Volantex 761 Series 4CH Receiver (Warbirds Replacement)
A reliable factory-style replacement receiver for most Volantex 761 Series 4-Channel RC Warbirds. Designed for quick swap-ins to get you back in the air fast. Not compatible with T28, F16, Ranger600S, SportCub, or FW190 models.
Key Features
Drop-in replacement for most 4CH 761 Series warbirds (see exclusions below).
Stable 2.4GHz control with responsive signal and smooth handling.
Plug-and-play wiring to match your original aircraft harness.
Lightweight, compact PCB to maintain stock CG and flight performance.
Tested for reliability as a like-for-like receiver board replacement.
Compatibility
Compatible:
Most Volantex 761 Series 4-Channel Warbirds (check your model’s manual and photos to confirm receiver layout and plugs).
Not Compatible:
T28
F16
Ranger600S
SportCub
FW190
If you’re unsure whether your plane is a 761-series 4CH warbird, contact us with your exact model name or a photo of the stock receiver.
Specs (General)
Channels: 4CH
Frequency: 2.4GHz
Form Factor: Stock-style board for 761 series warbirds
Power/Input: Use only within your aircraft’s original specs (match the stock battery and ESC; do not exceed manufacturer ratings)
Note: Specifications may vary slightly by aircraft revision. Always follow your plane’s user manual.
Installation & Binding Tips
Disconnect the battery and remove the original receiver.
Match connectors and plug in servos/ESC exactly as on the original board.
Power on the aircraft with throttle stick low and trims neutral.
Bind/pair following your aircraft’s manual (LED will typically turn solid when linked).
Do a control check (surfaces, throttle cut, range test) before flight.
What’s in the Box
1× Volantex 761 Series 4CH Receiver (replacement board)
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