Full Indepth REVIEW Radiomaster TX16s MKII ELRS VERSION with EDGETX Operating System
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is a full indepth review of RADIOMASTER TX16S MARK II ELRS Version 2.4 GHz Radio for Drone and RC control.
RadioMaster set out to create the very best radio in its class without compromises. The TX16s has the best of everything we could fit into the radio today along with expandability and upgradeability for the future such as our Touch panel ready motherboard that will support future touch compatible version of EdgeTX firmware and UART expansion slots. Our super smooth precision HALL gimbals with CNC facias offer refined looks and performance. Built-in USB-C charger, class-leading ergonomics, internal Multi-Module as standard, improved key layout and menu navigation, external SD port, improved sliders and more!
Feature
Improved internal circuity and optimized power supply.
New charge circuitry with integrated reverse-polarity protection.
Optimized charge IC now allows up to 2.2A internal USB-C charge current.
Rear mounted audio jack provided headphone output.
AG01 Gimbal is fully CNC milled for ultimate precision with quad ball bearings for a smooth and precise feel.
Optional high/low rear grips included for improved ergonomics.
Improved S1/S2 knobs with clear centre-detents.
Improved LS/RS Sliders with smoother feel and better centre-detents.
Redesigned battery cover for improved battery access.
Retooled body shell with improved fit and finish.
Trainer socket changed to standard TRS 3.5mm socket.
Rear DIY Socket added for personalised mods.
Improved internal plastics for better longevity.
Specification
Item: TX16S Mark II Max Pro
Size: 287x129x184mm
Weight: 750g (without battery)
Transmission frequency: 2.400GHz-2.480GHz
Transmitter module: Internal ELRS (SX1280)
Transmitting power: Internal ELRS: Max 250mw (transmitting power is adjustable)
SD card: 256MB by default, 8GB maximum
Antenna gain: 2db (transmit power adjustable)
Working current: 400mA
Working voltage: 6.6-8.4v DC
Remote control distance: more than 2km @ 22dbm
Radio firmware: EdgeTX
Module Firmware: ExpressLRS (ELRS)
Channels: Up to 16 channels (depending on the receiver)
Display: 4.3-inch TFT full-colour touch display with a resolution of 480 * 272
Gimbal: V4.0 Hall sensor with Aluminium fascia
Module Bay: JR compatible module bay
Upgrade method: Supports USB-C online / SD card offline upgrade
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You can add 4 in 1 external multiprotocol module too.
yes you can add external module for multi protocol support. I hope this video helped. please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos.
@AstroShootingStars What is the max output? Is it capped at 250mw or can it go upto 1W like the Ranger module?
for sure internal module is capped to 250mw but you can use external module with higher wattage. I hope this video helped. please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos
What's the difference between 4in1 and elrs, cc2500 ?
Does it bind on s-fhss receiver on my micro heli ?
Choosing between the RadioMaster TX16S with a 4in1 module and the one with an integrated ELRS module depends on your specific needs and preferences regarding communication protocols and usage. Here's a detailed comparison to help you make an informed decision:
### RadioMaster TX16S 4in1
#### Advantages
1. **Flexibility**:
- The 4in1 module (CC2500, NRF24L01, A7105, CYRF6936) is compatible with a wide range of communication protocols such as FrSky, FlySky, DSMX, and more.
- Ideal if you own or plan to use drones and other devices that utilize different protocols.
2. **Versatility**:
- Perfect for users with a diverse fleet of models requiring different receivers.
#### Disadvantages
1. **No ELRS integrated**:
- If you want to use the ExpressLRS (ELRS) protocol, you'll need to buy an external ELRS module.
### RadioMaster TX16S ELRS
#### Advantages
1. **Integrated ELRS**:
- The ExpressLRS module is already built-in, so you don’t need to buy an additional module.
- Known for offering excellent range and low latency, ideal for racing drones and long-range enthusiasts.
2. **Performance**:
- ELRS is renowned for its superior performance in terms of range and responsiveness, which can be crucial for certain applications.
#### Disadvantages
1. **Less Flexibility**:
- If you need to use other protocols not supported by ELRS, you'll need to buy additional modules.
- Less suitable if you have models using various protocols.
### Recommendation
- **If you need flexibility and use different protocols**:
- Opt for the **4in1** version. This will allow you to control a wide variety of devices without needing additional modules.
- **If you primarily use ELRS and seek optimal performance**:
- Choose the version with **integrated ELRS**. This is the best choice if you're looking for maximum range and responsiveness, especially if you mainly use ELRS-compatible receivers.
### Conclusion
Depending on your specific needs:
- **4in1**: Best choice for versatility and compatibility with many protocols.
- **ELRS**: Best choice for optimal performance with ELRS, without needing additional modules.
Make sure to understand your current and future needs to choose the version that best suits your usage.
Its a transmitter for all?(drones,cars, boats...)...or 4in1.
4 in 1 mean it has support for 4 different protocols of radio transmission. but yes it can be used to control cars drones boats etc as long as they are having correct receiver which is supported by this transmitter radio and mapped correctly. i hope this video helped. Please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos
@@AstroShootingStars your suggestion for me?..(Heard that The range of Elrs model is far better is it).
@Amarnath2k2 elrs is the open source protocol and yes its efficient and reliable but range depends on the frequency you can have 2.4 ghz elrs with 2km range snd 915 Mhz elrs with 10 miles range.
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Do you need a module if you Choose the erls version ?
you dont need external modules if you use elrs protocol compatible receiver. however if you want to have both 4in 1 and elrs you can do it via external module for 4 in 1 or crossfire. I hope this video helped. please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos.
would this be a good radio for a beginner?
yes my friend it has all basic to advanced function. with bit of learning you can use it. I hope this helps. please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos.
What is the maximum control distance it can provide ?(>2km it says ,till what range)
greater than 2 km is almost 2 km range is what it means with 2.4 ghz rc if you want longer range use external transmitter like of 915mhz which will boost your range to 10 miles. I hope this helps. Please stay tuned to my channel for my future videos.