Love the multiple extra leads supplied. Should make the non-standard RadioMaster trainer socket even more unreliable than we have found it with a soldered wired cable! 😜😜😁😁
Keep in mind the extra leads are for the remotes, not for the RadioMaster - they are to adapt it's trainer plug to suit JR and Futaba ;) The WT01 looks to actually use the correct extended 3.5mm extended plug to match the jack they use, so it should work perfectly with their own gear.
@@pfeerick Yep. Keewrecked! Just hope that long 4-contact plug is better quality/better fit in the RadioMaster trainer socket than the Cliff Electronics plug and cables we bought for the job! An added gold-plated standard audio socket modded onto the Tx shoulder or a PPM receiver in the module bay to match your Student Radio worked a hell of a lot better! ;-) 1 more little lipo to go bad hardly a great idea also. :(
@@theoztreecrasher2647 yeah, I had to go bend the contacts on my two TX16Ss and TX12 so they would work with a normal trainer cable, but it will be interesting to see how long that holds up. Adding your own jack or using wireless is certainly the best workaround. I wouldn't be so concerned about the battery in the WT, as smaller 'appliance-use' batteries have tended to last a long time in my experience, plus you can probably just plug in a small power bank if its packing up. It'll certainly be interesting to see how it holds up to some use ;)
@@pfeerick Why for the Student TX ? The module plugs into the Master and then BINDS to the Student. The Student then transmits to the Module - which in turn passes commands to the Master TX. That's how I understand it - maybe someone who has one can confirm or not. Online says : (quote)The WT01 aims to simplify the the process of setting up a training system between two radios and eliminate cumbersome cables. The WT01 simply connects to the trainer input of the master radio and binds to the student radio just like a receiver using D8, D16 or SFHSS protocols. An included adapter cable set means you can use this system with most radios on the market compatible with these protocols.(unquote)
@@solentlifeuk Slip of the phone keyboard... I was not referring to student transmitters when I said remotes... I meant non-RM radios. Since it is the student radio that binds to it, since it is a basically a receiver outputting PPM into the trainer port. The adapter leads would let you use it with a JR or Futaba trainer port radio as the master, and your (TX16s or similar) as the student. Or you use it without the adapters directly on your TX16s, and need a D8/D16/SFHSS compatible radio as the student.
@@PagesFlyingCircus Perhaps mentioning the product is not yet available to the general public in the Video would not Pi$$ Off potential buyers by wasting there time looking for an unavailable item. Not interested it this vaporware product anymore.... :-(
I got one from amazon. I just couldnt bind it. I tried it with Radiomaster TX16S and Jumper T-lite. Could this be a faulty unit? I tried each of the three protocols that it supports.
Problem: Throttle on the teacher RM transmitter from -100 to +100 throw but when switching over to the student the trow on the teachers transmitter change to 0 to 100 and calibration gives no solution. Please respond
Sorry but why in the devils name you not solder an wireless trainer modul... you can use the same from frsky... solderpads in tx16s ready... then update opentx with check button wireless and done... the frsky Wireless modul cost 8 bugs...
What is the point of releasing this video when you don’t back it up with a specific link to the product? You close by advising to visit your website but there is nothing there!
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Love the multiple extra leads supplied. Should make the non-standard RadioMaster trainer socket even more unreliable than we have found it with a soldered wired cable! 😜😜😁😁
Keep in mind the extra leads are for the remotes, not for the RadioMaster - they are to adapt it's trainer plug to suit JR and Futaba ;) The WT01 looks to actually use the correct extended 3.5mm extended plug to match the jack they use, so it should work perfectly with their own gear.
@@pfeerick Yep. Keewrecked! Just hope that long 4-contact plug is better quality/better fit in the RadioMaster trainer socket than the Cliff Electronics plug and cables we bought for the job! An added gold-plated standard audio socket modded onto the Tx shoulder or a PPM receiver in the module bay to match your Student Radio worked a hell of a lot better! ;-) 1 more little lipo to go bad hardly a great idea also. :(
@@theoztreecrasher2647 yeah, I had to go bend the contacts on my two TX16Ss and TX12 so they would work with a normal trainer cable, but it will be interesting to see how long that holds up. Adding your own jack or using wireless is certainly the best workaround. I wouldn't be so concerned about the battery in the WT, as smaller 'appliance-use' batteries have tended to last a long time in my experience, plus you can probably just plug in a small power bank if its packing up. It'll certainly be interesting to see how it holds up to some use ;)
@@pfeerick Why for the Student TX ? The module plugs into the Master and then BINDS to the Student. The Student then transmits to the Module - which in turn passes commands to the Master TX. That's how I understand it - maybe someone who has one can confirm or not.
Online says : (quote)The WT01 aims to simplify the the process of setting up a training system between two radios and eliminate cumbersome cables. The WT01 simply connects to the trainer input of the master radio and binds to the student radio just like a receiver using D8, D16 or SFHSS protocols.
An included adapter cable set means you can use this system with most radios on the market compatible with these protocols.(unquote)
@@solentlifeuk Slip of the phone keyboard... I was not referring to student transmitters when I said remotes... I meant non-RM radios. Since it is the student radio that binds to it, since it is a basically a receiver outputting PPM into the trainer port. The adapter leads would let you use it with a JR or Futaba trainer port radio as the master, and your (TX16s or similar) as the student. Or you use it without the adapters directly on your TX16s, and need a D8/D16/SFHSS compatible radio as the student.
Fantastic tool for training -- or even to have a copilot on a second transmitter.
Hmmm... Can't find the WT01 Module on your site or BG or Ali.... How about a link to the product.
My channel will be doing a review of this as soon as it arrives.
@@PagesFlyingCircus Perhaps mentioning the product is not yet available to the general public in the Video would not Pi$$ Off potential buyers by wasting there time looking for an unavailable item. Not interested it this vaporware product anymore.... :-(
Can bind with futaba 8j
Is it can be use with iPhone?
I got one from amazon. I just couldnt bind it. I tried it with Radiomaster TX16S and Jumper T-lite. Could this be a faulty unit? I tried each of the three protocols that it supports.
does it support the 11-bit/16-bit full bit joystick over USB?
HELP! I got the module to work but I can't seem to get the flaps to transfer. They are on ch 5.
Problem: Throttle on the teacher RM transmitter from -100 to +100 throw but when switching over to the student the trow on the teachers transmitter change to 0 to 100 and calibration gives no solution. Please respond
Sorry but why in the devils name you not solder an wireless trainer modul... you can use the same from frsky... solderpads in tx16s ready... then update opentx with check button wireless and done... the frsky Wireless modul cost 8 bugs...
What is the point of releasing this video when you don’t back it up with a specific link to the product? You close by advising to visit your website but there is nothing there!
Product will SOON be available. Watch radiomasterrc.com/ for further information.