#TX16S DRONE PRO#
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Yes, this remote looks an awful lot like the Jumper T16. The new color versions even have an upgraded foldable handle and leather side grips. There is even the ability to customize the CNC parts in a variety of colors. You can opt for gold, silver, carbon fiber or the standard black. Now there are even different color versions of this remote. Maybe it is all in my head but I really do like this remote. I never had any issues with my QX7, but these Hall sensor gimbals just feel better. But it isn’t excessively large and is roughly the same size as my QX7. Prices have been fluctuating and the multi-colored options typically are about $10 more than the black.Īt first glance, this remote feels big. Little things like the included case and SD card go a long way. Radiomaster has included a nice carrying case to keep your remote safe. If you want crossfire you can get the Hall sensor model shipped with a crossfire module for $199. The upgraded model has Hall sensor gimbals and is $129. There are two versions of the TX16S, the basic model has standard potentiometer gimbals and is $99. I’ll be using two 18650 batteries as they seemingly last forever. The battery bay is large and you can use either a 2S lipo to power it or a couple of 18650 batteries that fit inside the included battery tray. I do like the metal scrolling wheel to move through the menu.

The menu controls are easy to use and have an intuitive layout. It even has a pair of external UART ports. It has more switches and knobs than I’ll ever use, but it is nice to know there are there should I ever invent a way to use them. Because it runs OpenTX the transition so far has been pretty smooth. It fits well in my hands and I’ll be switching from my Taranis QX7 to this remote as my new daily driver. The rubber grips on the back are a nice touch. I personally think it looks really nice and it has a premium feel to it.

#TX16S DRONE SOFTWARE#

It runs OpenTX software and is fully supported by the OpenTX team. It has a 4.3″ color display, built in USB-C charging, voice functions, telemetry, crossfire compatibility, an internal SD card and more. The Radiomaster TX16S is a full-functioned, 16-channel remote transmitter.

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You can connect it to your PC and practice your flying or use it to learn acro. The TX16S even works with drone simulators. The TX16S is clearly better and even extends the range on those drones. It is great for drones like the Symas and Hubsans as they typically ship with cheap remotes. But I can also fly my Symas, MJX Bugs, Eachine E011 and my Hubsans with this remote. I love that I can fly all of my FrSky, Flysky and Spektrum quads using one remote. Now companies like Radiomaster and Jumper make multiprotocol remotes so you can fly any of the common and some of the not so common drones out there. They make quality radios but once you purchased one you were locked into their ecosystem. The big three remote companies were FrSky, Spektrum, and Flysky. It uses to be that whichever remote you chose would dictate what drones you could fly. Aside from the great features on the TX16S it is also a multiprotocol remote, so you can fly countless other drones and RC products. The new Radiomaster TX16S is a high-end premium remote that you can pick up starting at just $99. Thanks to companies like Radiomaster and Jumper you no longer are locked into one particular ecosystem when you buy your first remote. MEPS Motors, Flight Controllers and Moreīuying a remote transmitter, or radio might just be the most important part of getting into the hobby.What is the BEST drone you can buy for less than $200? | Best drones of 2021 ($200 edition).

#TX16S DRONE PRO#

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