FrSky X8R Receiver with UNI-RX

FrSky X8R Receiver with UNI-RXNow supplied with UNI RX firmware for a much improved owner experience. You can read a bit more about UNI RX here. The FrSky X8R receiver features 16 channels (8 normal PWM outputs and all 16 channels on the dedicated Sbus output). A common question we get is how do you get all 16 channels out of the X8R? Well, FrSky has given you options. You can use the Sbus line to access all 16 channels. Using something like the FrSky Sbus Decoder, you can convert

Now supplied with UNI-RX firmware for a much improved owner experience. You can read a bit more about UNI-RX here. 

The FrSky X8R receiver features 16 channels (8 normal PWM outputs and all 16 channels on the dedicated Sbus output).

A common question we get is how do you get all 16 channels out of the X8R? Well, FrSky has given you options. You can use the Sbus line to access all 16 channels. Using something like the FrSky Sbus Decoder, you can convert the digital Sbus signal to normal servo outputs. You can connect Sbus servos directly to the Sbus line. Another option is that you can combine 2 X8Rs and output channels 1-8 on the first receiver, and output 9-16 on the second receiver. 

But that isn't all the X8R can do. It can also work in "D8" Mode to work with the DHT, DJT, DFT and DHT-U transmitter modules. In this mode you have 8 channels. (Note, for this to work you will need to flash FrSky's legacy firmware (v1) back onto this receiver. We can do this flashing for you at the time of purchase, just let us know.

Specification:
Dimension: 46.5mm x 27mm x 14.4mm (1.83" x 1.06" x .56")
Weight: 16.8g (.59 oz) 
Operating Voltage Range: 4V-10.0V
Operating Current: 100mA@5V 
Operating Range: >1.5km (Full Range)
RSSI output: PWM
Firmware Upgradeable 

Antenna connection = IPEX 1

Compatibility:
All 16 channels requires the FrSky ACCST radios, or the XJT, XHT modules.
For 8 channels in D8 Mode you can use the FrSky XJT, DJT, DFT, DHT and DHT-U modules.