Reciever question??

[broncosdad1317]

so I have thcan r6ds reciever for my radiolink at9s. There are three others. The R9 the R10 and the R12. What's the differences. Is it only the amount of channels or is it the range too I noticed te higher the number you get two antennas instead of one

 

[VirtueViolater]

Two antennas usually indicate diversity (two receivers) and yes, The #'s indicate the amount of channels. They are all the same power unless they are "park fliers"

 

[broncosdad1317]

Wait so to have diversity I have to have two receivers on the quad?

 

[broncosdad1317]

What's a good reciever for my at9s by radiolink that has diversity or two antennas

 

[VirtueViolater]

If you have a diversity receiver, it will have two antennas. Same for your goggles altho some goggles have two and are not diversity

 

[VirtueViolater]

Wait so to have diversity I have to have two receivers on the quad?

no

 

[broncosdad1317]

Okay cool so I just get the r9 10or 12ds right I think their all diversity. And the goggles I get will have diversity

 

[VirtueViolater]

Okay cool so I just get the r9 10or 12ds right I think their all diversity. And the goggles I get will have diversity

You can fly on 4 channels but 6 is better for switching, any more is extra weight/space
I unpack and unpin my receivers, makes them lighter and easier to place in an already crowded quad

 

[broncosdad1317]

Is diversity better than non

 

[broncosdad1317]

I don't think I can get the r6ds for my radiolink with two antennas

 

[broncosdad1317]

These have diversity right and both would work with my radio link At9S. Wait one of them is a micro so that one wouldn't work for my 220 right

 

[broncosdad1317]

Those look a lot thicker than what's into quad

 

[broncosdad1317]

This is what's in mine the r6dsm

 

[VirtueViolater]

Is diversity better than non

yes

 

[VirtueViolater]

This is what's in mine the r6dsm

Is that a full range receiver?

 

[broncosdad1317]

Is that a full power receiver?

Idk what that means

 

[VirtueViolater]

A lot of times micro receivers are "park flier" receivers meaning not full Range, sorry, meant range

 

[broncosdad1317]

How do I find out

 

[VirtueViolater]

Google

 

[broncosdad1317]

Google

Lol fair enough. Haha something said to me you'd say that too