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Bandit 915/868MHz ELRS RF Module

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Bandit 915/868MHz ELRS RF ModuleAfter extensive research and collaboration with the ExpressLRS team, we are thrilled to unveil the all new Bandit ExpressLRS RF Module. This cutting edge module represents the culmination of our efforts to deliver unparalleled performance and reliability for your long range drone and UAV applications. Browse The Complete Bandit Series Products Collection. Check out all our External Modules Receivers Collection, and the rest of our ExpressLRS Products.

After extensive research and collaboration with the ExpressLRS team, we are thrilled to unveil the all-new Bandit ExpressLRS RF Module. This cutting-edge module represents the culmination of our efforts to deliver unparalleled performance and reliability for your long-range drone and UAV applications.

Browse The Complete Bandit Series Products Collection.

Check out all our External Modules/Receivers Collection, and the rest of our ExpressLRS Products.

 


    Rugged Construction for Enduring Excellence

    The Bandit ExpressLRS is not just about performance; it's also built to endure. Its rugged CNC machined aluminum case not only exudes a sleek and modern aesthetic but also serves as a heat sink, efficiently dissipating heat and maintaining optimal operating temperatures under even the most strenuous conditions.

    Intuitive Control at Your Fingertips

    The Bandit ExpressLRS features an OLED display, a five-directional navigation key, and customizable shortcut buttons, providing you with immediate access to all the essential controls. Easily adjust settings and tailor the module's behavior to your specific needs, ensuring an unparalleled flying experience.

    Versatile Antenna Options for Diverse Applications

    The Bandit ExpressLRS comes equipped with a RadioMaster T Antenna for general-purpose flying and a RadioMaster Moxon antenna for long-range directional applications. This versatility empowers you to adapt your setup to suit any flying scenario, from everyday recreational flights to professional drone and UAV operations.

    The Ideal Solution for Demanding Applications

    Whether you're an experienced drone enthusiast or a professional UAV operator, the Bandit ExpressLRS RF Module is the perfect choice for your demanding applications. Its unmatched performance, rugged construction, intuitive controls, and versatile antenna options make it an indispensable tool for those seeking the very best in long-range drone and UAV technology.

    How and when to use your Moxon Antenna or T Antenna

    MOXON Antenna
    The Moxon directional antenna is intended for long range and has a more narrow field of operation. It is important to keep the Moxon antenna pointed in the general direction of your aircraft.
    Antenna polarization: vertical/horizontal polarization

    T Antenna
    The T Antenna is an omnidirectional antenna. It is intended for short to medium range and is suitable for most conditions.
    Antenna polarization: vertical/horizontal polarization

    How to use Futaba CRSF Cable

    1. Please make sure your Futaba radio firmware can support CRSF function. Click here to learn more.
    2. Follow Futaba manual to select servo test port to CRSF.
    3. Connect Bandit via CRSF Cable. 
    4. Connect a XT30 2s-4s lipo battery to Bandit.

    Dimensions

    Features:

    • Up to 1 Watt power output
    • Packet rates up to 200Hz
    • Optimized circuitry for ultra-low power consumption
    • Built-in TCXO oscillator
    • Low noise, high comfort
    • High contrast OLED display
    • Rugged gunmetal CNC housing
    • Awesome RGB light effects
    • High efficiency cooling system
    • Wifi and Bluetooth support
    • Built-in ExpressLRS backpack
    • Built in accelerometer
    • Directional nav key and customizable shortcut buttons
    • Micro and Nano adapters included
    • 915/868MHz Moxon Antenna and T Antenna included
    • Futaba CRSF Cable included
    • UART Cable included

    Specifications:

    • Item: Bandit ExpressLRS RF Module
    • Regulatory Domain: FCC915
    • MCU: ESP32(main), ESP8285(aux, as ESP backpack)
    • RF Chip: SEMTECH SX1276
    • Refresh Rate Min/Max: 25Hz/200Hz
    • RF Output Power: 1000mW/30dBm
    • Module Bay Adapters: Micro standard 5pin socket & Nano standard 8pin socket
    • Built-in RGB lights
    • Built-in OLED screen
    • G-sensor Support: Yes
    • XT30 Power Supply Voltage: DC 6V ~ 16.8V
    • Weight: 155 grams (with antenna)
    • Dimension: 90*51*24mm

    Package Includes:

    • 1 * Bandit ExpressLRS RF Module
    • 1 * T Antenna
    • 1 * Moxon Antenna
    • 1 * Micro Adapter
    • 1 * Nano Adapter
    • 1 * Transparent Protective Cover
    • 1 * UART Cable
    • 1 * Futaba CRSF Cable
    • 1 * 1.55mm Allen Key
    • 6 * M2*6 Screws
    • 1 * Manual

     




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