FrSky Receptor L9R 9ch Alcance Longo

FrSky L9R 2.4GHz 9/12CH PWM SBUS Output Long Range RC Receiver for Taranis X9D X9E X12S

OVERVIEW:
FrSky L9R receiver is the new long range unit from Frsky and offers up to twice the range of the standard X series receivers.
It should be noted that L9R is a non-telemetry receiver and therefore not Smartport or Data Hub compatible.
FrSky"s L9R receiver features 12 available channels (9 via normal PWM outputs and all 12 channels on the dedicated Sbus output). What really makes this FrSky receiver stand out from the rest is the long range capabilities. How long? Testing shows it is reliably twice the range of FrSky"s telemetry receivers, some claim more. And their telemetry receivers are well know for their range. How did FrSky do this? They did more then just rub some of the magical FrSky dust on it. They have been working on this receiver for a long time, and advanced filter makes this receiver work with a bone stock FrSky Taranis or FrSky XJT module. Yep, you heard it, nothing special is needed to double your range!

Specifications:
Brand Name: FrSky
Item Name: L9R Receiver
Dimension: 46.25x26.6x14.2mm (L x W x H)
Weight: 19gm
Antenna: PCB Antenna
Number of Channels: 1-9ch from conventional channel outputs, 1-12ch from SBUS port
RSSI output: Analog RSSI output (0-3.3V)
Operating Voltage Range: 4.0-10V
Operating Current: 100mA@5V
Operating Range: approx. 2 times that of X-series receivers

Features:

Longer operating range: 2 times of the operating range for X-series receiver

More number of channels: 1~9ch from conventional channel outputs, 1~12ch from SBUS port

With RSSI output

Compatibility:
FrSky X-series Module (XJT) etc in LR12 mode (Switch 1 is OFF, Switch 2 is ON)
FrSky Taranis X9D etc. in LR12 mode
L9R receiver does not work with FrSky V8, D8, and D16 Mode.

IMPORTANT:
L9R has a bind protocol that differs from the X series - PLUS failsafe is set to last signal by default, so the user must ensure to set the failsafe to work as preferred. Failsafe cannot be set from the TX, so the manual should be consulted for the relevant information.