Houndpup Rc
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So it seems like the Tattu R-line are the better Tattu batteries than the other one I had:
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Houndpup Rc
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I bought this one and I am pleased with it so far!
Zoom Master
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Hmmmm. beginning to wonder if I was right, saw this blog post the other day:
Your transmitter (controller, TX, radio) is one of the most important pieces of hardware you’ll use, and I’m happy to say that there is a definite best. The TX16s is an exceptionally good value product, boasting a color touch screen, OpenTX software, hall gimbals, a JR port (for external transmitters such as crossfire, etc.), USB-C recharging, 18650 batteries, and a multiprotocol internal transmitter module. If you want to know more about it, Oscar Liang has a review.
While the TX16s has a near-perfect feature set, many newcomers would still rather get something cheaper and upgrade later. One of the most commonly bought low-end transmitters is the Flysky FS-i6. Don’t give in to the low price—it will cause you problems later. While it works acceptably for RC airplanes, nothing about it is reliable or precise enough to fly a miniquad well, and you’ll upgrade it very quickly, making it a waste. The best ultra low-budget controller is the BetaFPV LiteRadio 2, for $40. It’s become very popular for pilots starting with a Tiny Whoop because of its inclusion in the BetaFPV whoop bundles. While it is great for whoops, it will make it harder to fly larger quads. Like goggles, you won’t crash your transmitter, so there’s little reason to “upgrade later.”
There are also several other options for transmitters from companies like FrSky (I’ve been using a QX7 for years), but I would suggest spending the extra $50 for the TX16s for the added features. Additionally, if you’re going to be using the default FrSky radio protocols, (standard for the TX16S and LiteRadio) The FrSky XM+ and RXSR receivers are great value.
To see the whole article here is the link.
Quality Versus Cost in FPV – GetFPV Learn
www.getfpv.com
im actually building a trainer airplane for myself to get started and so I can move my way up to faster airplanes and I need some recommendations I was thinking about maybe buying a jumper t14 but I kinda want to go with a tx 16s since I always looked at that radio as a kid and thought "one day ill buy one for myself" soooooo yeah im super tempted to go with that but the boxer is also a good radio so now im stuck between the tx 16s or the radiomaster boxer
Zoom Master
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but mind u these radios are PRICEY where I live we are talking double the price
Zoom Master
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Im thinking about going and getting a jumper t20
Zoom Master
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Another thing iv realized is that the people here in flitetest forums are way nicer, positive and more enthusiastic then all the old boomers and RC groups 😂
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
Depends on who you ask, there are some very nice people on there too, and people who do foamboard as well.
Zoom Master
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true but a whole lot of old people in that forum
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
Nothing wrong with being old! (Think of some of the FT crew). But there is a lot of politics in there.
Zoom Master
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True I’m actually on it
Zoom Master
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But a lot of politics and superiority complex
Zoom Master
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A lot of them love discouraging younger people from getting in the hobbies I know a lot of old people in local clubs who hate kids
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
You’re not talking about your thread that you’ve got on there, right?
Zoom Master
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no........
Zoom Master
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k and also I just built the trainer
Houndpup Rc
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Pics?
Houndpup Rc
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Houndpup Rc
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For the price they had better be better!
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