OrangeRx R920X 9Ch 2.4GHz DSM2 / DSMX CompFullRangeRx w / SatDivAnt, F / Safe & CPPM

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Nov 19, 2015

bought and paid for over 2 months ....8 weeks ... 60 days ago been on
ON LINE chat to some robots who read from a book and still no items ...all I get is wait ... wait ... wait ... can some one at hobby king pick up the phone andt tell me why im still waiting

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Aug 28, 2015

Overall, it's pretty good, well worth the money it costs. First off, the telemetry works with temperature and (battery) voltage monitoring. Voltage shows 12.3v when it's actually 12.6 If I set telemetry to 10.5v for warnings, it actually goes off at about 11.1v. The CPPM works well with Naza v2 flight controller.

A few things to note - RX voltage does not work, it always shows 4.9v because of how the receivers onboard voltage regulator was implemented. The receiver's telemetry transmission feels very 'short to medium range,; so it may not be the best option you are doing long range fpv. You are better off using an OSD for telemetry at that point. I would highly recommend it for planes, helis, or any sort of line of sight flying.

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Jul 12, 2015

Warning - read the manual if using the telemetry feature to monitor RX battery voltage is important to you. It doesn't work. "Due to hardware limitations TM doesn`t provide receiver pack voltage. It will always show 4.8VDC regardless of the actual receiver
voltage. Please keep this in mind. In glow and gas applications Battery voltage can be used as receiver pack voltage." Might not be important to many people, but in a large electric model with separate RX battery pack, like I want to use it in, this is a real problem.

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Jun 28, 2015

I flew mine almost out of sight with no glitches and no blinking light upon return. It works like it should. The short range <100M telemetry function is not of much use unless you use it in a park flyer. It will show a lot of fades as you exit and enter the telemetry range limit but control is not affected.