🚀 Elevate Your Flight Experience!
The Radiolink R12DS is a cutting-edge 2.4GHz RC receiver designed for serious drone and aircraft enthusiasts. With 12 channels, advanced anti-interference technology, and real-time telemetry capabilities, this receiver ensures a reliable and responsive flying experience. Its quick binding feature and built-in safety mechanisms make it a must-have for any pilot looking to push the limits of their aerial adventures.
| Item Dimensions | 1.97 x 1.24 x 0.57 inches |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Size | Small |
| Item Weight | 0.49 Ounces |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Theme | airplane |
| Color | Black |
| Toy Vehicle Form | Airplane |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Additional Features | AT9S, AT10II |
J**S
Good for the money
It works very well, but I don't like the electronic sound it makes; it's nothing like the real thing. Also, when the heathers reach the limit of their movement, they produce a very unpleasant sound.
K**D
as advertized
as advertised
S**
Item not working properly
Item only works for rudder......no other channel seems to work...
J**Z
Nice receiver
Fast shipment and product is as described!
K**H
The range.
I love the price. I'm going to use this receiver in my new tug boat.
M**R
You can simultaneously receive on 2 of these from 1 transmitter!
I’m pleased to report that I was able to dual-bind 2 R12DS receivers to a single AT10ii transmitter. I simply bound Rx1, left it and Tx powered on, powered Rx2 on and bound it. Done. SBUS and/or servo outputs are synchronously duplicated on each. I’m assuming the telemetry return will still work as long as only one Rx is sending back.My application requires control of an upper and lower section that need to rotate independently and infinitely. They are already powered separately. I couldn’t find confirmation that RadioLink supported this, so I rolled the dice.This could be useful for redundancy, or even for driving 2 vehicles from 1 remote (1 on each stick).
A**R
Great product
Works great!
A**N
Would not bind with Radiomaster.
Definitely my fault for not doing my research. I was attempting to bind with a radiomaster tx16 mk2 and could not get it working. After looking into the issue all information points to radiolink receivers being exclusive to radiolink transmitters. There is an option for a radiolink protocol in the tx16, but I could not bind.
Trustpilot
5 days ago
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