--- product_id: 728870893 title: "SPEEDY BEE RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by" brand: "speedy bee" price: "€ 73.27" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Speedy Bee" url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/728870893-speedy-bee-radiomaster-rp3-elrs-fpv-receiver-2-4ghz-expresslrs store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # 2.4GHz ExpressLRS tech Antenna Diversity for max range Optimized PCB heat dissipation SPEEDY BEE RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by **Brand:** speedy bee **Price:** € 73.27 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸš€ Elevate your FPV game with the RP3 β€” where power meets precision! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SPEEDY BEE RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by by speedy bee - **How much does it cost?** € 73.27 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/728870893-speedy-bee-radiomaster-rp3-elrs-fpv-receiver-2-4ghz-expresslrs) ## Best For - speedy bee enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted speedy bee brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Compact Yet Mighty:** Ultra-light 10g design fits tiny whoops to heavy-lift quads without compromise. - β€’ **Pro-Grade Durability:** Engineered for serious builds, surviving crashes and long-range missions with ease. - β€’ **Plug & Play Reliability:** Zero binding headaches with ExpressLRS open-source firmwareβ€”get flying on first try. - β€’ **Race-Ready Signal Stability:** Antenna diversity ensures rock-solid connection even in the most competitive FPV races. - β€’ **Next-Level Range & Telemetry:** LNA and PA boost receiver and telemetry range so you never lose control or data. ## Overview The SPEEDY BEE RadioMaster RP3 ELRS is a 2.4GHz ExpressLRS nano receiver designed for FPV drones, tiny whoops, and fixed-wing RC planes. Featuring antenna diversity, LNA and PA for enhanced range and telemetry, and an optimized PCB for heat dissipation, it delivers reliable, long-range performance in a compact 10g form factor. Perfect for professional and hobbyist pilots seeking seamless binding and rock-solid signal stability across all builds. ## Description RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by Speedybee Review: Best in its class - Ive only been doing FPV for a very short time...maybe 9 months. I got into all this when a friend of mine in the RC community retired from FPV'ing. He knew I wanted to try it so he just gave me ALL of his stuff. I recieved an FRSKY Tarranis X9D (on D8 protocol), a pair of fat shark HD0 goggles w/rapidfire module and several working and nonworking quads of various types/sizes...JACKPOT!! But was it really? So I was immediately struggling for the first 3 months to get any of the XSR and RXSR recievers to bind to the X9D, nothing was working, my patients had reached their limit. I was about to throw it all in the trash and stick to my RC cars/trucks that I can actually fix and make work. I hate giving up on anything and more than anyhing, i HATE feeling defeated. So i decided to give FPV 1 last hoorah before giving up! Believing i had followed every step EXACTLY as described when working with the FRSky garbage, i thought my problems were because of the old, out dated gear i was using. I decided to purchase a new Radiomaster TX16s Max, and 3 new 2.4G ELRS recievers, 2 RP1's and an RP3. I installed them, they binded the 1st time and with ZERO problems...just like they are supposed to. No more headaches, no more frustration....just success. * Side note, never use FRSky products! It's a time consuming headache. Now here I am with several of my own builds, all flying, and im loving the hobby once again. As for these recievers (or any other radiomaster product), I have never had ANY connection or other kind of issue... ever. I do fly these in all of my builds and I own at least 2 of every one of these that are in the RP series. The RP1 is my go to for sub 5in quads. It's small size, solid performance and unquesionable reliability are unmatched. I fly the RP1 in 5 of my 7 tiny whoops. They are perfect for when u want to take those little guys out on longer distance flights, or just rip around the house. Then there's the RP2. This guy isnt as small and lightweight, but it is still very reliable. Because of its larger size and weight, it found a good home in my 3in-5in quads. The ones i use to practice and learn/try stunts...or in general, just bash with. Basicly they are the Arrma Infractions or Felonys of the air, lol. Very durable and have survived many serious crashes that have retired more than 1 quad. Now, the big daddy of the RP series. The head honcho. El jeffe. The RP3. This is my go to reciever when I am doing a serious build with the best and most reliable parts. It is in 8 of 8 of my larger (5in +) quads. An ABSOLUTE must have for any serious build. 1st and foremost, the price. That alone makes this a attractive option. 2nd. Diversity. The only 1 of the series that offers diversity. 3rd. Size/weight. You can put this thing in nearly any build. I currently fly the RP3 on quads as small as a tinyhawk 2 freestyle, which is a 2.5in quad, and all the way up to my10in heavy lift, long range quad. To me, the best application for the RP3 is in a 4in-7in build. Why? because the length of the antennas come in at 79mm (less on the RP1 and 2)....that's barely over 3in. WTF? This can severely limit mounting options. Radiomaster really should offer the entire series with optinal lengths. I would gladly pay a little extra for an optional 4in-8in antenna length. Overall the entire RP series still gets 5 stars from me. With rock solid performance, unwavering reliability, durability and that competitive price. This reciever is at the top of its class right now. I highly recommend the RP1, 2 and 3. I plan to purchase more very soon and will continue using them for the foreseeable future. Review: i.O. - i.O. ## Features - For FPV races or Long Range. Suitable for Whoops, drones, and fixed-wing models - Optimized PCB design for better heat dissipation. - LNA for better receiver range. - PA for better telemetry range. - Antenna Diversity for improved signal stability and range. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0BXX6H85T | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Age range (description) | Adult | | Are batteries included? | No | | Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer | | Best Sellers Rank | 221,942 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 120,194 in Camera & Photo | | Brand | SPEEDY BEE | | Colour | black | | Connectivity Technology | / | | Connectivity technology | / | | Control Type | Remote Control | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 173 Reviews | | Included Components | UFL T Antenna | | Includes Remote? | No | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10L x 10W x 10H millimetres | | Item Weight | 10 Grams | | Manufacturer | RadioMaster | | Material | Plastic | | Media Type | Video | | Model Name | RP3 ELRS | | Model name | RP3 ELRS | | Number of Items | 1 | | Optical Sensor Technology | CMOS | | Part Number | / | | Rechargeable Batteries Included? | No | | Remote Control Technology | RF | | Skill Level | Intermediate" or "Advanced | | Special Features | ExpressLRS 2.4ghz Open-source firmware, Lora and FLRC RF links, bind phrase for binding, LNA improved receiver performance, PA better telemetry antenna diversity | | Special feature | ExpressLRS 2.4ghz Open-source firmware, Lora and FLRC RF links, bind phrase for binding, LNA improved receiver performance, PA better telemetry antenna diversity Special feature ExpressLRS 2.4ghz Open-source firmware, Lora and FLRC RF links, bind phrase for binding, LNA improved receiver performance, PA better telemetry antenna diversity See more | | Supported Image Format | JPEG | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | | Video Capture Format | MP4 | | Wireless Communication Technology | 2.4 GHz wireless technology | ## Product Details - **Age range (description):** Adult - **Brand:** SPEEDY BEE - **Colour:** black - **Connectivity technology:** / - **Included components:** UFL T Antenna - **Item weight:** 10 Grams - **Model name:** RP3 ELRS - **Skill level:** Intermediate" or "Advanced - **Video capture format:** MP4 ## Images ![SPEEDY BEE RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ZMuYvZMBL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best in its class *by J***D on 21 October 2025* Ive only been doing FPV for a very short time...maybe 9 months. I got into all this when a friend of mine in the RC community retired from FPV'ing. He knew I wanted to try it so he just gave me ALL of his stuff. I recieved an FRSKY Tarranis X9D (on D8 protocol), a pair of fat shark HD0 goggles w/rapidfire module and several working and nonworking quads of various types/sizes...JACKPOT!! But was it really? So I was immediately struggling for the first 3 months to get any of the XSR and RXSR recievers to bind to the X9D, nothing was working, my patients had reached their limit. I was about to throw it all in the trash and stick to my RC cars/trucks that I can actually fix and make work. I hate giving up on anything and more than anyhing, i HATE feeling defeated. So i decided to give FPV 1 last hoorah before giving up! Believing i had followed every step EXACTLY as described when working with the FRSky garbage, i thought my problems were because of the old, out dated gear i was using. I decided to purchase a new Radiomaster TX16s Max, and 3 new 2.4G ELRS recievers, 2 RP1's and an RP3. I installed them, they binded the 1st time and with ZERO problems...just like they are supposed to. No more headaches, no more frustration....just success. * Side note, never use FRSky products! It's a time consuming headache. Now here I am with several of my own builds, all flying, and im loving the hobby once again. As for these recievers (or any other radiomaster product), I have never had ANY connection or other kind of issue... ever. I do fly these in all of my builds and I own at least 2 of every one of these that are in the RP series. The RP1 is my go to for sub 5in quads. It's small size, solid performance and unquesionable reliability are unmatched. I fly the RP1 in 5 of my 7 tiny whoops. They are perfect for when u want to take those little guys out on longer distance flights, or just rip around the house. Then there's the RP2. This guy isnt as small and lightweight, but it is still very reliable. Because of its larger size and weight, it found a good home in my 3in-5in quads. The ones i use to practice and learn/try stunts...or in general, just bash with. Basicly they are the Arrma Infractions or Felonys of the air, lol. Very durable and have survived many serious crashes that have retired more than 1 quad. Now, the big daddy of the RP series. The head honcho. El jeffe. The RP3. This is my go to reciever when I am doing a serious build with the best and most reliable parts. It is in 8 of 8 of my larger (5in +) quads. An ABSOLUTE must have for any serious build. 1st and foremost, the price. That alone makes this a attractive option. 2nd. Diversity. The only 1 of the series that offers diversity. 3rd. Size/weight. You can put this thing in nearly any build. I currently fly the RP3 on quads as small as a tinyhawk 2 freestyle, which is a 2.5in quad, and all the way up to my10in heavy lift, long range quad. To me, the best application for the RP3 is in a 4in-7in build. Why? because the length of the antennas come in at 79mm (less on the RP1 and 2)....that's barely over 3in. WTF? This can severely limit mounting options. Radiomaster really should offer the entire series with optinal lengths. I would gladly pay a little extra for an optional 4in-8in antenna length. Overall the entire RP series still gets 5 stars from me. With rock solid performance, unwavering reliability, durability and that competitive price. This reciever is at the top of its class right now. I highly recommend the RP1, 2 and 3. I plan to purchase more very soon and will continue using them for the foreseeable future. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ i.O. *by R***O on 14 September 2025* i.O. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice *by F***O on 3 August 2026* Clean design ## Frequently Bought Together - RadioMaster RP3 ELRS FPV Receiver - 2.4ghz ExpressLRS Nano Receiver Drone RX Module with 65mm UFL T Antenna for FPV Drone Tiny Whoop Fixed-wing RC Plane by Speedybee - HGLRC M100-5883 GPS Compass Module, Upgraded 10th Generation Chip Compatible with FPV Fixed-Wing UAV - VIFLY ShortSaver V2 Smart Smoke Stopper Electronic Fuse to Detect and Prevent Short-Circuit and Overload, Power Switch for Receiver Binding XT30 XT60 Available Blue --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.gr/products/728870893-speedy-bee-radiomaster-rp3-elrs-fpv-receiver-2-4ghz-expresslrs](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/728870893-speedy-bee-radiomaster-rp3-elrs-fpv-receiver-2-4ghz-expresslrs) --- *Product available on Desertcart Greece* *Store origin: GR* *Last updated: 2026-11-15*