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I coughed up the money and ordered myself a brand-new RadioMaster TX16S RC transmitter with Hall Sensor Gimbals, even before it was released, from DroneCosmo:
www.dronecosmo...
When I pre-ordered it, it was on sale for $129.99 plus shipping; I paid $142.98 shipped to my door. (On the day I uploaded this video on KZbin, the price had already increased to $159.99.)
Well it finally arrived and I am so exited! Why am I excited? Because I am tired of taking with me multiple transmitters, sometimes up to six, when I am going RC flying. You see, I have so many airplanes, and now also drones and helicopters. And when I go flying, I take several models with me, and most of them either have their own transmitter or each one is on a different computer radio that I have been using (I have three computer radios with multiple model memories). My RC goal this year is to consolidate most of my RC models onto one single, very nice radio system.
And with the OpenTX system and an internal multi-protocol RF module supporting most of today's prominent RF protocols, my new RadioMaster TX16S fits the bill perfectly.
In this second video in the series featuring the RadioMaster TX16S, I am demonstrating how to create a new model and then how to bind the transmitter to DSMX and DSM2 receivers.
As I continue adding my other models to this transmitter, I am going to continue making and uploading new videos to this series, so please stay tuned. Also, please let me know in the "Comments" if you would like me to cover any aspect or functionality of this transmitter.
Thank you for watching. Hope to see you back on my channel. Take care and stay healthy!