RadioMaster TX16S Mark II M2 4in1
 | Outdated Product The updated version of the popular controller has undergone a comprehensive upgrade compared to the original TX16S model. The key improvement is the new version 4.0 Hall effect gimbals equipped with four precision bearings, providing smooth operation, perfect centering, and stability with temperature changes. The design allows for external adjustment of stick travel, return force, and tension. There are 27 control elements available to the pilot, including upgraded S1/S2 rotary encoders with clear center detents and improved LS/RS sliders with smoother movement. The RadioMaster TX16S Mark II M2 4in1 control equipment is based on a built-in 4-in-1 multiprotocol module, supporting many communication standards at a frequency of 2.4 GHz with power up to 100 mW, making the controller compatible...with a wide range of receivers from various manufacturers. A micro-format slot allows for the installation of external modules. The bright 4.3-inch touchscreen TFT display with a resolution of 480x272 pixels simplifies model programming and navigation through the EdgeTX firmware menu. Functionality is enhanced by supporting USB and Bluetooth, built-in speakers, and a headphone output located at the back to minimize interference. The optimized power scheme provides charging for two 18650 batteries via USB type C at up to 2.2 A. The package includes two variants of rear grips—flat and convex—to personalize the grip according to individual preferences.
The new version 4.0 Hall effect gimbals with precision bearings ensure smooth operation and stability. The 4-in-1 multiprotocol module offers versatility and compatibility with various receivers. The bright touchscreen display enhances navigation and programming. Built-in USB, Bluetooth, and rear headphone output add to its functionality. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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The updated version of the popular controller has undergone a comprehensive upgrade compared to the original TX16S model. The key improvement is the new version 4.0 Hall effect gimbals equipped with four precision bearings, providing smooth operation, perfect centering, and stability with temperature changes. The design allows for external adjustment of stick travel, return force, and tension.
There are 27 control elements available to the pilot, including upgraded S1/S2 rotary encoders with clear center detents and improved LS/RS sliders with smoother movement. The RadioMaster TX16S Mark II M2 4in1 control equipment is based on a built-in 4-in-1 multiprotocol module, supporting many communication standards at a frequency of 2.4 GHz with power up to 100 mW, making the controller compatible with a wide range of receivers from various manufacturers.
A micro-format slot allows for the installation of external modules. The bright 4.3-inch touchscreen TFT display with a resolution of 480x272 pixels simplifies model programming and navigation through the EdgeTX firmware menu. Functionality is enhanced by supporting USB and Bluetooth, built-in speakers, and a headphone output located at the back to minimize interference. The optimized power scheme provides charging for two 18650 batteries via USB type C at up to 2.2 A.
The package includes two variants of rear grips—flat and convex—to personalize the grip according to individual preferences. The new version 4.0 Hall effect gimbals with precision bearings ensure smooth operation and stability. The 4-in-1 multiprotocol module offers versatility and compatibility with various receivers. The bright touchscreen display enhances navigation and programming. Built-in USB, Bluetooth, and rear headphone output add to its functionality.
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The pad is overall great, but it's too large for me. Before the release of the T20 jumper, I would have said it's "analog-intc", but now there are more compact and multifunctional alternatives. However, unlike the TH16, the T20 does not have a built-in port for either a mini or large JR module. Multifunctional, informative screen, autonomy, large sticks, quality Size/weight (for me), price  Andriy: use RadioMaster TX16S Mark II M2 ELRS less than month |
