Radiolink R8EF 8 Channels 2.4GHz RC Receiver SBUS/PPM/PWM Long Range Control RX for Airplane Truck Robots Helicopter RC Transmitter T8FB/T8S/T12D/T16D/RC8X/RC4GS V3/RC6GS V3

Installed and just tested (1 receiver each) on a 50mm edf jet and 2M electric sailplane. Great so far! Easy to bind. The TF8B tx and this receiver is a real good value for the price. I think I'll order more of this receiver.

Este es el segundo que compro para otro proyecto, el primero que compre fue para aprender con el, y cometi miles de errores, lo cortocircuite, lo calente, lo conecte mal, de todo y nunca se me daño. Así que para mi esta muy bueno.

I just updated my TX16S because I wanted to use a RadioLink receiver and I didn't have the Radlink protocol. This update solved the problem BUT...The radio link receiver R8EF defaults to a mode that does not work with the tx16s. You have to briefly tap the bind button TWICE on the side to switch modes. It will change the LED from purple (combined red and blue) to just solid red which will work. I found out the hard way (servos went berserk). reply to this if you have any problems with yours and I will try to be more explicit. Has anyone else had this issue? the receiver isRadiolink R8EF 8 Channels 2.4GHz RC Receiver SBUS/PPM/PWMYou have to set it to the PWM mode to work with the TX16S. You have to tap the Bind/set button TWICE within ONE second to switch modes. TWICE!!!!

It. arrived and works as it should It was delated as Amazon had a problem with my payment but took 5 daysto contact me about the problem

Have not installed this in the project I'm working on yet but I'm sure it'll work great have other units I've used in the past it was very happy with the results

Bought this to test. One thing I will say is that binding is extremely easy. Bound to a TX16s multiprotocol radio. I made sure to fine tune the radio center frequency per the multiprotocol page for this rx. Basic RSSI TSSI telemetry is available.Installed in a park flyer wing. Range test is passable. Flew it. Response is excellent. HOWEVER, the lelemetry warnings come on in less distance than my Flysky ia6b receivers. Now, I did not lose the control signal at any point but just annoying telemetry lost warnings.I am going to stay with the Flysky's. Cost is about the same. I do have to use a binding plug. Only 6 channels but there is a10channel version available if needed. But telemetry is better.

You can get this rx when you buy the t8fb transmitter

I purchased at least 4 of these receivers over the last year or so. I fine tuned the frequency to get the best signal. They bind easy to my Jumper T16. At first they work fine, but over the course of several months. They start to lose signal while in the air. Usually about 100 yards away or so. I tried to fine tune the frequency better as I noticed this happening. At first it's only for a couple of seconds, but this past week, I crashed a plane. If it weren't for all 4 of these receivers showing signs of this, I would have said it must be something I'm doing wrong. But at this point, I have to say these receivers are not reliable. I do use the R8FM and have about 7 planes with them and have had no problem. This is my honest viewpoint. I would beware if I were you or expect to get the hot glue out to repair your plane.