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FrSky’s X6R receiver features 16 channels (6 normal PWM outputs and all 16 channels on the dedicated Sbus output). Plus the exciting new SmartPort and a traditional A2 port on the bottom. Pull the jumper and connect an FBVS for basic external voltage monitoring.

Smaller than the X8R, but still packing 16 channels and the new SmartPort that supports the new hubless digital sensors! Or, connect the new vario, and then connect the old hub to use existing analog sensors.

But that isn’t all the X6R 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. The neat trick is the SmartPort still works in D8 Mode!

Features:

With external analog telemetry port(AD1), When pins of A1and X (Middle Pin) are connected by the jumper, A1 will change from External Analog Telemetry Port to Internal Built-in battery voltage sensor.

    Number of channels: 1~6ch from conventional channel outputs, 1~16ch from SBUS

    port. With RSSI PWM output (0~3.3V) on board.

    Smart Port enabled, realizing two-way full duplex transmission.

Specification:

Compatible with:

FrSky Transmitters Taranis X9D Plus/XJT in D16 mode, X9E, X-Lite, QX7, Horus X10/X12

FrSky DFT/DJT/DHT/DHT-U in D_mode

Dimension           47.42×23.84×14.7mm (L × W × H)

Weight 15.4g

Operating Range              full range (>1.5km)

Operating Voltage Range              4.0~10V

Operating Current            100mA@5V

Number of Channels       16CH (1~6ch from conventional channel outputs, 1~16ch from SBUS

All files relating to the X6R Receiver including manuals and firmware updates can be found here:  https://www.frsky-rc.com/x6r/

 
Posted : 11/04/2019 11:57 am
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