Radios

This incredible transmitter, receiver combo is the perfect partner for almost everything you want to control on the surface. Whether it is a large or small car or buggy, multi-function crawler, tank, or boat, the DumboRC DDF-350 will handle them all and more. The amount of features is phenomenal, here are just a few: It supports complex tank mixing, real-time voltage telemetry up to 40 meters, has 10 model memories, steering and throttle curves, head tracking function, winch control function, trainer system and a range of 350 meters. The DDF-350 is a steer-wheel type transmitter with a foam grip for non-slip driving and a trigger for throttle and brake functions.

The DumboRC DDF-350  is supplied with the popular XRDC 6ch receiver. This receiver includes an LED light module which gives you features such as stop lamps, flashing lights, turn indicators, etc. The receiver is also splash-proof, making it perfect for all manner of uses and in most types of conditions.

The Turnigy TWIN X14 is a robust radio system, featuring a unique colour exclusive to HobbyKing. It comes preloaded with HobbyKing planes, ensuring a seamless setup straight out of the box. The TWIN X14 has the capability of utilizing dual 2.4GHz frequencies simultaneously on the same receiver when using the TW mode. This is different from standard active-standby redundancy solutions, as the TW active protocol ensures that both 2.4GHz frequency bands are actively being used by the internal RF module and the receiver simultaneously.

Equipped with two internal 2.4G RF antennas, the TWIN X14 offers expansive multi-directional coverage for transmitting signals. These attributes, along with the exterior antenna, make the Twin system highly reliable with less latency, higher reliability, and faster data rates. In addition to the TW mode, the TWIN X14 also supports ACCST D16 and ACCESS modes, meaning users can benefit from a wide range of compatible receiver options.

The FrSky TW R8 is an 8-channel, dual 2.4GHz frequency receiver with SBUS/FBUS/S.Port, and 8 PWM channels. These TWIN series receivers feature a stable TW protocol that benefits from simultaneously integrating dual active 2.4GHz frequency bands. The TW active-active protocol is different from the general active-standby redundancy solutions used by other manufacturers. This is where one receiver takes over signal control only when the other goes into failsafe mode. With the TW protocol, the dual/twin 2.4GHz frequency bands on the TW series receiver are active all the time.

The FrSky TW R6 is a 6-channel, dual 2.4GHz frequency receiver with SBUS/FBUS/S.Port, and 6 PWM channels. These TWIN series receivers feature a stable TW protocol that benefits from simultaneously integrating dual active 2.4GHz frequency bands. The TW active-active protocol is different from the general active-standby redundancy solutions used by other manufacturers. This is where one receiver takes over signal control only when the other goes into failsafe mode. With the TW protocol, the dual/twin 2.4GHz frequency bands on the TW series receiver are active all the time.

High gain, high sensitivity RF components are used throughout, this coupled with FLYSKY's latest generation intelligent wireless 2.4GHz AFHDS 3 protocol, enables the receiver to reject interference easily, while maintaining high reception rates, and stable performance. This version 2 FGr4 supports PPM, i-BUS, and 4 PWM data outputs (CH1~CH4), and an input for connecting additional sensors. Another feature of this quality FLYSKY receiver is the ability to handle a wide input voltage, anything from 3.5-12V can be used, and the case has a sealing gasket which makes it water-resistant.

The FGr8B surface micro receiver adopts FLYSKY's third-generation automatic frequency hopping digital system (AFHDS 3), it is perfectly suited to their range of PL18, NB4, and NB4 Lite transmitters. It uses a single antenna bidirectional transmission system that is uniquely designed to install and output PWM/PPM, and iBUS in signals.

The FTr10 adopts FLYSKY's third-generation automatic frequency hopping digital system, AFHDS 3. It uses a double-antenna, bidirectional transmission system to save space and supports standard PPM, S-Bus, and i-Bus signals.

The FTr10 is a small, lightweight 2.4GHz receiver that will accept a wide input voltage of between 3.5~18V, has an incredible range in interference-free open areas of up to 10km, and its unique design includes i-BUS, S-BUS, PPM, PWM, and UART data ports. It has the ability to update firmware online and is compatible with the FLYSKY Paladin PL18 radio system. With all these features it is the perfect choice for drone flying, drone racing, FPV, and other long-range applications.

The FTM302 adopts FLYSKY's third-generation automatic frequency hopping digital system, AFHDS 3. It uses a single antenna, a bidirectional transmission system in a compact design with support for multiple signal inputs. Supports external power and is compatible with standard JR-type module bays.

The FTM302 offers a long range of up to 3.5km + on the EU default setting of 20dBm (changeable through the management system), low latency, less than 10ms, and allows for online updates and managing the module via the FLYSKY Remote Control Assistant. Power to the module can either be internal, or an external power source of 5~28V can be connected via the built-in XT30 connector. The module also has a built-in fan which automatically turns on if the temperature reaches 45°C to ensure the system remains safe, this can happen when the module is being used with higher voltages.

The FTr4 adopts FLYSKY's third-generation automatic frequency hopping digital system, AFHDS 3. It uses a single antenna, bidirectional transmission system to save space and supports standard PPM, S-Bus, and i-Bus signals.

The FTr4 is a small, lightweight 2.4GHz receiver that will accept an input voltage of between 3.5~8.4V, has a range in interference-free open areas of up to 500m, and its unique design includes i-BUS, S-BUS, PPM, and PWM data ports. It has the ability to update firmware online and is compatible with the FLYSKY Paladin PL18, and NB4 radio systems. With all these features it is the perfect choice for drone flying, gliding, and small fixed-wing aircraft.

The best just got better, the RADIOMASTER TX16S MKII is the ultimate open-source radio. It is still a high-end, low-cost, OpenTx radio that has many great features, and this version includes the powerful long-range ELRS protocol. With the MKII you get many new features, these include, improved internal circuitry, V4.0 Hall sensor gimbals for improved centering, improved ergonomics, redesigned battery cover, and improved knobs and sliders that are smoother with a better center ident.

The TX16S MKII transmitter supports EdgeTX and OpenTX open source firmware which is fully supported by the OpenTX development team. RADIOMASTER works closely with the EdgeTX team to develop and optimize the user experience and will continue to ensure that the concept and standards are carried forward into the future. The TX16S MKII is available in either an FCC version or a European LBT version, please check the specifications below for the supported protocol.

The best just got better, the RADIOMASTER TX16S MKII is the ultimate open-source radio. It is still a high-end, low-cost, OpenTx radio that has many great features, and this version includes the powerful long-range ELRS protocol. With the MKII you get many new features, these include, improved internal circuitry, V4.0 Hall sensor gimbals for improved centering, improved ergonomics, redesigned battery cover, and improved knobs and sliders that are smoother with a better center ident.

The TX16S MKII transmitter supports EdgeTX and OpenTX open source firmware which is fully supported by the OpenTX development team. RADIOMASTER works closely with the EdgeTX team to develop and optimize the user experience and will continue to ensure that the concept and standards are carried forward into the future. The TX16S MKII is available in either an FCC version or a European LBT version, please check the specifications below for the supported protocol.

The FrSky FLVS ADV sensor is designed to measure the battery voltage of 2S~8S Li-Po batteries at 0.01V voltage resolution. The data can be transmitted via the F.Port or Smart Port (S.Port) of telemetry-enabled receivers such as the FrSky X8R, X6R, X4R, etc to compatible transmitters, such as the Taranis or other OpenTx radios. This is an obvious choice for accurate measurement of large-capacity Li-Po batteries.

FrSky has enhanced the performance and capability of its original sensors, resulting in the development of the new ADVANCE (ADV) series. All ADV sensors fully support the FBUS protocol and they are also S.Port compatible. With the FBUS protocol, the ADV sensors can be seamlessly paired with an FBUS-capable receiver which further simplifies model builds.

The Archer line of receivers has been enhanced further with the Plus Series, they include some exciting new features. Firstly an enhanced anti-RF-Interference capability can offer a more solid RF performance, they also feature ACCESS and ACCST D16 modes where the RF protocol is smart matched during the binding process. Another feature is a Black-Box function, which records basic flight details such as power and signal-related data.

The FrSky Plus SR8 receiver is designed for use in RC airplanes, it works as a traditional 8-Channel PWM Rx, but it also has a built-in 3-axis gyro and a 3-axis accelerometer sensor module. With the built-in sensors, the Plus SR8 will compensate for outside forces on the airplane and will enhance the stability making it easier and smoother to fly. The Plus SR8 supports multiple flight modes, Auto-level, Stabilisation, Hover, and Knife-Edge. Also available are several configuration methods, these include LUA, or the FrSky S.port Airlink+ combined with the Freelink App.

The FrSky High Precision Vario Sensor monitors atmospheric pressure and reports altitude and changes in pressure, this will indicate where the lift is which is invaluable if you want to find thermals with your RC glider.

The advanced high-precision variometer sensor calculates the altitude from atmospheric pressure, the atmospheric pressure drops as you rise in altitude. Using this change in pressure the sensor can measure the altitude up to 10000 meters with an accuracy tolerance of 0.1 meters. This unit has been designed to be used in conjunction with FrSky telemetry-enabled transmitter and receiver system.

This advanced telemetry sensor incorporates a GPS module to provide useful variable directional information such as position, speed, distance, altitude, and UTC time. It can then be displayed in real-time on FrSky's Taranis transmitters, this can also be logged onto the radio's SD card. This location data is particularly useful for "lost aircraft situations" providing you with the coordinates of your lost model if it's still in radio range or its last known position if not.

The ADV series GPS sensor provides accurate time synchronization with GPS satellites, working with the integrated “Auto adjust from GPS” function in the ETHOS system. This ensures the radio and its telemetry are all in sync with an accurate time system, ensuring telemetry data is in sync with UTC time. This sensor will only work with the FrSky F.Port and Smart Port-enabled receivers. It does not provide autonomous GPS navigation or an RTH mode for your model; it is purely to provide data to your radio.

The best just got better, the RADIOMASTER TX16S Max MKII OpenTx radio has been created to be the best radio in its class without compromising anything. It is still a high-end, low-cost, OpenTx radio that has many great features, and this version includes the powerful long-range ELRS protocol. With the MKII you get many new features, these include, improved internal circuitry, V4.0 Hall sensor gimbals for improved centering, improved ergonomics, retooled Tx body shell for improved fit and finish, redesigned battery cover, improved knobs and sliders that are smoother with a better center ident. The TX16S Max MKII is also available in either an FCC version or a European LBT version, please check the specifications below for the supported protocol.

The ER6G receiver has been specially designed for glider pilots who require a compact and slim receiver. It can drive up to 6 servos and has built-in receiver voltage telemetry and flight battery telemetry with the ability to automatically detect which voltage input to use. The ER6G features a dual-antenna with telemetry power up to 50mw and works quite happily with a 1S Lipo receiver battery.

The ER6G receiver has been specially designed for glider pilots who require a compact and slim receiver. It can drive up to 6 servos and has built-in receiver voltage telemetry and flight battery telemetry with the ability to automatically detect which voltage input to use. The ER6G features a dual-antenna with telemetry power up to 50mw and works quite happily with a 1S Lipo receiver battery.

The ER6GV receiver has been specially designed for glider pilots who require a compact and slim receiver with a built-in high-precision air pressure vario. It can drive up to 6 servos and has built-in receiver voltage telemetry and flight battery telemetry with the ability to automatically detect which voltage input to use. The ER6G features a dual-antenna with telemetry power of up to 50mw and works quite happily with a 1S Lipo receiver battery.

The ER6GV receiver has been specially designed for glider pilots who require a compact and slim receiver with a built-in high-precision air pressure vario. It can drive up to 6 servos and has built-in receiver voltage telemetry and flight battery telemetry with the ability to automatically detect which voltage input to use. The ER6G features a dual-antenna with telemetry power of up to 50mw and works quite happily with a 1S Lipo receiver battery.

The ER8G receiver has been specially designed for glider pilots who require a compact and slim receiver. It can drive up to 8 servos and has built-in receiver voltage telemetry and flight battery telemetry with the ability to automatically detect which voltage input to use. The ER8G features a dual-antenna with telemetry power up to 100mw and works quite happily with a 1S Lipo receiver battery.