Flysky 4 Channel Receiver
£11.50
4 Channel Flysky receiver FS2A AFHDS for use with transmitters such as the Flysky FS-i6.
Uses the AFHDS 2A protocol for transmitters such as FS-I6, FS-I6X, FS-I6S, FS-TM8, FS-TM10, FS-I10. Comes with the pins separate from the board, you can solder wires directly to save weight if you wish.
Rated up to 10V so can be ran with a 2S lipo (8.4V fully charged) without the need for a BEC.
Binding & Failsafing instructions below.
15 in stock
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Binding & Failsafing
Binding:
- Hold down the BIND RANGE TEST button on the receiver whilst turning it on with the switch. The blue light should be flashing rapidly, meaning it’s in bind mode.
- Hold down the bind button on the transmitter while turning it on. You will see ‘binding’ on the screen
- When the receiver is flashing slowly turn the transmitter off and on again.
- You should see the blue light on the receiver go solid.
Failsafing:
- Turn on both your receiver and transmitter.
- Set your transmitter’s right stick to the middle and push the left stick to the bottom.
- Hold the bind button on the receiver, the blue light will flash quickly several times then go solid. – Note: this is just the failsafe for this model of receiver, if you have a different one, failsafe setup may be different. There’s a failsafe option in the transmitter menu too.
- Hold down the BIND RANGE TEST button on the receiver whilst turning it on with the switch. The blue light should be flashing rapidly, meaning it’s in bind mode.
Anders Daun (verified owner) –
Using this instead of the receiver that comes with the controller.
Make it alot easier to fit the electronics in small robots, and every gram that u can reduce is just great.
Works very well 🙂
Luke Handscomb –
If you’re not using the malenki, this is the RX of choice. Easy to use and utterly minimal, with a handy button for easy binding and setting of failsafes. Requires an afhds-2a transmitter which means you devo Fans out there need to install that multiprotocol module you’ve been eyeing on Bangood, cos between these receivers and the malenki afhds-2a truly is the future.