RadioMaster Bandit BR3 ExpressLRS Receiver (915mhz)

Are you on the hunt for a top - notch radio receiver in Australia? Look no further than the RadioMaster Bandit BR3 ExpressLRS 915MHz Receiver. This receiver comes with a built - in TCXO oscillator, which guarantees reliable, stable, and accurate signal reception, making it a champ in tough environments. With 0402 components, it offers excellent vibration resistance. It has a massive 500mw of telemetry output, perfect for long - range applications. The ESP8285 MCU and SX1276 RF chip are well - known for low latency, high sensitivity, and great long - range performance. The included T Antenna is optimized for long - range use. Whether you're into FPV freestyle or long - range flying, this low - latency and high - refresh - rate RF module receiver is your ideal pick. Key features include a maximum 500mW telemetry RF power, a built - in TCXO oscillator, superior vibration resistance with 0402 components, and a dual 915/868MHz T Antenna for better signal stability and range. Specifications are as follows: it's the Bandit BR3 ExpressLRS Receiver, regulated under FCC915, with an ESP8285 MCU, SEMTECH SX1276 RF chip, telemetry RF power adjustable from 100mW - 500mW via LUA, a 915/868MHz T Antenna with IPEX1 interface, CRSF bus interface, a working voltage of DC 5.0V, dimensions of 24*14.2mm, and a weight of 5.5g with antennas. The package includes 1 Bandit BR3 ExpressLRS Receiver, 2 T Antennas (installed on the receiver), 3 Receiver Shrink Tube Sleeves, 1 CRSF Wire, and 1 Manual.

Using the RadioMaster Bandit BR3 ExpressLRS Receiver is a breeze. First, make sure the working voltage is set to DC 5.0V. Connect the CRSF wire to your compatible device as per the instructions in the manual. The T Antennas are already installed on the receiver, but you can adjust their position for better signal reception. When using it for long - range applications, take advantage of the high telemetry output power. Remember, since it has a low - latency RF module, it's great for fast - paced FPV freestyle flying too. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and strong vibrations. If you notice any issues with signal reception, check the antennas and connections. Also, make sure to keep the firmware up - to - date for optimal performance.