2.4GHz 4-Channel DIY Drone Remote Controller Transmitter and Receiver Board Kit

৳  1,350.00৳  1,500.00 (-10%)

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Build, repair, or customize your own mini quadcopter with this complete wireless radio control circuit board kit. The package features a 4-channel handheld transmitter board (Model: XN-LX102T) equipped with dual analogue joysticks, micro switches, and an onboard buzzer indicator, alongside a ultra-lightweight matching receiver board (Model: XN-CX302R). Operating on a 2.4GHz frequency band for a stable, interference-free connection, this set is ideal for hobbyists, students, and makers building 4-axis coreless motor aircraft, DIY robotics projects, and custom remote-controlled vehicles.

2.4GHz 4-Channel DIY Toy Drone Transmitter and Receiver Circuit Board Set

Product Overview

Take full control over your custom aerospace assemblies with this hobbyist-grade 2.4GHz 4-Channel Drone Remote Controller Kit. Consisting of a main transmitter module (XN-LX102T) and an ultra-lightweight matching receiver board (XN-CX302R), this radio setup replaces complex flight control programming with a direct hardware layout. It is the perfect electronics package for student STEM engineering labs, custom indoor coreless-motor quadcopter repairs, and high-frequency DIY robotics. [1, 2]

Key Features & Functionality

  • Stable 2.4GHz Frequency Band: Built with internal anti-interference protocols that guarantee a smooth, real-time wireless connection with zero crossing signals. [1, 2]
  • Complete 4-Channel Control: Smooth-gliding analog joysticks provide responsive mechanics for standard multi-directional maneuvering, including throttle, pitch, roll, and yaw configurations. [2]
  • Onboard Status Indicators: The transmitter includes a bright central LED indicator and an audio buzzer to alert builders during power-on and pairing sequences.
  • Compact Footprint: Specially designed for weight-sensitive aerial micro-frames without putting unnecessary strain on the propulsion motors. [1, 2]


Technical Specifications

Feature Transmitter Board (XN-LX102T) Receiver Board (XN-CX302R)
Operating Voltage 4.5V DC (3x Standard AAA Batteries) 3.7V DC (Single-cell LiPo battery)
Wireless Range ~60 Meters (Clear Line-of-Sight) Synchronized Long-Wire Antenna
Board Footprint ~52mm × 89mm ~22mm × 46mm
Mounting Aperture Fixed 2.5mm screw openings Structural edge trace
Motor Drive Capacity N/A Optimized for 4x small 716 / 614 coreless motors

🛠️ Wiring Nodes & Hardware Overview

Transmitter PCB (XN-LX102T)

  • VCC & GND Leads: Solder points on the left and right lower margins attach directly to a 3-cell battery configuration box.
  • Tactile Micro Switches (K1–K10): Trimming nodes mapped right into the motherboard layout to adjust trim controls and manage supplementary features like one-key trick flips or flight tuning. [3, 4]

Receiver PCB (XN-CX302R)

  • B+ & B- Leads: Main voltage terminal inputs designed to match a lightweight 3.7V rechargeable Lithium-Polymer (LiPo) power cell.
  • Motor Control Output Pins: Four separate dual-trace outputs designed to route throttle energy down to minor brushed coreless drone motors.
  • Note: Avoid connecting this module to heavy 820 or 8520 coreless motor models, as drawing excessive current will permanently burn out the receiver’s micro-transistors. [5, 6]

Simple Pairing Instructions

  1. Check that your quadcopter’s coreless motors are securely wired to the receiver board and attach a charged 3.7V battery. The onboard light will start blinking quickly. [7]
  2. Turn on the transmitter module via the center slide switch (S1). The built-in buzzer will emit an auditory chirp.
  3. Move the left throttle analog joystick all the way up, then slide it completely back down. The status lights on both modules will switch to solid, showing a successful 2.4GHz link. [2]


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