(23-Jun-2018, 12:44 PM)Sparky4460 Wrote: Can anyone confirm what connector the FRSky R-XSR receiver uses?

The R-XSR uses 4th generation IPEX connectors.

(23-Jun-2018, 12:44 PM)Sparky4460 Wrote: Can anyone confirm what connector the FRSky R-XSR receiver uses?

4th Gen Ipex. Here are some links to these antennas
Amazon US: http://amzn.to/2EVI6c0
China: http://bit.ly/2H42gRy

Sorry Oscar. I should have been more clear. I am talking about the power and signal connector. I did some more research and believe they uses Mini Micro 1.25 mm connector. I just want to confirm before I order some. I am not sure who makes that connector.

(23-Jun-2018, 12:44 PM)Sparky4460 Wrote: Can anyone confirm what connector the FRSky R-XSR receiver uses?

Molex PicoBlade

The last post helped me a lot! [new user]

Does anyone know what connector size fits on the headers included with the FrSky R9 Mini? one is 4 pin with housing, another is 5 pin open.

This is awesome. I’m new to the site but I must say this is the best site ever for someone who is trying to teach themselves anything about FPV. Thanks for all the amazing information guys.

(19-Feb-2019, 08:08 PM)nd31475ase Wrote: The last post helped me a lot!  [new user]

Does anyone know what connector size fits on the headers included with the FrSky R9 Mini?  one is 4 pin with housing, another is 5 pin open.

I use FrSky R9MM and XM+ receivers. The header pins  that come with these connectors accept
the standard servo connector which has a 2.54 pin spacing. 

As an alternate, you can use individual 1 pin 2.54 connectors.  These ones 
will work with any pin count, just use as many as needed.

Word of caution with regards the Losi/Walkera flat 2 pin connection. There are "A" and "B" versions sold, and they have opposing polarities. Obviously you can extract and swap, but if in a hurry and you miss it...................