KO Propo 21008 4CH Compact Receiver for Buggies  [KO-21008]

KO Propo 21008 - KR-241FH Receiver (4CH)
Price:
NZD$93.33
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-21008
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KO Propo Receiver for Reliable Radio Links

The KO Propo 21008 receiver is a versatile 4-channel unit suited to many model types, from off-road buggies to scale trail rigs. It is favoured for consistent reception and straightforward integration into existing systems.

Main Benefits of the KO Propo 21008 Receiver

  • Compatibility: Compatible with numerous RC platforms so you can swap it between models as needed.
  • Channels: Four channels provide room for steering, throttle and two extra functions or mixes.
  • Signal Reliability: Designed to maintain a steady link under typical hobby conditions.
  • Installation: Simple connections and a compact form factor make installation quick and tidy.

For pilots wanting dependable reception and easy fitting, the KO Propo 21008 offers a practical balance of performance and convenience across many RC applications.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How do I bind the 21008 to my transmitter?

Refer to your transmitter guide for binding mode steps. Typically you power the receiver in bind mode then initiate bind from the transmitter while keeping them close together.

Any tips for antenna placement on trail vehicles?

Route antennae away from metal parts and batteries, keep them at right angles where possible, and secure them so movement does not change orientation during runs.

Will it handle extra channels via a mixer?

The 4-channel layout supports standard mixes handled by your transmitter. If you need more functions consider using a separate module or an expanded receiver with additional channels.

How should I power the receiver for best results?

Use a stable BEC or receiver battery with correct voltage for your servos. Avoid running long thin leads that can drop voltage under load.

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