A propeller cut one of the antennas on my RX, so needed replacements. Price is low and quality looks OK, have not tried them yet. The unshielded part of the antenna is not protected by an extra plastic tube like on the original antennas on my RX, but should not be a problem.

A propeller cut one of the antennas on my RX, so needed replacements. Price is low and quality looks OK, have not tried them yet. The unshielded part of the antenna is not protected by an extra plastic tube like on the original antennas on my RX, but should not be a problem.

A propeller cut one of the antennas on my RX, so needed replacements. Price is low and quality looks OK, have not tried them yet. The unshielded part of the antenna is not protected by an extra plastic tube like on the original antennas on my RX, but should not be a problem.

Not ipex or pigtail you must be solder directly receiver.

Not ipex or pigtail you must be solder directly receiver.

Not ipex or pigtail you must be solder directly receiver.

These are great antennas they'll restore your RX to full range after you put the original ones into your props. Very challenging to solder though my picture is magnified 50x and the joins are good... You'll need a bloody small soldering tip and a couple of drinks to steady your hand and you'll be good to go! I think I'll get receivers with the plug type connectors from now on.

These are great antennas they'll restore your RX to full range after you put the original ones into your props. Very challenging to solder though my picture is magnified 50x and the joins are good... You'll need a bloody small soldering tip and a couple of drinks to steady your hand and you'll be good to go! I think I'll get receivers with the plug type connectors from now on.

These are great antennas they'll restore your RX to full range after you put the original ones into your props. Very challenging to solder though my picture is magnified 50x and the joins are good... You'll need a bloody small soldering tip and a couple of drinks to steady your hand and you'll be good to go! I think I'll get receivers with the plug type connectors from now on.

Good replacement 2.4ghz reciver antenna. Soldier in place and off you go. I would buy agin.

Good replacement 2.4ghz reciver antenna. Soldier in place and off you go. I would buy agin.

Good replacement 2.4ghz reciver antenna. Soldier in place and off you go. I would buy agin.

Elle m'ont servit a remplacer les antennes de mon récepteur XSR. Elles sont un peu plus longues mais ça n'est pas dérangeant et elles sont surtout super faciles à souder. Aucun soucis avec. :-)

Elle m'ont servit a remplacer les antennes de mon récepteur XSR. Elles sont un peu plus longues mais ça n'est pas dérangeant et elles sont surtout super faciles à souder. Aucun soucis avec. :-)

Elle m'ont servit a remplacer les antennes de mon récepteur XSR. Elles sont un peu plus longues mais ça n'est pas dérangeant et elles sont surtout super faciles à souder. Aucun soucis avec. :-)

I used these to repair some damaged antennas on my Turnigy receivers. Worked just as well as the originals. recommended.

I used these to repair some damaged antennas on my Turnigy receivers. Worked just as well as the originals. recommended.

I used these to repair some damaged antennas on my Turnigy receivers. Worked just as well as the originals. recommended.

Just what I was looking for. These are the shielded antenna wires but instead of the more expensive braided shielding, this is the cheaper foil shielded antenna replacement. It DOES NOT have and plug on the end (like FrSky uses) instead I soldered the center cable to the existing antenna location, then grounded the shielding to any ground point on the PCB (used cont. tester to locate a ground point) When soldering the foil, use a dab of flux, tin the surface first, and only touch the tip of iron a brief time to avoid melting the plastic tubing. Worked just as I wanted to extend the working portion of the antenna past carbon fiber frame.

Just what I was looking for. These are the shielded antenna wires but instead of the more expensive braided shielding, this is the cheaper foil shielded antenna replacement. It DOES NOT have and plug on the end (like FrSky uses) instead I soldered the center cable to the existing antenna location, then grounded the shielding to any ground point on the PCB (used cont. tester to locate a ground point) When soldering the foil, use a dab of flux, tin the surface first, and only touch the tip of iron a brief time to avoid melting the plastic tubing. Worked just as I wanted to extend the working portion of the antenna past carbon fiber frame.

Just what I was looking for. These are the shielded antenna wires but instead of the more expensive braided shielding, this is the cheaper foil shielded antenna replacement. It DOES NOT have and plug on the end (like FrSky uses) instead I soldered the center cable to the existing antenna location, then grounded the shielding to any ground point on the PCB (used cont. tester to locate a ground point) When soldering the foil, use a dab of flux, tin the surface first, and only touch the tip of iron a brief time to avoid melting the plastic tubing. Worked just as I wanted to extend the working portion of the antenna past carbon fiber frame.

Это очень хороший вариант! Дёшево!

Это очень хороший вариант! Дёшево!

Это очень хороший вариант! Дёшево!

got these for the XSR, will see how they fair in longer range tests but seem good!

got these for the XSR, will see how they fair in longer range tests but seem good!

got these for the XSR, will see how they fair in longer range tests but seem good!

GOOD

GOOD

GOOD