RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS
 | Outdated Product Multifunctional radio controller for piloting FPV drones and radio-controlled airplanes. The model comes with an internal ELRS module and pre-installed EdgeTX firmware. It features a JR compartment for other long-range systems (e.g., TBS Crossfire or FrSky R9). The equipment supports 16 communication channels and is supplied with a detachable antenna (RP-SMA connector). An integrated LCD screen with a resolution of 128x64 pixels and a backlight system is used for operating flight settings. Piloting precision is ensured by Hall sensor gimbals with non-destructive adjustment. The RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS is powered by two 18650 batteries of 2500 mAh each. The batteries can be charged without removal from the case—through the USB type C port. Another similar interface al...lows the use of the radio control with FPV simulators. Additionally, the model includes a Bluetooth adapter, SD card slot, speaker, and a headphone output (3.5mm mini-Jack). The flight controller weighs 363 g and its dimensions are 159x170x108 mm. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Multifunctional radio controller for piloting FPV drones and radio-controlled airplanes. The model comes with an internal ELRS module and pre-installed EdgeTX firmware. It features a JR compartment for other long-range systems (e.g., TBS Crossfire or FrSky R9). The equipment supports 16 communication channels and is supplied with a detachable antenna (RP-SMA connector). An integrated LCD screen with a resolution of 128x64 pixels and a backlight system is used for operating flight settings.
Piloting precision is ensured by Hall sensor gimbals with non-destructive adjustment. The RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS is powered by two 18650 batteries of 2500 mAh each. The batteries can be charged without removal from the case—through the USB type C port. Another similar interface allows the use of the radio control with FPV simulators. Additionally, the model includes a Bluetooth adapter, SD card slot, speaker, and a headphone output (3.5mm mini-Jack). The flight controller weighs 363 g and its dimensions are 159x170x108 mm.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS is a well-regarded remote control for FPV drones, praised for its affordable price, build quality, and compatibility with large modules. It features an informative LCD screen and supports 16 communication channels with Hall sensor gimbals, offering precise control. Users appreciate its functionality and comfort, although some find the controls and settings somewhat confusing. The remote lacks a complete case and neck strap, and the charging port is inconveniently placed, making simultaneous flying and charging impossible. Despite these minor drawbacks, the remote is favored for its long battery life with 18650 batteries and its ability to handle both quads and airplanes effectively.
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In two years of not-so-careful use, absolutely no problems at all, a large number of settings that allow you to work with both airplanes and FPV almost of any configuration. For me, the TX12 is the most convenient, even though I've worked with the 16, Boxer, and Pocket. The build quality is quite decent. size, settings, compatibility with external modules, battery life, ability to work in a simulator, i don't know  Andrii Nizovets: use RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS more than year |
Ideal for beginners, great for learning both on a simulator and with drones, good build quality, no play, no creaking, Hall-effect sticks, everything is smooth. Advantages include over 100,500 guides online for different configurations and usage scenarios, and the price. High-quality, reliable, multifunctional, and affordable, with lots of guides for all possible usage scenarios. Dumb  Svyatoslav Prihodko: use RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS few months |
Very good apa in its price category. There are enough twisters/clickers for both quads and most airplanes. You can stuff a fairly capacious battery. In general, of all my apa, one of the most favorite. Price, build quality, compatibility with large modules, informative screen, and much more The only thing is that the sticks are quite compact. I think this app with large sticks would be a hit. Andriy: use RadioMaster TX12 Mark II M2 ELRS more than year |
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