KO Propo 21012 MR-8 8-Channel MX-F Radio Receiver  [KO-21012]

KO Propo 21012 - MR-8 2.4GHz MX-F 8ch Receiver
Price:
NZD$59.81
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-21012
GTIN:
4945984210129
Condition:
Brand New
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The KO Propo 21012 MR-8 2.4GHz MX-F Receiver is tailored for pilots needing accurate, repeatable control. With eight channels and stable signal handling, it supports complex models while keeping interference low.

Stable 2.4GHz MX-F Connectivity

The MR-8 employs MX-F technology to keep the radio link consistent under race conditions and close-proximity use. This leads to dependable steering and throttle response when tight control is required.

Practical Setup Notes

Setting up the MR-8 is simple, but small adjustments to antenna routing can noticeably improve reception. Avoid bundling antenna wires with power leads or mounting them near metallic structures to keep the signal clean.

Small Footprint, Wide Fitment

Compact by design, the MR-8 fits into confined radio bays and pairs well with the KO Propo EX-NEXT transmitter for full control feel. Its channel count suits vehicles with multiple functions, from drifters to trail rigs.

Specifications

  • Channels: 8
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz MX-F
  • Compatibility: Compatible with KO Propo EX-NEXT
  • Size: Compact design for easy installation

The KO Propo 21012 MR-8 is a compact, capable receiver that supports ambitious setups without sacrificing connection quality. It is a practical choice for competitive and scale builders alike.
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.

Can I use the MR-8 in a crawler and a racer?

Yes, the MR-8 handles both slow, precise inputs for crawling and fast, repeatable signals for racing thanks to its channel count and stable link.

Does MX-F reduce interference in busy areas?

MX-F helps manage interference by maintaining a robust connection, which is especially useful at packed tracks or events with many transmitters in use.

How compact is the receiver for tight radio trays?

The MR-8 is intentionally compact to fit modern chassis. Measure your radio bay and plan antenna routing to make the most of the space.

What should I check after installing the MR-8?

Confirm antenna orientation, verify bind procedure with your transmitter, and test all channels at low speed before full-power runs to ensure correct responses.

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