Description
Want to experience the efficiency, long range and low latency of the ELRS protocol without purchasing a new radio? RadioMaster has you covered!
Featuring up to 1W output, F-1000Hz refresh rates and a high-efficiency cooling system, the Ranger Micro 2.4GHz ELRS Module represents the cutting edge in ELRS technology. Attach the module to a compatible radio (TX16S, TX16S MkII, TX12, TX12 MkII and more) to enjoy all that ELRS has to offer.
The included T-shape antenna is designed for maximum signal coverage. An optional MOXON antenna is available for directional applications.
*Note: The Ranger Micro 2.4GHz ELRS Module fits JR style micro module bays, for Nano connectors, please consider the Ranger and the Ranger Nano modules.
Features
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High-efficiency cooling system
- Up to 1Watt Power output
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Wifi and Bluetooth support
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Packet rates up to F-1000Hz
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T-antenna included
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With Micro connector, supports TX16S MKII, TX16S MKII MAX and TX12 MKII radio and more.
Specifications
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Regulatory Domain: ISM2400
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MCU: ESP32(main), ESP8285(aux,as ESP backpack)
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RF chip: SX1281IMLTRT
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Frequency Range: 2400 MHz - 2480 MHz
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Maximum packet rate: 500Hz/F-1000Hz (F-1000Hz mode requires EgdeTX 2.7.1 or later)
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Minimum receiver refresh rate: 25Hz
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RF Output Power: 30dBm for FCC, 20dBm for CE (Adjustable by LUA)
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Wifi Support: Yes
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Bluetooth support: Yes
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XT30 Power supply voltage: DC 6V - 16.8V
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Weight: 48g (with antenna) / 39g (without antenna)
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Dimension: 136*42*26mm (with T antenna) / 74*42*26mm (without antenna)
Includes
- 1x Ranger ELRS 1W 2.4GHz Micro TX Module
- 1x T Antenna
Customer Reviews
Didn’t use bc I bought wrong module needed the nano for radiomaster Zorro smh
No problems so far
I really have nothing to compare it to, but it works! My beeper has excellent range now for finding the drone I crashed again... and again... ;)
I got this for my Radiomaster tx16s. It fits nicely on the back of the radio, and looks great. This is my first module and radio. It was a little bit of a learning curve to get everything working properly, but between Bardwell videos and the Erls webpage, I was able to get it figured out. A couple of my hang ups were the baud/packet rate, and the update file you select on the computer. The Bardwell video I watched was a little dated, so I was confused on which file to select for the build and flash update process. I got the information I needed off of the Erls website. So far I’ve had no issues while flying. Great product.
Was able to add ELRS support to my OG Taranis X9D! Great budget friendly route for getting back in the hobby for me.
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