These new radios are quite interesting, I personally don't think I need an upgrade (I'm just using a turnigy 9xr on spektrum) but I can see who would buy this, it's good to see companies making these.
I just got a Jumper TS8G-V3 to replace my old Deviated Devo 7e. Fits me well, I got small hands . Got it on black friday, about $10 bucks more than TX12.
Thanks for the pinchers review commentary & for convincing me to convert over (no more 👍)!!! It was frustrating at first but it has helped me fly so much better!
@Seii-FPV I am with you. I tried to thumb in a video a while back...I think it was an emax video. I was so all over the place, it was funny and reminded me why I switched.
i tried hard to love my Jumper , but after fixing it multiple times, etc., I went back to my trusty DX6. The Radiomaster line look similar in quality and finish. That said, I really like the smaller form factor, and the buttons, etc. Good review Nick, not for me, but some out there will really enjoy this radio.
I have the Tx16s. Super happy with it, but if I would have just gotten started right now with the hobby I’d probably get this one. I have big hands and long fingers, but the entry point seems super good! Knowing Radiomaster, they will probably release some upgrades for this radio too, in terms of gadgets (maybe a metal handle like TX16s has now?). Really enjoyed the review Nick! Waiting for my friend to finally get into FPV, will definitely forward him this video and will suggest this radio to him as well.
Awesome review, Nick! 😃 I hope they make a TX12S as well, a bit more premium let's say. But... Well, we'll see. 😊 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Hopefully they come out with a TX12S version with Hall effect gimbals and a full 4in1 multi protocol module, then it would be perfect. I’m still using my first “real” transmitter the Jumper T8SG+v2 and still love it, but it runs deviationTX. I’d like to tryout a openTX version of my transmitter to be able to try crossfire shot. Currently the Jumper T12 Pro is still the one I may upgrade to. Thanks for a great review, stay safe.
I have the exact same problem with the Mambo from TBS. I understand the thought process behind the button they use but unfortunately you can't disarm quickly. Or in an emergency type situation I find myself fumbling when you really don't want to fumble.
I've wondered for a while now.. why isn't a single manufacturer capable of matching the once low price of the flysky i6. Back when I got started the i6 was about 35$. 4 years later and our best 'budget' radios are double the price and not really more capable then the i6 still is. I mean - OpenTX is open source - low software cost - The protocols are reverse engineered (by other people) - no RND cost - hardware should get cheaper over time And ofc there are new things on this radio that the i6 didn't have. I like this radio a lot actually. And if it had all 4 RF-chips instead of only one I'd probably get one.. But I don't quite get the price point for the reasons I said above. Any ideas?
I came so close to buying one of the Frysky radios you showed but I stopped dead in my tracks when I found out no D8 mode! Alot of mine are D8 so I will just stay with my Taranis QX7 and T8SG V2 which I am slowly learning to use but I don't like the cheap feel of the gimbals. Plus I'm finding my T8SG doesn't really bind to a lot of my quads. So I don't really see the hype about this radio. Taranis QX7 is the best buy I've made since being in the hobby.
First, Nick I’ve been thinking of getting this and using it with ghost! I am now definitely going to get one!! I have fairly small hands and fly a lot of micros and need a compact radio so this is perfect!
Why did they not use the JP4IN1 multiprotocol chip..? All my quads uses Flysky, which is not possible with this radio. This is perfect for me, it's small, doesn't have a million switches, and doesn't have a damn TV in the middle of it (I'm talking of course of RM TX16S). I've also had my eye on the Jumper T-Lite, but I'm not sure if I want to pre-order from Jumper before people have tested it. Also, I find that the T-Lite actually has one or two switches too few. I'm used to having 5 AUX channels I frequently use, and T-Lite only has 4. EDIT: I see that it actually has EIGHT AUX channels. Hm, still lacks support for Flysky. I suppose it is possible to get the TX12 plus a separate JP4IN1 JR module, but then I might as well buy the TX16S for about the same price...
@@NickBurnsFPV Yeah, it was mostly rhetorical, that question=) It's a shame, though. I like cheap gear when it actually does the job. Thanks for the work you do, by the way.
Almost, but not quite. Shame it doesn't have full multi protocol support. I've been keeping an eye out for a small multi protocol radio with a JR bay and thought this was it... the search continues...
I saw a video/pics of their version of that form factor called the T8. In a word, fugly. A Betafpv lite radio 2 + Dirk Gausman screen mods would be much better.
@@Tokyo_Dom no, absolutely not. Why? The literadio uses SO sh!tty potentiometers that they just randomly stop working in the middle of the flight. Has happened to me 3 times already, and I'm not the only one. They've been breaking for many people left and right.
@@ValFPV yes the betafpv gimbals are not very reliable. If you have followed Dirk's mods, you would have put in Jumper T8sg gimbals :) my gimbals were bad from the start but now it's smooth and reliable
Not supporting flysky killed it for me. I'm currently on flysky FS-I6 modded with crossfire. I would love a small radio with multiprotocoll and full size module bay
@@NickBurnsFPV Exactly. I was wondering if it would be possible to solder in the 4in1 and use it as Internal module while keeping the option to use the JR bay. Basically swap the single multi with the 4in1
Gday Nick, nice spare or backup transmitter, i would use it at the park for flying micros, its a handy inexpensive radio, i like the bigger transmitters but this would fit nicely in your backpack, great review good job mate.👍🛸
If I purchase this radio how do I know what kind of BNF drones will bind up to this radio? Sorry I'm new at the hobby and some drones come with different receivers and what does crossfire mean?
I see. I'll have to look into what I have. I already have it. It came with the eachine novice iv starter kit and am looking at some tiny whoops that are compatible with the tx12 original not mk ii and the 800d goggles ( I think it's what they're called)
Wish they'd stop putting this style power switch on all the newer radios. At major multi-gp races we have to show that every quad's failsafe is set correctly. And that requires powering up and turning the radio off to show what the quad does. When you have 5-6 quads that you brought it is quite a hassle. Still running the frsky x9d because it has the instant on off switch.
Hey Nick, Is it me or you were not a fan of that release? Or maybe is that your comparison’s baseline is actually the Tango? Anyway time for me to upgrade my QX7. Let’s go tango (with a 4-1!!)?
The radio is a nice budget radio, I think it should have the 4in1 module to allow for more protocol use cases. Its not going to replace anything I might use
I find it so disappointing this only has such a limited multiprotocol chip. All my models are DSM and Flysky which this doesn't do. I love the smaller form factor, my DX6i was far to big for my hands and my current fs-i6x is a great size. Tango 2 etc completely forgot to add trim tabs so not useful for fixed wing, hovers and boats. I just want something higher end in the smaller form factor. All the pots & switches from the TX16S but in the TX12 form factor, along with hall gimbals and full multi protocol module - I'd pay the same as the full TX16S for that in this form factor. I just expect the TX16S will be far too huge for my hands :/
I'm looking forward to your review of it if you do one! Not sure the tiny screen will be good for setting up fixed wing in the field (probably not a big deal to most of your viewers!). At least it is finally a gamepad style radio with what looks like trim tabs! :) From the pictures doesn't look like it has any pots though :/
Hello, can you please help me? I have the problem that the no telemetry display keeps coming back on my remote control radiomaster Tx 12 on the multimodel, I have updated the firmware and still I get status No telemetry. I am happy about your answer. By the way, your video is interesting.
You should know your comment was filtered by RUclips. I found this comment in the spam section of the comments. I don’t have enough information to help. What receiver? How is the receiver mounted? When does it happen? Has the receiver been in a crash? Has it always worked like this. What environment is it being used in? Is there a cell tower close by?
I'm just about to purchase my first fpv setup. I am leaning toward the TX12 transmitter but I see for not much more I can get a Jumper T 12 Pro with Hall Gimbals and 4in1 multiprotocol. However the Radiomaster has the scroll wheel and built in charging. Which radio do you think is better?
Better is hard for me to decide for you. Charging being part of the radio has not been something I have really used or needed in a radio, I am not much help there. The hall gimballs should be smoother for a longer period of time. For me I place a higher priority in smooth sticks than most other features after the form factor.
Question sir, I’m new and know very little (still doing some reading) right now. This vs t12 pro, the other supports a lot of protocols. What will I be missing if I go with tx12? I like a lot of things on the tx12 (usb c, scroll, layout, etc)
I am just like you I think I like the smaller receivers, I find them easier to hold, I also pinch. When I hold some of the bigger more square type of receivers I have a hard time with reaching some switches or buttons, thx for the review informative. I am a noob so I am looking into getting a receiver at a decent price, this looks good thx again, keep flying.
oh boy, I can't remember what protocol that one was. I think it was bayang, which is supported on the 4in1 multi modules. Check the protocol spec sheet to be sure.
New again to Rc Radios. I run combat model warships. Do you think A&D momentary buttons are push buttons? I want a radio that I don't need to rip apart just to add buttons, so I can fire the bb guns. Ty.
I don't have the radio any longer to check more than in the video. From the video they sound like buttons, pressed down is one channel value and let off is another.
So... Honest question. If I were to compare this with the jumper t8sg v2 plus (yellow guy from 2 years ago), is it really any better? Is it any bigger than that one? I guess mainly because it's open TX instead of deviation? Better build quality maybe... Ty nick!
Curious about the same. It looks like the exact same size. I literally just upgraded to the T8SG V3 carbon last week, after yrs of rockin a flysky i6. I couldn't decide if OpenTX or Deviation was the way to go, other than wanting a multiprotocol with better gimbals.
Its often hard to decide if you haven't held one in your hands. If you have something of similar size and shape we can often hold that to help in our decisions.
The multimodule does have a frsky v2 protocol that is supposed to work, but I don't trust that it will or will for very long as frsky continues to change firmware compatibility. I can't be certain as I have not bound one in that scenario myself.
@@NickBurnsFPV Thank you. Yea... I may pick one up along with the radio and see. So want to get more people I know flying but your point on frsky is spot on. So hate the route they went and totally love our TX16S's.
I kind of wish I would have discovered this radio when I started out over the Frsky X9 Lite. I could have used it for D8. I'm getting a guy started into this hobby and he likes the size and feel of my x9 lite but I think he should stay away from that one. I'm going to suggest this radio if he likes the smaller traditional shaped radios. Hell I might get one too. I don't like the TX16S as much as I thought I would. It's kind of enormous and has way too many switches on it.
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I have to say it... I've never been in a hobby where the community is so helpful! Thank you nick burns and all the fpv content creators big and small!
oh great...and a bit sad at the same time. We should all strive to help each other. Makes both parties feel good.
These new radios are quite interesting, I personally don't think I need an upgrade (I'm just using a turnigy 9xr on spektrum) but I can see who would buy this, it's good to see companies making these.
I just got a Jumper TS8G-V3 to replace my old Deviated Devo 7e. Fits me well, I got small hands . Got it on black friday, about $10 bucks more than TX12.
Thanks for the pinchers review commentary & for convincing me to convert over (no more 👍)!!! It was frustrating at first but it has helped me fly so much better!
I was the same way when I switched. I felt I had regressed, moving forward pinching/hybrid is best for me.
@Seii-FPV I am with you. I tried to thumb in a video a while back...I think it was an emax video. I was so all over the place, it was funny and reminded me why I switched.
i tried hard to love my Jumper , but after fixing it multiple times, etc., I went back to my trusty DX6. The Radiomaster line look similar in quality and finish. That said, I really like the smaller form factor, and the buttons, etc. Good review Nick, not for me, but some out there will really enjoy this radio.
I have the Tx16s. Super happy with it, but if I would have just gotten started right now with the hobby I’d probably get this one. I have big hands and long fingers, but the entry point seems super good! Knowing Radiomaster, they will probably release some upgrades for this radio too, in terms of gadgets (maybe a metal handle like TX16s has now?). Really enjoyed the review Nick! Waiting for my friend to finally get into FPV, will definitely forward him this video and will suggest this radio to him as well.
Awesome review, Nick! 😃
I hope they make a TX12S as well, a bit more premium let's say. But... Well, we'll see. 😊
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
So many radios cant keep up but good for the new comers coming in now budgets radios
Hopefully they come out with a TX12S version with Hall effect gimbals and a full 4in1 multi protocol module, then it would be perfect. I’m still using my first “real” transmitter the Jumper T8SG+v2 and still love it, but it runs deviationTX. I’d like to tryout a openTX version of my transmitter to be able to try crossfire shot. Currently the Jumper T12 Pro is still the one I may upgrade to. Thanks for a great review, stay safe.
I wonder what the cost of those changes would be? Another $30?
I have the exact same problem with the Mambo from TBS. I understand the thought process behind the button they use but unfortunately you can't disarm quickly. Or in an emergency type situation I find myself fumbling when you really don't want to fumble.
Yea buttons work well for some and not so much for others
I've wondered for a while now.. why isn't a single manufacturer capable of matching the once low price of the flysky i6. Back when I got started the i6 was about 35$. 4 years later and our best 'budget' radios are double the price and not really more capable then the i6 still is.
I mean
- OpenTX is open source - low software cost
- The protocols are reverse engineered (by other people) - no RND cost
- hardware should get cheaper over time
And ofc there are new things on this radio that the i6 didn't have. I like this radio a lot actually. And if it had all 4 RF-chips instead of only one I'd probably get one.. But I don't quite get the price point for the reasons I said above.
Any ideas?
I really don't know why, maybe its paying for the constant shell/mold changes?
Thanks for the great review Nick!
Exactly the info I was looking 👍
I love Radiomaster but about the only way to bling out this radio would be to put my Edgy Sound Pack on it for Open TX.
I came so close to buying one of the Frysky radios you showed but I stopped dead in my tracks when I found out no D8 mode! Alot of mine are D8 so I will just stay with my Taranis QX7 and T8SG V2 which I am slowly learning to use but I don't like the cheap feel of the gimbals. Plus I'm finding my T8SG doesn't really bind to a lot of my quads. So I don't really see the hype about this radio. Taranis QX7 is the best buy I've made since being in the hobby.
I found the QX7 very wide, but very popular radio for sure. Leave the firmware alone and d8 will stick around :)
First, Nick I’ve been thinking of getting this and using it with ghost! I am now definitely going to get one!! I have fairly small hands and fly a lot of micros and need a compact radio so this is perfect!
It looks like a remote you would get with an eachine eo10...
@@pritchfpv6070 looks like you are an eachine lover though? How many tyro motors have you bought? 8?
@@willsgledhill are you really gonna compare eachine like ha, hey make digital fpv and also he autonomous suff
Why did they not use the JP4IN1 multiprotocol chip..? All my quads uses Flysky, which is not possible with this radio. This is perfect for me, it's small, doesn't have a million switches, and doesn't have a damn TV in the middle of it (I'm talking of course of RM TX16S). I've also had my eye on the Jumper T-Lite, but I'm not sure if I want to pre-order from Jumper before people have tested it. Also, I find that the T-Lite actually has one or two switches too few. I'm used to having 5 AUX channels I frequently use, and T-Lite only has 4. EDIT: I see that it actually has EIGHT AUX channels. Hm, still lacks support for Flysky.
I suppose it is possible to get the TX12 plus a separate JP4IN1 JR module, but then I might as well buy the TX16S for about the same price...
Can't say I know why, speculating cost.
@@NickBurnsFPV Yeah, it was mostly rhetorical, that question=) It's a shame, though. I like cheap gear when it actually does the job. Thanks for the work you do, by the way.
2 of my kids are rocking a devoted with multi module.
I might still be using it if I wouldn't have had others and the module wasn't so much work to get it working again. :(
Almost, but not quite. Shame it doesn't have full multi protocol support. I've been keeping an eye out for a small multi protocol radio with a JR bay and thought this was it... the search continues...
True, this doesn't have the 4in1 module :(
Great work again Nick. Thanks
The Jumper T-lite looks kind of interesting, I wonder when the bug fixed Radiomaster version comes out 🤭
I saw a video/pics of their version of that form factor called the T8. In a word, fugly. A Betafpv lite radio 2 + Dirk Gausman screen mods would be much better.
@@Tokyo_Dom no, absolutely not. Why? The literadio uses SO sh!tty potentiometers that they just randomly stop working in the middle of the flight. Has happened to me 3 times already, and I'm not the only one. They've been breaking for many people left and right.
@@ValFPV yes the betafpv gimbals are not very reliable. If you have followed Dirk's mods, you would have put in Jumper T8sg gimbals :) my gimbals were bad from the start but now it's smooth and reliable
Not supporting flysky killed it for me. I'm currently on flysky FS-I6 modded with crossfire. I would love a small radio with multiprotocoll and full size module bay
yes, no flysky with this one, we need the 4in1 chip in these rather than a single multi protocol module.
@@NickBurnsFPV Exactly. I was wondering if it would be possible to solder in the 4in1 and use it as Internal module while keeping the option to use the JR bay. Basically swap the single multi with the 4in1
Everything is an upgrade if you gave the Emax E6 radio...
Gday Nick, nice spare or backup transmitter, i would use it at the park for flying micros, its a handy inexpensive radio, i like the bigger transmitters but this would fit nicely in your backpack, great review good job mate.👍🛸
wow man love this radio dude awsome review again man thanks
If I purchase this radio how do I know what kind of BNF drones will bind up to this radio? Sorry I'm new at the hobby and some drones come with different receivers and what does crossfire mean?
Where's the laundry list of compatible receivers in the description?
with a multi module that list would be 100s. This site lists all the compatible protocols. www.multi-module.org/basics/supported-protocols
Thx for the reply and help!. So does the original tx12 already come with the module or is that an additional part that needs to be added?
@@dustinpugh8222 I believe there are options to select when buying, 4in1 vs cc2500. If we select the 4in1 it comes with it internally, no parts to buy
I see. I'll have to look into what I have. I already have it. It came with the eachine novice iv starter kit and am looking at some tiny whoops that are compatible with the tx12 original not mk ii and the 800d goggles ( I think it's what they're called)
wow! The size of that thing
Hi,
Very grateful for you. Does it read the "Telemetry" from the "Smart Spektrum" receivers?
Thanks
Sorry, I can't answer that question.
Maybe wait the jumper t lite
Or the equivalent by radiomaster
I am interested in seeing that one as well.
Wish they'd stop putting this style power switch on all the newer radios. At major multi-gp races we have to show that every quad's failsafe is set correctly. And that requires powering up and turning the radio off to show what the quad does. When you have 5-6 quads that you brought it is quite a hassle. Still running the frsky x9d because it has the instant on off switch.
I am with you, I prefer the mechanical switch, so much faster. I don't think I have seen a new radio launch with the mechanical switch. Stinks :(
Best🤑deal I've seen yet Nick,. I have a few radios, but I may get this one!
Cheers my friend! 🖐️🤠👍🆙
Keep in mind this one doesn't do as many protocol as those with the 4in1 chip. This one is more protocol limited.
Hey Nick,
Is it me or you were not a fan of that release? Or maybe is that your comparison’s baseline is actually the Tango?
Anyway time for me to upgrade my QX7. Let’s go tango (with a 4-1!!)?
The radio is a nice budget radio, I think it should have the 4in1 module to allow for more protocol use cases. Its not going to replace anything I might use
@@NickBurnsFPV thanks a lot for taking the time to answer 😉
@@nikotttin Sure. Have a good weekend.
Very helpful review, thanks for sharing
Nice review. Does it sit flat on the base? the TX8 I have doesnt and it really bugs me. (I know, its a silly thing..)
yep, has the flat bottom.
I find it so disappointing this only has such a limited multiprotocol chip. All my models are DSM and Flysky which this doesn't do. I love the smaller form factor, my DX6i was far to big for my hands and my current fs-i6x is a great size. Tango 2 etc completely forgot to add trim tabs so not useful for fixed wing, hovers and boats. I just want something higher end in the smaller form factor. All the pots & switches from the TX16S but in the TX12 form factor, along with hall gimbals and full multi protocol module - I'd pay the same as the full TX16S for that in this form factor. I just expect the TX16S will be far too huge for my hands :/
yes, it would have been better to have the 4in1 module, The new jumper t-lite should have the 4in1.
I'm looking forward to your review of it if you do one! Not sure the tiny screen will be good for setting up fixed wing in the field (probably not a big deal to most of your viewers!). At least it is finally a gamepad style radio with what looks like trim tabs! :) From the pictures doesn't look like it has any pots though :/
@@xyra132 I should have one shortly, but it hasn't arrived yet.
Can you please tell what all external module we can use with TX12?
All? Sorry there are so many I can’t be that thorough
hi...is there any led light on showing charghing in progress or battery full charged?
While this was a while back and i don't specifically recall. Typically the charging indicator goes off when fully charged.
Hello, can you please help me? I have the problem that the no telemetry display keeps coming back on my remote control radiomaster Tx 12 on the multimodel, I have updated the firmware and still I get status No telemetry. I am happy about your answer. By the way, your video is interesting.
You should know your comment was filtered by RUclips. I found this comment in the spam section of the comments. I don’t have enough information to help. What receiver? How is the receiver mounted? When does it happen? Has the receiver been in a crash? Has it always worked like this. What environment is it being used in? Is there a cell tower close by?
does this work with epress LRS?
Hi, TX12 vs T-Lite, who best for mobula6 Frsky + nazgul5 crsf?
Can I use 2x 21700 3.7v 30a 4000mah batterys if I have the right caddy to fit or will that be to powerful
If it fits it will work as 2s fully charged is 8.4volts.
I'm just about to purchase my first fpv setup. I am leaning toward the TX12 transmitter but I see for not much more I can get a Jumper T 12 Pro with Hall Gimbals and 4in1 multiprotocol. However the Radiomaster has the scroll wheel and built in charging. Which radio do you think is better?
Better is hard for me to decide for you. Charging being part of the radio has not been something I have really used or needed in a radio, I am not much help there. The hall gimballs should be smoother for a longer period of time. For me I place a higher priority in smooth sticks than most other features after the form factor.
Does it support 1w ?
Question sir, I’m new and know very little (still doing some reading) right now.
This vs t12 pro, the other supports a lot of protocols. What will I be missing if I go with tx12? I like a lot of things on the tx12 (usb c, scroll, layout, etc)
Wow great
Will the TX12 work with Hubsan H501S and the Hubsan 123D Jet please?
I have no idea. I haven't flown any hubsan products in 4+ years. It would depend what the receiver protocol is in those products.
@@NickBurnsFPV thanks, just got a TX12 from eBay, guess I will find out, looks an awesome compact transmitter for the price.
I am just like you I think I like the smaller receivers, I find them easier to hold, I also pinch. When I hold some of the bigger more square type of receivers I have a hard time with reaching some switches or buttons, thx for the review informative. I am a noob so I am looking into getting a receiver at a decent price, this looks good thx again, keep flying.
Transmitter?
Pincher here: with the QX7 I have issues moving the gimbals to the top of their movement (100% thr)... so happy with the smaller ones.
Works with e010?
oh boy, I can't remember what protocol that one was. I think it was bayang, which is supported on the 4in1 multi modules. Check the protocol spec sheet to be sure.
New again to Rc Radios. I run combat model warships. Do you think A&D momentary buttons are push buttons? I want a radio that I don't need to rip apart just to add buttons, so I can fire the bb guns. Ty.
I don't have the radio any longer to check more than in the video. From the video they sound like buttons, pressed down is one channel value and let off is another.
@@NickBurnsFPV Thank you sir, great videos!
Is it better than the betafpv lite radio?
Yes. It should be more reliable + more features.
So... Honest question. If I were to compare this with the jumper t8sg v2 plus (yellow guy from 2 years ago), is it really any better? Is it any bigger than that one? I guess mainly because it's open TX instead of deviation? Better build quality maybe... Ty nick!
Curious about the same. It looks like the exact same size. I literally just upgraded to the T8SG V3 carbon last week, after yrs of rockin a flysky i6. I couldn't decide if OpenTX or Deviation was the way to go, other than wanting a multiprotocol with better gimbals.
Better than...no, only better if you really wanted those buttons instead of switches. Otherwise your t8sg v2 is just as good or even better.
I Cam Not Decidet between T lite and tx12
Its often hard to decide if you haven't held one in your hands. If you have something of similar size and shape we can often hold that to help in our decisions.
@@NickBurnsFPV i have no friends in the same hobby. And Covid 19 goes out 1 Montag After I build my First FPV drone
does this radio come with ACCST frskyX2. to bind with the new rx's from frsky?
The multimodule does have a frsky v2 protocol that is supposed to work, but I don't trust that it will or will for very long as frsky continues to change firmware compatibility. I can't be certain as I have not bound one in that scenario myself.
@@NickBurnsFPV Thank you. Yea... I may pick one up along with the radio and see. So want to get more people I know flying but your point on frsky is spot on. So hate the route they went and totally love our TX16S's.
I kind of wish I would have discovered this radio when I started out over the Frsky X9 Lite. I could have used it for D8. I'm getting a guy started into this hobby and he likes the size and feel of my x9 lite but I think he should stay away from that one. I'm going to suggest this radio if he likes the smaller traditional shaped radios. Hell I might get one too. I don't like the TX16S as much as I thought I would. It's kind of enormous and has way too many switches on it.
Its interesting that within adults there are two distinct radio markets. Large and small. I myself prefer the smaller radios.
So i could fly this with D16 and D8?
@@ericstephany7305 you were one, once. Why not just answer his question...
Yea you can.
@@thetubemeister82 thx man
@@ericstephany7305 Somehow I dont like your attitude.. Genuine question and you tell him he is a newb. Probably is..? And so?
@@MasterApeFPV jesus it was just a joke chill
💪💪👊💪
Gota try it before you buy it :p
yea, it would be best.
Would you be willing to donate the xlite I am trying to get in to fpv but it’s hard being 14 and not being able to get a job
I do giveaways often on the channel. This is largely how I handle these things. I do also donate to local school stem programs.
does not support flysky...just get a real frysky radio