Spektrum SRXL2 Remote Serial Receiver with Telemetry

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The SPM4651T DSMX SRXL2 Serial Micro Receiver takes the original SPM4649T receiver and adds more value, functionality, and a longer control and telemetry link range. The SPM4651T uses our feature-rich SRXL2 protocol to give pilots a fast serial data connection with up to 20 channels. SRXL2 is a powerful and open-source communication protocol developed by Spektrum. It greatly improves bi-directional communication between the radio system and flight controller for added telemetry functionality and flight control configuration right from the pilot's Spektrum transmitter, all over one signal wire.

The SPM4651T is small, lightweight, and ideal for helicopter, multi-rotor, and FPV enthusiasts. It also features a simple bind button, so pilots no longer need to carry a separate receiver or bind plug to bind. Dual antennas provide receiver diversity for a solid signal, and the long coax antennas help to provide maximum signal strength in all orientations for challenging installations where carbon fiber, metal, and batteries shield the antenna. With Spektrum DSMX 2.4GHz RF protocol, the Spektrum SRXL2 Serial Telemetry Receiver provides remarkable range and interference-free performance.

Key specifications

Frequency
2.40 GHz
conduits
20
Operating voltage
8.40 V
plug system
Spectrum
Item number
17546382

General information

Manufacturer
Spektrum
Category
RC receivers
Manufacturer no.
SPM4651T
Release date
23.11.2021

Colour

Colour
Multicoloured
Exact colour description
Multicoloured

Receiver Features

Frequency
2.40 GHz
conduits
20
Operating voltage
8.40 V
plug system
Spectrum

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂-Emission
Climate contribution

Scope of delivery

Scope of delivery
1 piece

Product dimensions

Length
2.88 cm
Width
1.80 cm
Height
0.78 cm
Weight
4 g

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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