Seems well made

Awesome little rx. Perfect for DLG’s, 3D profile type Foamies, or any application where weight and space are critical. Full range full telemtry functional, the cost savings come from having no plastic case, which in most circumstances is completely unnecessary anyway.
I use the GRX6R for my DLG, so I can have a built in variometer. I’m new to DLG so a variometer can be helpful to find lift. This one (the RX6R) doesn’t have a variometer so it’s competition legal. This particular RX is going in a high speed delta wing that doubles as a slope soarer.

Excellent quality

Needed a splitter for a project. In stock and fast shipping. Quality appears very good.

I’ve been eyeballing Progressive RC’s charging cases for years, but I kept putting it off. Fast forward to Spring ‘21 when I finally decided to contact them for one of their partial Signature Case builds as I already had an iCharger 406 and a TDK Lambda HWS1500-24 power supply.

Unfortunately, when I went to look for the specific Signature build in the Nomad (XL) case I saw that it was discontinued. I contacted them and Yarden started working with me to initially recreate then ultimately design and build a custom deck for me complete with my last name. Yarden even took the time to tidy up the component placement so the deck looked clean without me having to ask; this workmanship and thoughtfulness are so hard to find these days!

When I received the case I lifted the deck to inspect the wiring job and was very pleased with the work. I’m admittedly OCD when it comes to anything I work on and the components were installed and wired like I would’ve done it.

I did end up installing two additional components into the case in the name of longevity. I run my PS at 30V and the case has two 60mm 24V exhaust fans mounted in a pull configuration. Yarden advised me that the fans would be spinning a bit faster at 30V and may have a slight decrease in life, but it would be fine. I ended up installing a stepdown voltage reducer with a 24V output. I’m not sure what the panel mounted USB charger/voltage display’s max voltage input is, but it’s showing a steady 24V.

The other item that I installed is a small centrifugal (radial) fan. I tested the whole rig by running a pair of 6,500 mAh 4S LiPos through a storage to 100% charge at a conservative 2C, discharge at 40A to LVC through an external resistor at ~600W, back to 100% charge at 2C, discharge down to LVC, and back to storage. Ambient temps were 75°F. The iCharger was showing a max of 129°F at some points. I was guessing that the air just in front of the front face of the iCharger was stagnant so that’s why I added the radial fan. I ran the same charging cycle and only saw 118°F. Nice!

My only regret is not working with the awesome crew at PRC and investing in a case sooner!

FrSky M7 Hall Sensor Gimbal

An excellent product

Purchased for use with RC Heli's. You can do your research on the electronics and know the horsepower this case has, but what i really want to focus on is the quality of the product from Progressive. Everything about the setup screams quality. Components are achored securely, wiring is tidy, and everything is laid out beautifully. While there would be many places to cut costs and reduce quality, PRC has taken none of those shortcuts. I've been debating investing is a charging solution like this for years, and after seeing up close how beautifully made these cases are, I am mad at myself for waiting so long.

It looks alot nicer closeup. The wiring and quality are absolutely on point and there case also seems durable. Charging larger packs is a breeze now! I should have done this a long time ago. You won't be disappointed with this case.

They work really good with the new installer tool...the best

This punch tool is perfect for assembling those difficult EC5 connectors!

Great service. Good prices

Perfect as usual...

Well packed and arrived earlier than my expected

I just installed this and flew a bunch of packs, and this VTX works very well. Build quality looks very nice. The VTX is wider than the standoffs on my frame so that was a slight hassle. The aluminum case is very rugged compared to the folded sheet metal of their older VTXs. The weak point appears to be the buttons, if this VTX breaks I suspect it will be the buttons. We plugged this into an (uncalibrated) power meter, and the power settings match the spec, except max power of 1W. Let's say it appears to meet that spec easily.. and take down our WiFi.