XR1 Nano Multi-Frequency ExpressLRS ReceiverXR1 Nano Multi Frequency ExpressLRS Receiver The XR1 Nano Receiver is basically the Swiss Army knife of ExpressLRS except smaller, lighter, and less likely to get confiscated at airport security. Measuring just 20 13 mm, this thing crams in the latest Semtech LR1121 transceiver and lets you run either 2. 4 GHz or Sub G 900 MHz without juggling different receivers. Range, sensitivity, and reliability? Tick, tick, tick. Perfect for your next Franken

XR1 Nano Multi-Frequency ExpressLRS Receiver

The XR1 Nano Receiver is basically the Swiss Army knife of ExpressLRS — except smaller, lighter, and less likely to get confiscated at airport security. Measuring just 20 × 13 mm, this thing crams in the latest Semtech LR1121 transceiver and lets you run either 2.4 GHz or Sub-G 900 MHz without juggling different receivers. Range, sensitivity, and reliability? Tick, tick, tick. Perfect for your next Franken-build, whether it’s a cinewhoop or a long-range toothpick.

Why You Want It

Because you’re tired of wondering if your quad’s going to failsafe the moment you push it past the local park bench. With multi-band ExpressLRS baked in, the XR1 gives you stupid-good link quality in a package smaller than the pack of screws you just lost on the carpet. Bonus: Wi-Fi setup means no more sacrificial USB cables (yes, we know you’ve melted a few).

Your prop bag weighs more than this 2 g XR1 receiver, and it still packs Wi-Fi + dual-band ExpressLRS. Lighten up and lock in today.

Specifications

What’s in the Box*

• 1× XR1 Nano ExpressLRS Receiver
• 3× Antenna options (because choice is a lifestyle)

Disclaimer

Accessories may vary, but the XR1 itself is guaranteed — we’re not in the business of shipping empty bags. Yet.

Still Here?

You absolute legend, still scrolling through specs like a beta-tester crash dummy. The XR1 Nano multi-frequency ExpressLRS receiver is the upgrade that’ll keep your quad locked in for long-range or freestyle madness. Go ahead — snag one now, or at least send this page to your mate who still thinks FrSky is “good enough.”