ImmersionRC Ghost Lite TX Module + Atto Receivers Halloween Bundle

This ImmersionRC Ghost Lite TX Module Halloween Bundle is designed for both reliable control at extreme range, and extremely low latency with a best-in-class frame rate for the Race circuit. This spooky combination includes a Ghost Lite TX Module and two Ghost Atto Receivers! Move so fast everyone will think they’ve seen a ghost!

 

VIDEO: Immersionrc Ghost lite TX module

Features

• Standard ‘Lite’ Module tested with FrSky XLite™ and FrSky X9 Lite radios
• Modulation: Chirp Spread Spectrum + Adaptive FHSS
• ~4ms End to End Latency, with OpenTx Integration
• One Of The Smallest Receivers On the Market
• Ghost LITE TX Module + Atto Receivers
• Crazy Race Performance: 250Hz
• Frequency: 2.4GHz band

Tiny Receivers

Size matters. The Ghost Átto receiver weighs in at about 0.6g and is only 14.8 x 11.5mm, a 15% smaller footprint than its closest competitor.

Most standard protocols are supported, including PWM, SBus, Fast SBus (200k), SRXL-2 (400k), and an inverted SBus (or rather an inverted-inverted SBus) to increase flexibility with F4 FCs.

Deja-Vu binding ensures that receivers already ‘known’ by a Ghost transmitter (through a previous bind operation) no longer require a button press to bind them. This also goes for new receivers, which will bind for the first time without the need for the button (all of this because we can’t stand tearing models open to find that buried bind button).

2.4GHz And Long Range Capabilities

ImmersionRC is setting a new standard with its Ghost system serving both the needs of Long-Range pilots, Freestylers, and Racers.

Easily achieve ranges of 10s of km with equipment light enough, and antennas compact enough, to perfectly accompany your Nano Goblin™ into the neighboring country.

Since 2.4GHz antennas are relatively small, a directional antenna on the transmitter can easily double the expected range.

Note: All Ghost receivers currently have multiple binding methods. It is recommended to bind via SRXL2 on a standard UART, the Ghost Protocol will be available with the release of OpenTX3.4.