Jumper T12 Pro Hall Gimbal Radio Transmitter Multi-Protocol Rc Transmitter OpenTX, Internal Module Support TBS Crossfire - Mode 2

What is there to say? This is your first and only stop for an entry-level radio TX. The Hall gimbals and switches all feel amazing. Excellent resistance and feedback. Multiple battery power options, 18650 Bay/batteries included with radio, you can also use most 7.8v batteries on the market. Powered via balance cable. If you purchase this radio to operate an FrSky D or X receiver, bear in mind that range will most likely only be about 100-200 ft radius, or less, in many applications. For beginners that is plenty, but if you're coming to this radio from a Spemtrum or similar and looking for more range, it is recommended to upgrade the receiver of your craft and add an external module to this radio. Internal multiprotocol module supports a mind-boggling number of receiver protocols. Fly most any multirotor/aircraft, RC boat/car, etc. If you want Crossfire, R9M, Ghost, DragonLink or ELRS, you will need a separate JR external module, which snaps into the back of this radio. Radio supports OpenTX and EdgeTX. It's just amazing.

This is a great starter radio or..if you just meed a radio thats smaller so you can take it with..this.will be a great choice. First things first. When i bought mine, it did NOT say nor imply i was going to recieve a USED one..That made me upset IMMEDIATELY and I feel like Amazon should compensate me for that. Some ppl say suck it up.. Insay..i didnt pay for a used one.so dont.send me one. LCD has scratches on it. From.use if i put them on their..thats different. But this was just janky. Not the first time.Amazon has allowed their vendors to do that. The main reason why I bought it was because i own many Hubsan Drones...and i was tired of carrying 2 of those, one for my X5C, one for my chopper as well. This takes care of them all. Ill say it again - this TX BINDS with Hubsan!! Also..for BNF peeps like im about to be..FrSky, spectrum and lots of others. Multiprotocol is important these days to be able to fly.many different models. First things first..MAKE SURE.your firmware is up to date. If not or you don't know for sure, jump on youtube and search the firmware upgrafew..follow the instructions and you are now ready to use it and start the binding process. Im upser - sorry all...being sent a used unit when I didn't authorize it, ask for it, the ad wasn't notated as such and you charged.me all the monies is just ..not good business. To bind to your aircraft etc, I'd again search youtube for help or go to a forum. Buy a couple batteries and go fly. Enjoy

This radio seems to function normally, but while installing the "DIY Sound Chamber" I noticed deep gouges in the main board! There are traces/circuits cut as if to disable a problem area. Maybe this is why my ExpressLRS module refuses to flash... I absolutely did not do this myself, it would take considerable force. Very disappointed, I actually liked the radio,,, with the exception that it's speaker buzzes while using certain protocols.

The first one I was sent was a dud but hey stuff happens. The replacement which I received in a timely manner, so far, has been a great radio. I would recommend this radio for any skill level. It has everything you need for multi rotor and nothing you don't. I get a little better range than with my old Jumper T-Lite and the gimbals feel great. Plus it runs OpenTX. If you are used to gamepad type controllers these box style radios will take a week +/- to get used to but once you do you are rewarded with another level of control. Great radio you won't regret buying this one.

This little radio is cool ,I got it for the internal multiprotocol module .I went with this over the Radiomaster because I didn't like the handle on it and the module had less protocols.The radio is tiny so if you've got small hands it would be good ,the gimbals are pretty loose so if you want a tighter tension you may not like it .My hands aren't small at all so I had to get used to the size and looseness of the gimbals .Opentx works great on it .👍

I think this transmitter is a lot of bang for the buck. The shipping time was really fast. It was well package and left in a convenient place. It looks a lot nicer in person than in the picture. There is a learning curve since this is my first open source transmitter, but so far with the help of you tube I haven't had anything come up that I couldn't find an answer to. Looking forward to using this transmitter on all my RC aircraft. I wouldn't' hesitate to buy from this company again.

It does a LOT but be warned you're going to learn OpenTX inside and out before you use it. Only use the external RF as well since everything is in the module you plug into it. It is a bit small so be aware it's going to feel a bit odd at first, and throws are shorter so you have that too. Otherwise, as long as it keeps ticking it'll be my go to. BTW, use a small LiPo and plug the cable you put your battery buzzer in into the plug in the remote. I use a 7.4 vdc one from a plane.

I ordered this to use with my whoop (B-03 Pro) as well as a few of my other drones but it will not fully bind with the B-03 using the proper protocol, Bayang. I also wanted to get it hooked up to my Bugs 3, but that wasn't happening. Since the two primary drones I fly ( The B-03 and the Bugs 3) wont bind to it, it's going to have to be returned. Side note: my Syma X5C-1 did bind right up, but that's not the reason I ordered this. Build quality is nice though. I really wanted to like this 100% but I can't.