RP4TD 2.4GHz True Diversity Receiver For ELRS Protocol

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RP4TD 2.4GHz True Diversity Receiver For ELRS Protocol

MFR RadioMasterMODEL RR1914

RP4TD 2.4GHz True Diversity Receiver For ELRS Protocol — radio receivers by RadioMaster.

Vendor-supplied listing. This part is made by RadioMaster and listed from Rotor Riot. Full specifications and current availability are held by the manufacturer; this listing carries the part, its price and its category.

No second supplier matched for this listing — Rotor Riot is the only route we can offer today. 6 of our suppliers carry RadioMaster, though, so it may be listed elsewhere under a different product name: GetFPV, NewBeeDrone, Pyrodrone, RaceDayQuads, ReadyMadeRC.

Rotor Riot: usually ships same day. Its shipping policy says: “Orders for in-stock items, placed before 2 PM EST, Mondays through Fridays, are typically fulfilled the same day.” Policy, read 8 Oct 2026. That is the supplier’s dispatch time, not a delivery date; carrier transit is extra.

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Specifications· 9 fields

As published by RadioMaster, the manufacturer. View the manufacturer's page

Antenna
65mm 2.4GHz T Antenna x 2
RF chip
SX1281 x 2
Weight
1.4 g(vendor states 1.4g (without antenna))
Processor
ESP32
Dimensions
23.7*16.3*4.0mm
Bus interface
CRSF
Frequency range
2.4GHz
Telemetry power
Max 2x 100mW
Operating voltage
DC 4.5-12.0V

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A 2.4GHz true diversity receiver for the ELRS protocol, built around two SX1281 RF chips and an ESP32 processor. It connects over a CRSF bus and uses two 65mm 2.4GHz T antennas. The telemetry power is listed as Max 2x 100mW. The board runs from DC 4.5-12.0V and measures 23.7*16.3*4.0mm, weighing 1.4g without antennas. The listing does not state the channel count or the flight controller it is designed to pair with, so check the wiring for the receiver port on your aircraft.