Receiver Micro 6Ch DSMX/DSM2 CRACK PRO 2.4Ghz Spectrum w/ Diversity Antenna

Crack Series Pro 6-Channel DSMX/DSM2 Receiver with Diversity Antennas

The Crack Series Pro 6-channel receiver is a compact and lightweight choice for small to mid-size RC aircraft. It is compatible with Spektrum DSMX transmitters and remains backward compatible with older DSM2 systems.

Dual diversity antennas independently monitor reception to help maintain a dependable control connection. Extended antenna leads also provide greater flexibility when positioning the antennas inside foam, carbon-reinforced, or metal-equipped aircraft.

Key Features

• Six-channel lightweight receiver
• Compatible with Spektrum DSMX protocol
• Backward compatible with DSM2 systems
• Dual diversity antennas with independent signal monitoring
• Extended antenna leads for flexible installation
• Quick Connect with brownout detection
• Automatic failsafe position storage during binding
• Red LED indicates recorded signal holds
• Wide 3.5V to 8.5V operating range

Specifications

• Channels: 6
• Protocol Compatibility: DSMX and DSM2
• Frequency: 2.4GHz
• Input Voltage: 3.5V to 8.5V
• Dimensions: 29 x 19 x 11 mm
• Weight: Approximately 4.1 g
• Antennas: Dual diversity antennas
• Protective Covering: Black or clear PVC shrink tubing
• Included: Bind plug and printed quick-reference guide

Binding Procedure

1. Place the transmitter controls in the positions you want stored for failsafe operation.
2. Insert the bind plug into the receiver.
3. Supply power to the receiver. The LED will begin flashing rapidly.
4. Maintain at least 2 meters of separation and place the transmitter into bind mode.
5. When the receiver LED remains solid, binding is complete.
6. Disconnect power and remove the bind plug before normal operation.

Binding Distance Note

Some newer Spektrum transmitters, including NX and iX series radios, may require additional distance from the receiver during binding. If binding is unsuccessful, gradually increase the separation between the transmitter and receiver. In some installations, up to approximately 30 feet of separation may be required.

Installation Notes

• Position the two antennas in different orientations whenever possible.
• Keep the exposed antenna sections away from carbon fiber, batteries, motors, ESCs, and large metal components.
• Secure the receiver so it cannot move or place strain on the servo connections.
• Perform a complete transmitter range check before the first flight.
• Confirm correct failsafe operation before flying.

Setup Resource

• Watch the Receiver Binding and ESC Calibration Video