GEPRC ELRS Nano PA100 Receiver (2.4 GHz)
GEPRC ELRS Nano PA100 is a receiver with a temperature-compensated TCXO crystal oscillator, thanks to which the frequency will remain perfectly accurate under any temperature conditions.
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Order the GEPRC ELRS Nano PA100 receiver - Your reliable connection for FPV drone
Provide your quadcopter with maximum range and signal stability. The GEPRC ELRS Nano PA100 receiver is designed for modern pilots. This compact device uses an advanced protocol. You will forget about disconnections and interference. Your flights will be safe and confident. This is the key element of your reliable bond.
This model is ideal for racing drones and freestyle. It combines minimum size and maximum power. You will be able to fly long distances without loss. Stable control over the drone will be guaranteed. This is your reliable insurance policy in the sky.
Five main advantages of the receiver
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Advanced ExpressLRS 2.4 GHz protocol. It provides ultra-low latency and high noise immunity.
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Compact and lightweight Nano body. Easily fits into even the smallest drone builds.
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Transmission power up to 100 mW. Allows you to achieve maximum range and stability of communication.
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Built-in diversity antenna. It provides reliable reception in any orientation of the drone.
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Easy setup and firmware update. The entire process is carried out through a convenient web interface.
How does your reliable connection work?
The GEPRC ELRS Nano PA100 receiver operates using the ExpressLRS protocol. It is an open and constantly evolving standard. It uses the 2.4 GHz frequency for communication. The receiver receives commands from your remote control. It then transmits them to the drone's flight controller.
At the same time, the receiver sends telemetry back to the console. You see voltage and signal quality data. The protocol constantly scans the airwaves to find the best channel. This ensures the highest connection stability. Your commands are executed almost instantly.
Technical characteristics and functionality
The device supports ExpressLRS firmware version 3.x. It has compact dimensions of 20.5x14.5x4.5 mm. The weight of the receiver is only 1.4 grams. This is critical for miniature racing quadcopters. The model is equipped with two ceramic antennas.
They are located at an angle of 90 degrees to each other. This provides diverse reception and a stable signal. The receiver supports telemetry mode with Wi-Fi. It is compatible with most popular flight controllers. The connection occurs via the CRSF protocol.
The transmit power can be adjusted dynamically. 10, 25, 100 and 250 mW modes are available. Setup is done via Passthrough in Betaflight. Standard wires are used for connection. This simplifies the installation and soldering process.
Specifications
- Radio frequency: 2.4 GHz
- Microcontroller: ESP8285
- RF Module: SX1281
- Crystal Oscillator: TCXO
- Input voltage: 5V
- Antenna connector: IPEX1
- Refresh rate: 25-1000 Hz
- Telemetry power: 100 mW
- Size: 17 × 11 mm
- Weight: 0.7 g (without antenna)
- Firmware: GEPRC Nano 2.4 GHz PA100 RX.
