Jumper has just added a new radio to its family.

The Jumper T16 - Price is $157.49

check all info & supporte protocols here : https://fpvradar.com/jumper-t16-open...rotocol-radio/

Jumper T16 is the most affordable, high-performance open source remote control radio. With angle adjustable ultra-smooth dual bearing precision gimbals, large 4.3” display, more than ample input controls, integrated 6 position buttons for professional flight control systems, JR module bay supporting TBS Crossfire modules and many more features the T16 is a remarkable offering at this price point.

Description:

• Item name: T16 Radio Transmitter
• Size: 180*190*58
• Weight: 888g
• Voltage: DC7-8.4V
• Current: 350mah (NO CRSF)
• Channel: 16ch

Features: Highlights in RED

• STM32F429BIT6 MCU
• Industrial grade 4.3 inch 480*272 outdoor readable color screen
• Compatible with JumperTX and OpenTX firmware
• Wheel menu button
• Angle adjustable ultra-smooth dual bearing gimbals
• Multi-protocol transmitter module with TBS CRSF support
• Removable battery
• Supports Telemetry
• Memory 16M (can be expanded by TF card)
• Voice function
• Vibration reminder function
• Standard JR module slot
• 6-Flight Mode Buttons (for APM and Pixhawk flight controllers)
• Two-color LED status display

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HAHA This will kill FRSKY HORUS LOL

Originally Posted by John michel

HAHA This will kill FRSKY HORUS LOL

it will , specially with its size !!
i hope the feeling and the quality of the radio will be at least good, i will get one to review

Originally Posted by rotorsupport

it will , specially with its size !!
i hope the feeling and the quality of the radio will be at least good, i will get one to review

i think OPENTX will close source soon . Sorry . JumperTX will build own firmware

is the multi protocol built in like the t8 or a module like the t12?

edit:

after looking at the pictures it looks to be built in. yay!

the price seems fantastic, too - $150.

it's the first Jumper radio that it's not a clone of the previous one.
it took them too long to understand that a new design with ''roller button'' was quite necessary.

Originally Posted by derelicte

is the multi protocol built in like the t8 or a module like the t12?

edit:

after looking at the pictures it looks to be built in. yay!

the price seems fantastic, too - $150.

the only thing that i didnt like about this radio for now is the voltage input.
i wish its supported high input voltage up to 3s.

we'll see when its available to purchase

Originally Posted by rotorsupport

Voltage: DC7-8.4V

Current: 350mah (NO CRSF)

Industrial grade 4.3 inch 480*272 outdoor readable color screen

I wonder if it shares the same industrial screen as the Frsky X10 ?

https://www.frsky-rc.com/frsky-horus...tters-release/

Originally Posted by rotorsupport

the only thing that i didnt like about this radio for now is the voltage input.
i wish its supported high input voltage up to 3s.

we'll see when its available to purchase

Why? All systems should work with 3.7V

has this one been officially blessed by the opentx devs?

Originally Posted by reverse

I wonder if it shares the same industrial screen as the Frsky X10 ?

https://www.frsky-rc.com/frsky-horus...tters-release/

both are LCDs , but the quality maybe differ from one another .. until users get their hands on the radio it self we cant decide yet .. but i really hope its quality LCD

Originally Posted by Esprit Model

Why? All systems should work with 3.7V

yes , but what i meant is using any life battery without restrictions (am suffering with my Futaba 16sz).

Originally Posted by derelicte

has this one been officially blessed by the opentx devs?

not sure , the openTX radios page shows mostly Frsky Radios
since its an opensource i guess they maybe will list it here soon : https://www.open-tx.org/radios

Originally Posted by rotorsupport

am suffering with my Futaba 16sz

what's wrong with it ?

interesting but who makes this radio

Originally Posted by reverse

what's wrong with it ?

I hate the small battery size and compartment. you cant fit larger batteries for more usage time