Team BlackSheep Crossfire Nano SE Receiver
TBS-NANOSE
TBS is stepping up the Long Range / UHF game, with no competition in sight! The TBS Crossfire Nano RX condenses 2 years of engineering experience, listening to customer requirements, and pushing designs to the maximum (or in this case, the minimum!). The end result is a full range receiver, at the smallest size of any receiver in the industry (yes, it's smaller than the XM+).
The Special Edition includes the TBS Immortal-T antenna!
Specifications:
Weight: 0.5g (receiver only)
Size: 11mm x 18mm
Includes:
- (1) TBS Crossfire Nano Receiver
- (1) TBS Immortal-T Antenna
- (1) Spare shrink tube
- (6) 30awg silicon connection wires (2 black, 2 red, 1 white, 1 yellow)
- (1) pin header 1x4
This product was added to our catalog on April 12, 2018
Pedro Ruiz
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Jun 18 2019 (5 weeks ago)
Team BlackSheep Crossfire Nano SE Receiver
I found Amain hobbies three months ago, when other local FPV shops in Florida were continuously out of stock on very popular items.
I found and purchased the TBS Crossfire Micro and Nano receiver to get my quad going a little farther from home, without fear of losing it by a dead reception.
The Nano receiver is very small. It is smaller than the FrSky XSR receiver. Soldering four wires to the receiver and then to the FC was not a problem. The reception that comes from this small receiver is amazing.
The investment in the TBS Crossfire product-line, in my case, the TBS Crossfire Micro and TBS Crossfire Nano, both of which I purchased from Amain hobbies, when nobody had them in stock, was very worth it.
However, I do have one complaint on the Nano receiver. I despise U.FL connectors. If you have fat clunky hands like me, I am nervous just looking at it. I installed the receiver and connector in my quad with no issue. I decided to change the setup;
during so, I popped the U.FL connector right off the receiver. Even though I busted the U.fl female piece off the receiver, I spliced the cable on the antenna to expose the coaxial. I, then, successfully soldered the wire to the receiver ground and positive end.
Now, I do not ever have to worry about that U.FL again.
I would love for TBS to upgrade the connectors on the TBS Crossfire products to a more reliable MCX. You know when it is plugged in and you now how to un-snap it.
Amain Hobbies, thanks again for coming through. TBS - great product line, but there is a little room for improvement.
I found and purchased the TBS Crossfire Micro and Nano receiver to get my quad going a little farther from home, without fear of losing it by a dead reception.
The Nano receiver is very small. It is smaller than the FrSky XSR receiver. Soldering four wires to the receiver and then to the FC was not a problem. The reception that comes from this small receiver is amazing.
The investment in the TBS Crossfire product-line, in my case, the TBS Crossfire Micro and TBS Crossfire Nano, both of which I purchased from Amain hobbies, when nobody had them in stock, was very worth it.
However, I do have one complaint on the Nano receiver. I despise U.FL connectors. If you have fat clunky hands like me, I am nervous just looking at it. I installed the receiver and connector in my quad with no issue. I decided to change the setup;
during so, I popped the U.FL connector right off the receiver. Even though I busted the U.fl female piece off the receiver, I spliced the cable on the antenna to expose the coaxial. I, then, successfully soldered the wire to the receiver ground and positive end.
Now, I do not ever have to worry about that U.FL again.
I would love for TBS to upgrade the connectors on the TBS Crossfire products to a more reliable MCX. You know when it is plugged in and you now how to un-snap it.
Amain Hobbies, thanks again for coming through. TBS - great product line, but there is a little room for improvement.
