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I took the liberty of adding one of your comments (the one most helpful to me) to your answer, so I can accept it. Thanks!
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Ricardo
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If your receiver shares the power supply with the motor, then it's going to drop at full power. You could filter momentary burst of full power... but the longer the on time the harder it gets. A separate power source would work.

Regarding the receiver module, if it's that sensitive to the input power, then maybe add another battery and a three terminal voltage regulator.

If your receiver shares the power supply with the motor, then it's going to drop at full power. You could filter momentary burst of full power... but the longer the on time the harder it gets. A separate power source would work.

If your receiver shares the power supply with the motor, then it's going to drop at full power. You could filter momentary burst of full power... but the longer the on time the harder it gets. A separate power source would work.

Regarding the receiver module, if it's that sensitive to the input power, then maybe add another battery and a three terminal voltage regulator.

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George Herold
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If your receiver shares the power supply with the motor, then it's going to drop at full power. You could filter momentary burst of full power... but the longer the on time the harder it gets. A separate power source would work.