The FrSky Delta receiver is a multi-brand 2.4GHz receiver that is compatible with FrSky D8/V8, Futaba S-FHSS/FHSS and Hitec A-FHSS. If that was not enough, it also features CPPM and RSSI outputs.
http://www.alofthobbies.com/delta-8.html
Here is a first, a single 2.4GHz receiver that will work with 3 different brands of radios! Not only is it the first Futaba FHSS compatible, but it is also the first time anyone has a single receiver that supports 3 different protocols! Binding is simple, and the receiver automatically locks into the correct protocol. As an option, you can use jumpers to lock it into your protocol.
Compatible with transmitters that use the following protocols:
Hitec A-FHSS
Futaba S-FHSS
Futaba FHSS
and FrSky V8 & D8.
If that was not enough, this receiver also features CPPM and RSSI output options. CPPM allows you to feed all 8 channels through a single servo connector and is great for Flybarless helicopters and other flight controllers (such as Quads). RSSI output is great for sending your signal strength indicator to an onboard video systems.
At $23 a good receiver for most common applications of fun fly and scratch builds.
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I am planning to buy this rx. what would be the range?
is it fine for 60 size planes sir?
I use 5 of them on nitro and electric with no problem at all. Go for it!
(Been using since over a year)
I get mine from HK :)
Oh yes, the range! It is at least 1 Km ++. ie out of sight. I test on my Hitec Optic 6 in "power-down" mode, and it gives at least as much range as the Hitec Maxima Rx
FrSky products are simply the best in comparison to the top brands
Apparently all 3 receivers use the same if. This has the software for all 3 loaded. So initial pairing takes longer
It is great
Avijit
Anybody having this rx for sale ?? Interested in buying
Soham, get it from Hobby King.
It comes through Customs without any problems. Just try and keep your total order < 500 gm