case 8.4V high voltage capable operation ... Continue reading →

  All of the Archer receivers are hyper-matched with the ACCESS protocol. They not only feature wireless firmware upgrades, increased range, and telemetry performance, the R4 now supports more functions like configurable telemetry power, S.Port/F.Port switching and FLR output. Additional valuable features are under development to unlock the true potential of the ACCESS protocol.   FrSky 2.4GHz ACCESS ARCHER R4 RECEIVER FEATURES: ACCESS protocol with Over The Air (OTA) Tiny and lightweight Supports signal redundancy (SBUS In) Full control range with telemetry S.Port / F.Port External battery / device voltage detection   FrSky 2.4GHz ACCESS ARCHER R4 RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS: Dimension: 30*17*6.2mm(L*W*H) Weight: 3.8g 16/24 Configurable SBUS Channels 4 High-precision PWM Channels Operating Voltage Range: 3.5 -10V Operating Current: ＜60mA@5V Control Range: Full range* with telemetry (*Full Range: ＞2km, range may vary based on local conditions.) Voltage Measurement Range via ... Continue reading →

The DJT telemetry transmitter module is a great choice if your transmiter is compatable with the JR modules. (as well as Turnigy 9x/FlySky 9x/EMAX 9x) The Telemetry Radio System developed by FrSky provides an additional return link that is used for monitoring the Rx’s voltage, poor receiver reception, temperature, location, speed and so on. The module is compatible with both the V8-series (non-telemetry) and the D-Series (telemetry) receivers.   Features: Advanced Continuous Channel Shifting Technology (ACCST is our advanced tecnology it shifts channel hundred times per second and there is no signal conflicts and interruptions) robust frequency agility. Easy to bind and very fast link-up. Excellent reboot time. True Diversity with two antennas. All channels can be programmed with Failsafe, quickly and easily. Quick and extremely stable in performance. Precise and smooth servo response. Extended range (1.5km-2.5km).   Specifications: Operating voltage: 6.0V-13.0V (can ... Continue reading →

The FrSky X9D was undoubtedly the most popular FrSky radio for years. Even with competition from other veterans brands such as Futaba, Spektrum, etc., FrSky managed to get a large following with their line of Taranis products and in the forefront is the FrSky X9D. Naturally, after years of success, Frsky released an upgraded version of the ever-popular X9D with the X9D Plus variant and have subsequently phased out the original X9D transmitter from its product line. FrSky X9D Plus Initial Impressions The unboxing experience is pretty good. The X9D Plus comes in a carry case that is included with all purchase of the transmitter. The transmitter comes with the following accessories: Taranis X9D Plus (SE version) Charger Lanyard (Neck strap) Battery (pre-installed) Carry Case 1GB SD Card (pre-installed) That is plenty of stuff to get you started and my favourite is the carry case as it is quite tiresome and dangerous to carry your transmitter without any protection and this hard carry ... Continue reading →

In this article, we are going to dig out the pros and cons of various Frsky Receivers to find out the Best Frsky receiver for your Race Rigs! A receiver is an important and basic component in racing drones as without it the signal sent from Radio or Transmitter cannot be processed by the Flight Controller. But the question arises when choosing a Receiver for your Taranis or Horus Radio as there are plenty of receivers to choose from. Frsky XM+   Frsky XM+ is a Small Size Reciever that Frsky Mainly developed for Mini or Micro Racing quads where the space to allocate the components is challenging. Frsky calls it Ultra Mini Reciever as it only weighs 1.6g and Moreover, it is a  Full Range receiver which means it will be identical to the X4R, XSR … Receivers.  The receivers feature Dual Antenna which means you have diversity with it. It has an IPEX V4 Antenna which makes it easier to change the antenna in case if it breaks and you don’t need to do any soldering ... Continue reading →

When trying to perfect their performance, RC hobbyists, pros, and even amateurs will frequently rely on RC Airplane Telemetry devices and systems, since a capable pilot should learn to better use his/her physical abilities and available technology, searching for ways to not only develop their own skills with practice but also to get as many as possible useful information about their vehicle’s behavior while flying. With that in mind, one telemetry essential yet basic product that is highly recommended is the FrSky Smart Port RPM and Temperature Sensor. Like many other sensors from FrSky, this one also works with the Smart Port interface and, when installed properly in association with an S.Port enabled receiver, it can send the acquired data to its respective transmitter ‘s digital Telemetry Radio System. Get yours now for just $18.20 at horusrc.com and improve the safety and performance of your flights! FrSky Smart Port System So… what is Smart Port? For those of ... Continue reading →

Model props must be carefully guarded during use. When mannequin head model props are installed and disassembled, each model prop part should be placed on a soft object as much as possible to avoid scratching or scratching due to excessive force. Special attention is paid to each model prop The joints of parts are most likely to have gaps due to collision. When placing model props in the mall, try to place them in places that are not easily knocked down or tripped by customers. Because model props are fragile, if they fall down, the accessories at each interface can easily fall off and make the model props unusable. The model props should not be placed in direct sunlight or too strong spotlights. The paint on the surface of the clothing model props will change color if they are exposed frequently. If you accidentally soil the model, you can clean it by the following methods. 1. When the surface of the model props is white, if the model props have just been used, they can be wiped ... Continue reading →

In this article, we are going to dig out the pros and cons of various Frsky Receivers to find out the Best Frsky receiver for your Race Rigs! A receiver is an important and basic component in racing drones as without it the signal sent from Radio or Transmitter cannot be processed by the Flight Controller. But the question arises when choosing a Receiver for your Taranis or Horus Radio as there are plenty of receivers to choose from. Frsky XM+ Frsky XM+ is a Small Size Reciever that Frsky Mainly developed for Mini or Micro Racing quads where the space to allocate the components is challenging. Frsky calls it Ultra Mini Reciever as it only weighs 1.6g and Moreover, it is a  Full Range receiver which means it will be identical to the X4R, XSR … Receivers.  The receivers feature Dual Antenna which means you have diversity with it. It has an IPEX V4 Antenna which makes it easier to change the antenna in case if it breaks and you don’t need to do any soldering to ... Continue reading →

There's a few methods for fasten a flyfishing knot leader getting a fly line, with every single getting its benefits and drawbacks. The easiest way is basically that you should find your factor of fishing. We'll measure the 3 most broadly used strategies to give you a leader getting a fly line, and you'll choose yourself which inserts for the budget.   THE NAIL KNOT   As extended as flies and leaders must be connected, the traditional Nail Knot remains connecting flying lines for your leaders. The Knot inside the Nail uses friction capture the fleeing chief. It's very simple to bind, there's however a particular kind of tool.   You may use a nail or perhaps somewhat string, something for Nail Knot, clearly. The final outcome outcome is the guides are selected over carry, mainly in situation you pay back it acquiring just a little Ultra crimson resin. The Nail Knot could be the right choice if you want to achieve that. Nevertheless the Nail Knot could ... Continue reading →