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2.4ghz receivers are more sensitive to momentary low voltage spikes than 72mhz was. The issue is 2.4ghz receivers are in effect little computers and there is a re-boot sequence that takes time. Some RX's are more trouble than others in this regard. The RRC Defibrillator holds a charge in reserve for use by your RX when a low voltage spike occurs. This support greatly reduces the depth of the low voltage spike in effect providing a bridge across the valley. In many cases, a brownout and reboot will be avoided. Of course there is no substitute for proper wiring and good quality power supply for your onboard electronics. Running the RRC Defibrillator will provide an extra margin of insurance when things don't go exactly as planned.
How to use: Plug into any empty RX channel respecting proper polarity. If you don't have an extra channel to plug it into, a Y harness in a used channel is just fine.
The RRC Defibrillator is built from high quality stuff, it's fully insulated, uses a heavy pigtail that is properly strained relieved just like one of our fine quality battery packs.
SKU Number: RRCDEFIBLG
2.4GHz Defibrillator
Onboard electronics for 2.4GHz radio systems cover a range of specialized accessories, and this category holds the defibrillator offering. It is aimed at pilots running 2.4GHz receivers who want to add a dedicated device to their onboard setup.
RRC 2.4GHz Defibrillator
The listing here is the RRC 2.4GHz Defibrillator in the large size. As with any onboard electronic accessory, it is worth reviewing how it fits into your particular receiver and power arrangement before installing it in a model.
Small onboard modules like this are usually mounted near the receiver and battery, so planning the wiring runs in advance keeps the installation tidy and easy to reach for later checks. Because installation details vary from one aircraft to the next, consider where the device will sit and how it connects within your existing 2.4GHz system before ordering, and keep the leads to and from the receiver short and secure.