So, youre tired of your current receiver acting like a shy toddler every time you fly behind a single wet leaf? Enter the SkyGuy Nano 2.4GHz RX. Its small, its angry, and it has enough telemetry power to tell your radio exactly where you crashed without needing a search party. We know youre just going to skim this and look at the weight, so lets get on with it, shall we?
Most receivers are happy just to ‘exist.’ The SkyGuy Nano actually works for its living. With a built-in PA and LNA, its pushing 100mW of telemetry. That means your radio won’t start screaming ‘TELEMETRY LOST’ the moment you decide to send it behind a brick wall. Its running the ESP32-C3 chip, because apparently, even receivers need more processing power than the Apollo 11 lander these days.
| Model | SkyGuy Nano 2.4GHz RX |
| Name | ExpressLRS Receiver |
| Frequency | 2.4GHz |
| Antenna | T-antenna (52*79mm, 0.9g / 62*88mm, 2.2g) |
| Chips | SX1280 + ESP32-C3 |
| PA Type | PA + LNA |
| Power | 100mW |
| Input voltage | 5V |
| Antenna connector | IPEX1 |
| Weight | 0.7 grams (without antenna) |
| Dimensions | 10mm * 18mm |
| Default Firmware | SkyGuy Nano 2.4GHz RX 3.6.0 |
Works with any 2.4GHz ExpressLRS TX module. If you’re still on FrSky D8, please stop reading and join us in the current decade.
LED Cheat Sheet: Double-blink yellow means it’s lonely (Binding mode). Solid RGB means you’re golden. Green breathing? Its doing Wi-Fi things. To activate Wi-Fi manually, hold the button for 5s or wait a minute after powering on. To bind, power cycle 3 times fast or hold the button for 2s.
We are not responsible for your poor soldering skills or if you accidentally mount this inside a carbon fibre Faraday cage.
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