RadioMaster 2.4GHz RP1 ELRS FPV Receiver ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Come with 65mm UFL T Antenna for TX16S TX12 Zorro ELRS RC Transmitter

The RadioMaster RP1 2.4GHz ELRS receiver is an excellent piece of gear. It’s incredibly small and compact, making it perfect for tight builds where space matters, but it doesn’t sacrifice performance. Installation is straightforward, and once it’s set up, it just works. The antenna feels like very good quality, and as expected from RadioMaster, the overall build is solid and dependable. I’ve flown several hundred meters out on only 250mW transmit power without a single issue — link quality has been stable and confidence-inspiring the entire time. For the price, the performance and reliability are hard to beat. If you’re running ExpressLRS and need a compact, trustworthy receiver, the RP1 is a fantastic choice. I would absolutely recommend it and wouldn’t hesitate to buy another for future builds.

Works great on my build

Radio master is the best, good price as well

Worked great in my ATOMRC Dolphin

I use these in all of my fpv builds from 2” to 13” they are the best! Great quality for the price and they are small enough to fit anywhere. I haven’t had any issues with power or losing signal while flying bandos

Ep1 and ep2 this size are good for small quads and even tho they are better then other receiver types when it comes to link, I would not use them for actual long range. I’m mostly saying this for noobs. Yes it’s a great little receiver. But no It doesn’t compare to ep3 with diversity. If you want your 3” to fly “far” it’s all good your battery shouldn’t let you get far enough out for the link to drop low, If you want a 5”-7” to fly far get the ep3 with diversity or better. And be careful. If you bend the antenna connection to abruptly you will most likely break the connector off. Then you either have a useless receiver or you better learn to solder on new ones and they are tiny. I use ep1-2 on builds that have no room for anything else or no antenna clearance.

Super easy to hook up and it’s way smaller than the original one I replaced. Paired up easy and has been working flawlessly.

I didn't know when I bought it, but it took care of my 'telemetry lost' warnings I'd get on my Boxer every 20 seconds. My other quads with the $14 receivers still get them