Radiolink R6DS 2.4GHz RC Receiver 6/10 Channels SBUS/PWM/PPM for Drone Airplane Fixed Wing AT9S/AT9S Pro/AT10/AT10II Transmitter RX
Details
- BrandRadiolink
- Connectivity TechnologyRadio
- Power SourceBattery
- MaterialPlastic
- Colorblack
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Flight Experience!
- USER FRIENDLY BINDING - Easily connect with a simple press of a button—no complicated setups required!
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works flawlessly with AT9S, AT9S Pro, AT10, and AT10II transmitters.
- UNMATCHED SIGNAL CLARITY - Experience seamless control with advanced DSSS & FHSS technology.
- ROBUST PROTECTION FEATURES - Built-in reverse polarity protection ensures your receiver stays safe from mishaps.
- LIGHTNING FAST RESPONSE TIME - Enjoy a high-resolution ratio of 4096 and stability of 0.5us for low-latency performance.
The Radiolink R6DS 2.4GHz RC Receiver is a high-performance device designed for drone and fixed-wing aircraft enthusiasts. With support for 6/10 channels and advanced anti-interference capabilities, it ensures reliable communication with your transmitter. The receiver features a fast response time, user-friendly binding process, and robust protection against polarity errors, making it an essential tool for any serious pilot.
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Reviews
D**J
Radiolink Receiver Sizes
Here are all the Radiolink receiver sizes lined up next to each other.I have a very small RC tank project, it's 1:72 scale and need a tiny receiver. The R12DS would be fine for a normal scale RC plane that needs a ton of controls for aielron, flapperon, etc.. The R9DS is good for a normal RC car with 5 control outputs. The R6DS is good for mini projects. Even though it says 6 it's really 5 since one channel is for battery power input so you lose a channel. 5 channels is plenty for most RC car or tank projects. Since my tank has a turret that moves with pan/tilt using 2 servos, plus 2 drive motors, plus headlights = 5 channels. The perfect amount of channels for a simple tank robotics project.I removed the right angle pins and soldered on some color coded straight pins... why doesn't Radiolink color code the pin headers to begin with?!?! Anyway this was the solution I needed to stuff into the 1:72 scale Cheerwing RC tank. Eventually I might just cut the headers off completely.The smaller the Radiolink receiver the shorter the range too, something to keep in mind. I'm going to use the R9DS in my RC car and R6DS in the mini tank. The R12DS I'll throw into a future larger tank project. I'm very happy with all the receivers. These will all get paired to a Radiolink AT9S Pro transmitter.
J**
Came on time and looked great
Came on time and looked right.
B**S
bind
it will not bind in my Jumper T Lite radio with OpenTX or in my Radiolink T8S radio. R6DS only can work with Radiolink AT9S/AT9S Pro/AT10/AT10II RADIOS
T**H
2/3
i bought three of these for a few gliders, two of them bound flawlessly to my AT-10 but one would not bind at all, this receiver also had a blue indicator led unlike the other two. other than the one weird one the other two seem to match the performance of my other radio link receivers.
R**N
Easy to Install
Easy to use. Follow transmitter requirements too.Great value.Very good range.
M**G
Great receiver
Nice lightweight receiver great price and fast service
J**N
Nice small receiver for airplane
Needed a smaller receiver than my r9ds for a new mini Mustang airplane and this one is perfect. No problem binding to my transmitter. Haven't tested range yet but I've had good luck with my other drone r12dsm receivers from radiolink.
K**Y
Great product
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