Note that the order of pins in the connector is not the same as in the FS-RX2A non-V1. See the attached image. There is no telemetry. The binding procedure with FS-I6 is somewhat unintuitive in that the transmitter will show you "RXBinding..." even after the receiver has successfully bound. At this point you need to simply switch off the transmitter.

Note that the order of pins in the connector is not the same as in the FS-RX2A non-V1. See the attached image. There is no telemetry. The binding procedure with FS-I6 is somewhat unintuitive in that the transmitter will show you "RXBinding..." even after the receiver has successfully bound. At this point you need to simply switch off the transmitter.

Note that the order of pins in the connector is not the same as in the FS-RX2A non-V1. See the attached image. There is no telemetry. The binding procedure with FS-I6 is somewhat unintuitive in that the transmitter will show you "RXBinding..." even after the receiver has successfully bound. At this point you need to simply switch off the transmitter.

I've tested this on 4s like 20 flights. I can confirm that works without any problem. I was able to force the range up to 150 meters but didn't try more. Seems like it may go further on open areas. Once, when quad was like 100 meters away from me, I mistakenly flew it low and she ended up somewhere exactly between me and 6 blocks. Lost signal like 1/3 of a sec and then instantly came back just before failsafe would cut the power. I was lucky, that was completely my fault. Oh by the way, yes failsafe works. Finally, I can say it's a great reciever for such a small board.

I've tested this on 4s like 20 flights. I can confirm that works without any problem. I was able to force the range up to 150 meters but didn't try more. Seems like it may go further on open areas. Once, when quad was like 100 meters away from me, I mistakenly flew it low and she ended up somewhere exactly between me and 6 blocks. Lost signal like 1/3 of a sec and then instantly came back just before failsafe would cut the power. I was lucky, that was completely my fault. Oh by the way, yes failsafe works. Finally, I can say it's a great reciever for such a small board.

I've tested this on 4s like 20 flights. I can confirm that works without any problem. I was able to force the range up to 150 meters but didn't try more. Seems like it may go further on open areas. Once, when quad was like 100 meters away from me, I mistakenly flew it low and she ended up somewhere exactly between me and 6 blocks. Lost signal like 1/3 of a sec and then instantly came back just before failsafe would cut the power. I was lucky, that was completely my fault. Oh by the way, yes failsafe works. Finally, I can say it's a great reciever for such a small board.