FLYSKY FS-iA10B Receiver — 10-Channel 2.4GHz AFHDS 2A with PWM/PPM/i.Bus/S.Bus

Overview

The FLYSKY FS-iA10B is a compact, 10-channel 2.4GHz receiver designed to work with a wide range of FS transmitters. It uses the AFHDS 2A digital protocol and supports PWM, PPM, i.bus, and s.bus outputs, offering flexible wiring for various RC setups. With dual antennas and a lightweight body, it’s built to fit tighter airframes while aiming to maintain a stable link during flight.

Key advantages

• Ten channels enable multiple servos, mixes, and auxiliary controls for airplanes, gliders, and helicopters.
• Dual 26 mm copper antennas can help sustain a solid signal as you move through different flight phases.
• Multiple data interfaces (PWM, PPM, i.bus, s.bus) simplify integration with both legacy and current transmitters.
• GFSK-based signaling on a 2.4 GHz band provides responsive control with reduced interference potential in typical RC environments.
• Ultra-light and compact: 19.3 g and dimensions of 47 x 33.1 x 14.7 mm help preserve airframe performance and payload balance.

Range, safety, and power

Featured range guidance notes a remote-control distance of roughly 500–1500 m in open air, though actual results depend on airframe design and setup. The receiver supports a maximum RF output of 20 dBm and a sensitivity around -105 dBm, which may contribute to reliable operation under suitable conditions.

Powering and wiring

• Input power range is 4.0–6.5 V DC. Important safety note: do not connect the unit directly to a battery; power should be supplied via an ESC or a voltage regulator within this range.
• The small footprint and light weight help minimize added load, making it easier to place in compact models.

What’s included

• 1 x FS-iA10B 10-channel receiver
• 1 x Bind plug

Setup and compatibility

Designed to pair with FS 2.4 GHz surface transmitters using AFHDS 2A, the binding process is supported by a straightforward guide. This setup supports a range of RC configurations thanks to PWM, PPM, i.bus, and s.bus outputs.

Notes for safe operation

Follow the official matching and wiring guidelines for your FS system. Confirm power and signal connections before flight tests to help protect your components and ensure consistent performance.