Corona Synthétisé Dual-Conv Récepteur 8Ch 35Mhz

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Pretty good!

Jun 24, 2017

I use it for my homebuilt tricopter and works perfect. No glitches at all, and great coverage, in fact I use an old 35MHz multiplex transmitter with 7 channels and works smooth even better than the original multiplex receiver.

The crystal frequency of the transmitter: 35.120MHz

I will buy another one for sure!

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Dec 10, 2013

This is an excellent receiver but I had some problems with it to start out.

DO NOT FLY OUR MODEL IF THE RED LED ON THE RX IS NOT STATIC.

I was using 34.950 (55) and had a lot of trouble locking the RX to the TX.

When it finally did lock I noticed the red led was flashing a lot.

I was using this RX with a KK2 board and noticed when all the channels were centered, the values were jumping from -8 to 8 and I spotted a matching jittering in the yaw servo of my tricopter. I connected a servo direct to the RX and noticed the same issue.

After a lot of checking I contacted Corona who told me there MAY be a problem with channels below 60 (35.00) and above 80 (35.200).

I changed my TX crystal to 70 (35.100) and the RX locked straight away. Then I noticed the stick test on the KK2 board showed 0 for all connected channels. I've range tested the TX (JR X-3810) to RX and gave up after 1.5 miles.

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Dec 05, 2013

This is the best 35mhz I have every tried BUT.............. Please be aware that for some reason (possibly firmware issue) these receivers do not work properly with frequencies outside of 60 - 80. This means 55-59 (34.950-34.990) and 81-90 (35.210-35.300) will not work properly.

I use 35mhz and 5.8ghz for fpv and this RX at first appeared to be locked on with occasional red light flickering but I had wild centering problems and assumed it was my TX. I tried a different RX and ruled out the TX. Contacted Corona who told me that the RX might not work properly outside of 60-80.

I changed my TX crystal to 70 (35.100) and the Corona started working perfectly with a massive 2km range. To carry out a range test just walk away from the TX and watch the RX light. As soon as it flickers you have found your range.

DO NOT FLY if the red light on the RX is flickering in any way. It should be a SOLID red light.

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Aug 23, 2013

Graupner MX12-es adval kivlan mukdik mr tbb modellben hasznlom.

Olcs s jl mukdik ajnlani tudom mindenkinek aki mg 35MHz-es adt hasznl. Graupner MX12's artists have been working very well in several models I use.

Cheap and works well recommend it to everyone who's still using 35MHz transmitter.

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Jul 21, 2013

Guter Empfnger. Die Ummantelung (Gehuse) knnte fester sein

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Sep 22, 2012

use as a backup receiver for my models, perfect for sintezatornrmu module from Futaba 9

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Jun 22, 2012

I put this in an AXN. I have a 35mhz tranny and didn't want to upgrade to 2.4GHz. It linked with the transmitter first time. I've had no problems so far. I'll be getting these in future instead of Dual Conversion receivers. WELL worth the price!

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May 31, 2012

DEr beste 35Mhz Empfnger fr den preis

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May 16, 2012

Excellent receiver. The only difficulty (small) is the failsafe settings. With 4x I got llear antenna 4 km in FPV

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Apr 24, 2012

I am testing this reciever and first hold was after 2100 m distance.

Amazing...