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Radiomaster TX12 Mark II Remote Control CC2500 OpenTX Open Source ELRS

$120.83

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Description

Key Selling Points

Advanced CC2500 and ELRS 2.4G modules provide dual frequency support for versatile FPV piloting.
OpenTX open source firmware offers extensive customization and flexibility for all skill levels.
Compact and ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling and precise control during long flights.
High quality construction with alloy components guarantees durability and reliable performance.
Ideal for a wide range of FPV drones and models with its robust communication capabilities.

Technical Specifications

Model	TX12 Mark II
RF Module	Internal Multi-protocol CC2500 and ELRS 2.4G
Firmware	OpenTX Open Source
Material	Alloy
Display	LCD Screen
Battery Compartment	2x 18650 or 2S Lipo

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is the difference between CC2500 and ELRS 2.4G?

A: The TX12 Mark II includes both CC2500 and ELRS 2.4G internal modules, offering compatibility with a wider range of receivers. CC2500 supports multiple protocols like FrSky D8/D16, while ELRS (ExpressLRS) provides long-range, low-latency control.

Q: Is this remote control suitable for beginners?

A: Yes, while featuring advanced capabilities, the OpenTX firmware offers user-friendly interfaces and extensive tutorials for beginners. Its ergonomic design also makes it comfortable to learn with.

Q: What kind of battery does the Radiomaster TX12 Mark II use?

A: The Radiomaster TX12 Mark II is designed to use two 18650 Li-ion cells or a 2S LiPo battery, offering flexible power options for extended usage.