RadioMaster XR series receivers. Using the new LR1121 chip

Following the release of the GemX capable module (the Nomad) and radio (The GX12) we taking a look today at the new XR series of receivers that use the same LR1121 chip. Whilst still compatible with the odler modules/Radios, these do offer some new modes that can be used with a GemX capable TX.
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[@MCsCreations]

Thanks for the review, Wayne! 😃
I think the one with 2 antennas would work great in a wing!
Merry Christmas!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@ReggieRailSystems]

Very Good information. For some reason I have not been receiving notice of your posts,

[@GR8SCOTT]

I just got the Nomad!

[@CurryKitten]

Cool - now there are more RX's to take advantage of it :)

[@dindondan3776]

I wonder why we need both 2.4 and 900 on a same rx for fixed wing flying? the antenna of 900mhz is too looooooong.For airplane under 1m wingspan ,the long antenna is not easy to fix on.

[@CurryKitten]

It's way easier that on a quad though isn't it. I'd personally want to go vertically polarised into the wing. You should have seen how big the antennas were in the 433mhz days