The RadioMaster Ranger is the pinnacle of ExpressLRS module design. Built not only to look great but to last with its rugged CNC machined aluminum case that aids the high-efficiency cooling system as a heat sink. The Ranger is up to any task and provides all the power and functionality you need.
Featuring an OLED display, a directional menu key, and two assignable shortcut keys the Ranger can be adjusted on the fly and personalized to your needs.
The Ranger includes a T Antenna for general use and a RadioMaster Moxon antenna for long-range directional applications. A micro module and nano module adapter are included to ensure the Ranger is compatible with most radios on the market today. A cable has also been included for use with Futaba radios that are CRSF capable.
Except for the Ranger, we also provide the Ranger Micro ExpressLRS Module and Ranger Nano ExpressLRS Module for your choice.
Please note this is the Pre-order. Orders start shipping in December 2022.
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Features
OLED Display
Rugged CNC Case
Built-in Accelerometer
Packet rates up to F-1000Hz
Up to 1 Watt Power output
Wifi and Bluetooth support
High-efficiency cooling system
5 Direction Nav key and customizable shortcut buttons
Micro and Nano adapters included
Moxon and T-antenna included
CRSF cable for compatible Futaba radios included
Specification
Item: Ranger 2.4GHz ELRS Module
Regulatory Domain: ISM2400
MCU: ESP32(main), ESP8285(aux, as ESP backpack)
RF chip: SX1281IMLTRT
Frequency Range: 2400 MHz - 2480 MHz
Maximum packet rate: 500Hz/F-1000Hz (F-1000Hz mode requires EgdeTX 2.7.1 or later)
Minimum receiver refresh rate: 25Hz
RF Output Power: 30dBm for FCC, 20dBm for CE (Adjustable by LUA)
Module bay adapters: JR standard 5pin socket & Nano standard 8pin socket
Still building it, but this sucker gets five stars for completeness. Seems to have a double supply of screws and standoffs, plus it comes with a full set of TPU bits—antenna mount, xt30 mount, a little sled for the receiver, and shoes—that you won’t get from cncdrones.
These batteries might actually be worth it in terms of dollars per flight time! They last over five minutes when my old lower end batteries last three minutes, and they’ve even lasted for seven on a freestyle quad in a tight environment. Plus it’s always fun to have a battery that can actually kind of handle full throttle for extended periods!
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