KO Propo 21014 KR-420XT Precision 2.4GHz XT 4-Channel Short Antenna Receiver  [KO-21014]

KO Propo 21014 - KR-420XT Short Antenna 2.4GHz XT 4ch Receiver
Price:
£82.52
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-21014
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Control with KO Propo 21014 KR-420XT

KO Propo 21014 KR-420XT provides a compact receiver solution that focuses on precise command response and dependable radio link. Its short antenna and 2.4GHz XT protocol are suited to installations where space and signal clarity are both important.

Compact Layout, Accurate Inputs

The receiver's small footprint allows fitting into narrow radio bays while keeping control input timing accurate. It is a good option when component real estate is limited but performance is expected.

Stable 2.4GHz XT Performance

Operating on the 2.4GHz XT system, the KR-420XT aims to maintain a clean connection and reduce interference during runs. The four channels provide the standard control flexibility for most car and truck setups.

Practical Advice for Setup and Care

Double-check transmitter settings and route the short antenna away from motor wiring and metal mounts. Regular inspections of connectors and mounts will prevent most common signal drop issues.

Specifications

  • Frequency: 2.4GHz XT
  • Channels: 4
  • Antenna: Short
  • Compatibility: Widely compatible with various KO Propo transmitters

For pilots and drivers who need compact hardware without compromising on accurate control, the KO Propo 21014 KR-420XT is a reliable option.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Does this receiver support more than basic channels?

The KR-420XT provides four channels, covering primary functions and a single auxiliary channel. For additional channels, consult KO Propo for higher channel receivers.

How should I route the short antenna in a carbon chassis?

Keep the antenna clear of direct contact with carbon panels and away from power leads. Use mounting points that isolate the antenna from metalwork to reduce signal loss.

What checks help avoid intermittent connection issues?

Inspect connector pins and solder joints for corrosion or looseness, ensure the receiver is secured to reduce vibration, and confirm transmitter and receiver trims are set correctly.

Is a short antenna less reliable than a longer one?

Short antennas can be equally reliable when positioned correctly and paired with a compatible transmitter. Proper routing and avoiding electrical noise sources are more important than length in many installs.

Can I use this receiver for both racing and practice sessions?

Yes, its stable 2.4GHz XT link and compact form make it suitable for both high-intensity racing and regular practice, provided it is installed and maintained correctly.

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