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RadioMaster R88 V2 Receiver

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RadioMaster R88 V2 ReceiverRadioMaster R88 V2 8CH FrSky D8 D16 & Futaba SFHSS Compatible PWM SBUS Receiver The RadioMaster R88 V2 Receiver delivers robust 8 channel control and broad protocol compatibility for a range of RC models. Supporting FrSky D8, D16 , and Futaba SFHSS protocols, this receiver is a versatile choice for RC drones, planes, and vehicles. With both PWM and SBUS outputs , the R88 V2 gives you flexible connection options, whether you're seeking simple or

RadioMaster R88 V2 8CH FrSky D8/D16 & Futaba SFHSS Compatible PWM/SBUS Receiver

The RadioMaster R88 V2 Receiver delivers robust 8-channel control and broad protocol compatibility for a range of RC models. Supporting FrSky D8, D16 , and Futaba SFHSS protocols, this receiver is a versatile choice for RC drones, planes, and vehicles. With both PWM and SBUS outputs , the R88 V2 gives you flexible connection options, whether you're seeking simple or advanced control configurations.

At just 11 grams, the R88 V2 is lightweight yet powerful, offering a 1km+ control range to ensure you stay connected even in demanding situations. Its 15cm antenna provides high-sensitivity signal reception, and with a compact size of 40x26x16mm , it fits easily into a variety of models. While early versions were labeled for DC 4.5-6V , this version handles power inputs of up to 8.4V , making it even more versatile.

Key Features:

  • 8 Channels : Suitable for complex RC setups, providing ample control options.
  • FrSky D8, D16 & Futaba SFHSS Compatibility : Supports multiple protocols for flexibility.
  • PWM & SBUS Output : Offers a choice between basic PWM control or advanced SBUS communication.
  • 1km+ Range : Ensures reliable control over long distances.
  • High-Sensitivity 15cm Antenna : Delivers strong, consistent signal reception.
  • Lightweight & Compact : Weighs just 11 grams with a small footprint of 40x26x16mm.
  • Power Input Range : 4.5-8.4V, handling a wide range of power systems.

Specifications:

  • Channels : 8
  • Frequency Range : 2400-2483.5Mhz
  • Power Input Range : 4.5-8.4V
  • Signal Format : D8, D16 & SFHSS Compatible
  • Output Format : PWM / SBUS
  • Range : Over 1km
  • Antenna Length : 15 cm
  • Size : 40x26x16mm
  • Weight : 11 grams

What's in the Box:

  • 1 x R88 V2 Receiver

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