Yes it's ExpressLRS but why do we call this a Long Range Receiver? It has 3 special features that add up to everything you could ask for when pushing the limits!
- A low noise amplifer (LNA) that boosts the antenna's received signal before it hits the actual receiver chip
- A power amplifier (PA) that boosts the telemetry output for dramatically increased range on the telemetry back to your radio
- Diversity antennas for the best reception and transmission while flying in different orientations
Specifications:
- ESP8285, SX1280/1281IMLTRT
- PA/LNA: SE2431L
- Antenna connector: IPEX MHF 1
- RF Frequency: 2.4GHz (2400~2480MHz)
- Telemetry power: 22.5dbm~23dbm
- SE2431L RX_gain: 12.5dB
- Diversity (antenna-switching), DEFAULT ANTENNA#2
- Receiver protocol: CRSF
- Input voltage: 4~9V DC @ 5V pad
- Power dissipation: 40~45mA(before binding), 70~75mA(binding), 90~95mA(wifi mode)
- PCB size: 21mm x 15mm
- Weight: 3g w/ 2x antennas
Firmwares:
- ExpressLRS MATEK_2400_RX
- Firmware update via UART or WIFI
- ELRS-R24-D: enable “USE_DIVERSITY” (checked) when flashing in ExpressLRS configurator
Packing:
- 1x ELRS-R24-D
- 2x IPEX MHF1 Antennas
Quick start and tips here
Downloads here
This is the receiver Wezley Varty used in his crazy 100km flight (which has since been removed from Yotube....)