HGLRC ELRS 915MHz Receiver for Long Range - Module with T-Type Antenna
The HGLRC ELRS 915MHz Receiver is a long-range radio receiver utilizing the ExpressLRS open-source protocol and the SX1276 chipset. Operating on the 915MHz ISM band, it provides superior signal penetration and extended range compared to 2.4GHz systems, making it ideal for long-range FPV and drone applications.
Features
- 915MHz Frequency for superior range and obstacle penetration compared to 2.4GHz.
- ExpressLRS (ELRS) open-source protocol with CRSF communication for ultra-low latency and high packet rates.
- Powered by the SX1276 LoRa chipset for robust long-range communication.
- Compact and lightweight design (21x11mm, 0.9g) suitable for tight builds.
- Pre-flashed with stable ELRS firmware version 3.3.0 for broad transmitter compatibility.
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The HGLRC ELRS 915MHz Receiver is engineered for pilots who demand maximum control range and signal reliability. By operating on the 915MHz frequency band, it leverages longer wavelengths that diffract more effectively around obstacles, providing a more stable link in environments with dense foliage or urban structures. This makes it a superior choice for long-range exploration, mapping, and FPV flights where maintaining a control link is critical.
Based on the ExpressLRS open-source ecosystem, this receiver offers exceptionally low latency and high refresh rates, ensuring precise and responsive control even at distances exceeding 10 kilometers. The integrated SX1276 LoRa chipset handles the physical layer communication with high sensitivity and interference resistance. Its compact footprint and minimal weight allow for integration into a wide variety of multirotor and fixed-wing UAVs without compromising flight performance.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.0009 kg |
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| Dimensions | 2.1 × 1.1 cm |
