This looked veeery attractive until you got to power limit for external module. Feels like they should’ve built in a better bec or at the very least provided on in the external module addon kit.
Same question - is this the Jumper T-Lite power delivery issue or the way TBS nano works? I've set TBS nano power in my X-Lite to 500mW or something, but the range is quite bad even in LOS, just a kilometer before i get signal issues. Do I need to power it externally on X-Lite too?
Janis I am not aware of X-Lite issues with the CRSF Nano. Is dynamic power turned on by any chance? I think that production was delayed and then they didn't have enough time to fix this issue before releasing it. I hope that it will be fixed though on the next batch.
Been waiting for this. Small, ergonomic, full size gimbals, multi-protocol, fully functional with screen, removable antenna, module bay, all at an affordable price. What more can you ask for?
@Moody fpv I think if you need full power you're probably better off with a full size Jumper or Radiomaster, and it sucks down the radio battery anyway. Be nice though, maybe it could be modded for 2S..
@Moody fpv Ditto on the smaller ff T16, though I haven't had to mess with the ribbons yet I did do the internal charging mod. I guess it can kind of suck to have to mess with it to get exactly what you want, but hey, that's part of the hobby.
If "Jumper" made this radio on 2S (2x18650) inside the holders on the sides, it would be the best budget solution! This would solve many problems with powering external modules, etc. And all that was needed was to change the shape of the plastic of the handles on the sides! Thanks for detailed review !
Thanks for the review . I preordered one from banggood last month , now i feel better regardless that it’s not in stock yet 🥲 . First professional review on UA-cam 👏 great work, thanks again.
Awesome radio with enough features to fly quads. Why go with the single cell 18650 lion design that can’t provide enough power for XF TX module when running on high power?
@@OsirisPL Make it light and small but don’t sacrifice functionality to the level that it is now just a paper weight. They should not have developed a lite module bay if support for external module capabilities are handicapped by the design.
@@OsirisPL The radio doesn’t provide transmission power, the external RF module does. The designer should take into account the power requirements for external modules. Several people may decide to buy the radio based on form factor and external module support (without reading/watching many reviews on the product) later to find the external module bay is crippled at support higher power.
Looks cool. The power limit is OK. Powering by single cell makes it small and light. If you need more power there are plenty bigger and heavier radios around.
Neat TX, like the full size Gimbals...Weird they would place that yellow polarity sticker in the battery bay...but not include any + or - markers...😳😳😳🇬🇧
An interesting piece of hardware, unfortunately Jumper as always can not do what it promised, people are waiting for their pre-orders from last year, the power supply circuit is bad - there is not enough power for CRSF (this problem is actively discussed on forums), the brightness is regulated only by changing resistors.
Thanks for the review! I've bought one for my whoops. I think it is a good value for the money, it's asort of upgraded version of the betafpv radio 2 with a screen, roper gimbals and a MP module. I did not like the absence of the protection for battery polarity inversion.
@@KremerFPV I appreciate it very much and hope you find a successful solution. I am not afraid to modify the radio if it allow me to run crsf on 500mw 👍❤
@@KremerFPV unfortunately I never changed to crossfire ... if I had changed I would buy the tango 2🤫. with 7 drones it would be expensive to modify them all .. or to buy a modul bay in addition
Gal, very detailed as usual. I think there is a market for this. This is especially true if you are looking for a small form factor for travel or something like that. Thanks!
It doesn't control all! - crossfire is gimped to 25mW(after being told it was already gimped to 100mW) - r9m initially marketed as supported, but no uart, so its not. And there solution for crossfire is not to fix the powersupply issues internally, but to hang a 2s battery off an additional purchased adapter. Which also could allow fornthe module to lose power before the radio without warning!
@@KremerFPV Atleast they never marketed for pre orders that it controlled the AC. If it was marketed as it actually is, then fine. The remote itself is pretty nice in my opinion, even with its current actual feature set. Just seems jumper won't learn there lesson in regards to QA and delivering. Obviously only so much they can do with the price points they come in at.
I'm looking at things like micro long range drones flywoo explorer as it has or can ask for crossfire nano reaciver on drone so do I need crossfire adaptor aswell or will 4 in one chip support it I'm new to drone normally buy drone that come with controller so never have set up drone controller by binding up etc want to go far away cruising flight cheers I've asking other UA-cam channels they not answering comments cheers buddy
No, i think you misunderstood me or I wasn’t clear. I figured it out from Albert Kim. To fix aux switches default from down to up you go to page 2 in settings and select whatever position you want as default and switch warning will not show when you turn on the radio.
Glad to see that Jumper is no longer using Ribbon cables in their newer models. I have a Jumper T16 Pro v2 and it is still using ribbon cables which causes a lot of inconvenience. Thanks for the review Gal! however, how comfortable do you feel holding the Jumper T-Lite when flying with Hybrid stick fingers?
My pleasure. I am a pincher and it feels ok with the upgraded stick ends. Not as good though as my full sized TX16S and that's why I am not going to switch to these small game style radio controllers. I only use them when I want to pack a light backpack with some whoops and go to the park with my family.
Thanks! Good video! I will wait for the V2 which I assume to appear in 6-9 months. For those buying now: Banggood has good offers, but is not always the cheapest. Checkout Xt-xinte and Aliexpress for example.
Hi Gal, thanks for review, it's really helpful for me as always :) I have a concern about 4.3V indicated when using Jumper T-lite as joystick. Is it safe for Li-Ion battery installed? Or maybe it's just false indication caused by usb connection?
@@KremerFPV I was having problems as I didnt know you had to move the spring to the other side. I used a T12 mode change video which helped me understand to remove the gimbal then you can get at the screw to move it. In this video I assumed you just had to move the bar and change the mode in open tx
Thank you for your review! 🙏 I'm waiting for mine to arrive, unfortunately I wasn't in the first batch 😆 I assume the CrossfireShot protocol is available for the module bay (that's what's on 7:58, right)? Could you tell what kind of plug is used to connect the module bay inside the T-Lite? And what voltage it outputs? Is the internal module also limited to 25mw? Can the T-Lite be turned on without an antenna attached when the external module is used?
My pleasure :-) - CrossfireShot is not CRSF protocol (which I show at 7:58) - JST 1.25mm plug (I think 6 pins) 5v - no - should be around 100mw. - Yes, if the internal module it turned off
Hi. Maybe im too late to ask. There is usb c right there. We can use cable connect to pc/smartphone to control the simulator. Btw how about using bluetooth dongle right there directlt and connect it to pc/smartphone. Could it work? . Thanks for the answer n the explanations, GK..
Hi, it has a USB-C port which is used for connecting the T-Lite to a computer for using it with flight simulators and for charging the 18650 battery. Using a bluetooth dongle is not possible. You can use this device for wirelessly controlling flight simulators: ua-cam.com/video/VPnA3lIM6bg/v-deo.html
Tried the SD card link and it just says page 404 and won't let me go on open tx tried on PC and android says same thing.any ideas?just want the voice on the t-lite
Gal my hero has a review awesome.. answrring right off the bat what I wanted to know.. what antenna connector (so I need a new directional antenna lol) and if modile bay comes with it.. I just ordered t-lite but so curious about it.. replacing betafpv lite radio 2 that I had so many issues with.. Oh perfect u can power nano tx externally. I couldn't find that online or on tbs manual. Usb 100w cable I'm guessing lol (2w what tbs says it uses)
Hi GAL, What about range with this Radio? Will you be able to compare it for example with TX16s? What is the working time on this one battery? Thank U in advance
Just the review I've been waiting for! The 25mw limit for crsf isn't so bad, either, as using it with whoops while traveling would be the main goal for a small radio like this for me, and if more is needed, I always have a battery bank I could use anyways. Thanks for another great review Gal!
Thanks a lot Jeff! You are right - the main purpose of this RC and I think that as it is Jumper should have probably marketed as such to avoid the CRSF issue. I will work on a fix for the CRSF so let's see what I can come up with.
@@KremerFPV On the QX7 they can be loosened so much they don't center. Then I dial it back just enough so they center. I like it that way so as I pass the center and push to the edges I can't feel any resistance then it feels smooth and effortless. The x-lite was too stiff and can't be adjusted. The Tango 2 has looser springs included but still were too stiff. So I hope maybe this is looser.
@@KremerFPV if you have the ghost system would you do a video on how to connect it all up? As the only ghost module i can currently find is the larger jr bay style and it doesn't look like it will fit to the bay on the back....... Cheers and keep up the great videos.
On Banggood, there are momentary switches you can buy, and simply swap out a two-position switch in this radio with. www.banggood.com/Frsky-Taranis-X9D-Plus-Q-X7-Transmitter-Parts-One-Position-Long-Toggle-Remote-Control-Switch-for-RC-Drone-FPV-Racing-p-1011454.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search
Looks like 8 useable momentary switches right there under the power button (any of the trim switches). Assuming you can remap those, i know i can in Deviation. For example, the throttle trim is definitely not required.
After 2 weeks of use my T-Lite does not turn on anymore. I was hoping it was my bad luck but I'm reading lots of comments with the same problem. Once again Jumper prefers to market a faulty radio, at the expense of us consumers. For details: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3754503-Jumper-T-Lite-another-Lite-radio/page66
It is immediately clear that the reviewer is working off the money that Jumper gave him. 25 mW for an external module. With such power, Jumper has no right to declare support for external modules, it's just ridiculous. When you connect an external power supply, you will not be able to monitor the level of this battery and it is extremely dangerous both for you and for those around you. The reviewer did not even mention this. As well as the fact that the favorite R9m modules are not supported. It's just a shame. The industry should be rid of reviewers who are willing to lie for money.
I never received a single penny from *any* company that I reviewed their products. Please leave your comments in a respectful manner in the future, as I always appreciate *constructive* feedback.
@@KremerFPV And you are helping Jumper to deceive people by promising support for external modules which is either actually absent at 25WMt, or it is so dangerous when connecting external power - that you just need to prohibit it. Just a shame, our hobby is not only interesting but can also be extremely dangerous to those around us if safety is neglected.
@@user-xw4oc9sp2q Your comment/accusation is rude and harsh without proof a paid review. If you watch the video and pay attention to Gal’s words he is very clearly saying it only supports 25mw on Crossfire. He has also not marketed the radio as an xlite or tango2 killer. Just lighter and smaller form factor compared to them. Gal has done a great job at reviewing the product and giving us his valuable evaluation on the functionality. It us a known fact that reviewers do receive samples for review which they can keep or give away. Although at times they use money from their channel to do buy a product for review. Furthermore this relationship is vital to us as consumers as we have a channel for feedback back to the manufacturer and make important purchase decisions.
@@kafie1980 The mention of 25 MW on the external module is misleading users, because at such a power it is impossible to ensure stable control under normal conditions. Connecting an external power supply without a mechanism for its control is actually a threat to others. Are you encouraging all of this or are you just not being able to comprehend what I wrote? Jumper tricked its pre-order buyers by promising normal power and support for everything including the R9m. This is also not a word in the review. Getting free samples for "testing" is actually bribing reviewers. An honest review? - Where is at least one test in this video ?? Range, time, power? Nothing out of this. In fact, it's just a promotional video. Well, the funny thing is when he says that he did not receive a penny. Naturally, because he lives where they pay in shekels. Politeness should follow the truth.
This looked veeery attractive until you got to power limit for external module. Feels like they should’ve built in a better bec or at the very least provided on in the external module addon kit.
Same question - is this the Jumper T-Lite power delivery issue or the way TBS nano works? I've set TBS nano power in my X-Lite to 500mW or something, but the range is quite bad even in LOS, just a kilometer before i get signal issues. Do I need to power it externally on X-Lite too?
Janis I am not aware of X-Lite issues with the CRSF Nano. Is dynamic power turned on by any chance?
I think that production was delayed and then they didn't have enough time to fix this issue before releasing it. I hope that it will be fixed though on the next batch.
Been waiting for this. Small, ergonomic, full size gimbals, multi-protocol, fully functional with screen, removable antenna, module bay, all at an affordable price. What more can you ask for?
@Moody fpv I think if you need full power you're probably better off with a full size Jumper or Radiomaster, and it sucks down the radio battery anyway. Be nice though, maybe it could be modded for 2S..
@Moody fpv Ditto on the smaller ff T16, though I haven't had to mess with the ribbons yet I did do the internal charging mod. I guess it can kind of suck to have to mess with it to get exactly what you want, but hey, that's part of the hobby.
Most complete review including a quick but complete setup tutorial, very nicely done Gal
I second that. Very well done!
Thanks guys, your kind support is what keeps me going.
If "Jumper" made this radio on 2S (2x18650) inside the holders on the sides, it would be the best budget solution! This would solve many problems with powering external modules, etc. And all that was needed was to change the shape of the plastic of the handles on the sides! Thanks for detailed review !
My pleasure. I think that they made it only 1s in order to use an 18650 battery and to make it more compact.
What a shame about the 25mw crossfire limitation, that kills this radio for me. Thanks for the honest review and stay safe.
Thanks buddy, you too!
I have been waiting for a proper review since it was announced, looks good for the value
The 25mw limit is a bummer though
Yes, I am working on a fix. Thanks for watching.
@@KremerFPV please post a tutorial on the fix on UA-cam!
Thanks for the review . I preordered one from banggood last month , now i feel better regardless that it’s not in stock yet 🥲 . First professional review on UA-cam 👏 great work, thanks again.
Thanks a lot! It's now in stock so I guess your should be on it's way soon :-)
Great news . Thanks 😊
Great review Gal. The radio looks even better than I expected. It's an Incredible value compared to other budget controllers.
Thanks a lot Yannick. Yes, with a few touches it could have been perfect but it's still great.
Looks great! Wish it had a momentary switch for use as a pre-arm though.
Personally I don't use momentary switches but I see your point. I guess you can't have it all...
what a great tut Gal ive watched 3 of these now and yours by far has had more info and setup then any of them thank you for this have a good day
Thanks a lot, I am humbled :-)
Awesome radio with enough features to fly quads.
Why go with the single cell 18650 lion design that can’t provide enough power for XF TX module when running on high power?
To make it small and light.
@@OsirisPL Make it light and small but don’t sacrifice functionality to the level that it is now just a paper weight. They should not have developed a lite module bay if support for external module capabilities are handicapped by the design.
@@kafie1980 Yeah, it should be light, small, provide 1 megawatt of power and give you a foot massage... and don't they dare ask more than $29.99.
@@OsirisPL The radio doesn’t provide transmission power, the external RF module does. The designer should take into account the power requirements for external modules.
Several people may decide to buy the radio based on form factor and external module support (without reading/watching many reviews on the product) later to find the external module bay is crippled at support higher power.
As far as I can tell it's an issue with the built in BEC or something like that. TBS Tango 2 is using a 1s battery as well and can do 1W.
Looks like a nice little radio
Looks cool. The power limit is OK. Powering by single cell makes it small and light. If you need more power there are plenty bigger and heavier radios around.
Well it's ok but not great :-) And I agree, you can't expect from a small $70 to do it all...
Nice little radio. Thinking about grabbing one for a backup or for travel.
Yep it's a travel friendly option.
This radio, a couple whoops and batteries would fit in a nice little case
Neat TX, like the full size Gimbals...Weird they would place that yellow polarity sticker in the battery bay...but not include any + or - markers...😳😳😳🇬🇧
It's actually marked inside the battery tray.
An interesting piece of hardware, unfortunately Jumper as always can not do what it promised, people are waiting for their pre-orders from last year, the power supply circuit is bad - there is not enough power for CRSF (this problem is actively discussed on forums), the brightness is regulated only by changing resistors.
Thanks for the review! I've bought one for my whoops. I think it is a good value for the money, it's asort of upgraded version of the betafpv radio 2 with a screen, roper gimbals and a MP module. I did not like the absence of the protection for battery polarity inversion.
I am not 100% sure they didn't protect it (I need to check with Jumper), maybe they are just extra cautious. Have fun with your new RC!
WOW great radio and little good job Jumper attack 👍👌
I am so happy I did'nt order this - 25mW Crossfire limit in 2021 is stupid.
Isn't it stupid to expect a small and light radio to provide same features and power as 3 times bigger and heavier radios?
@@OsirisPL no
I might post a fix - I am currently looking into it.
@@KremerFPV I appreciate it very much and hope you find a successful solution. I am not afraid to modify the radio if it allow me to run crsf on 500mw 👍❤
Nice job, look interresting to replace my big QX7
Thanks Fred. Are you using CRSF?
@@KremerFPV unfortunately I never changed to crossfire ... if I had changed I would buy the tango 2🤫. with 7 drones it would be expensive to modify them all .. or to buy a modul bay in addition
@@fredviau8360 Got you Fred.
@@KremerFPV does it support r9m reciever?
@@AfafPrinceOSH no
Tango 2 is also powered by 1S lipo and it can go up to 1W but this only 25mw?
The BEC they used probably isn't strong enough.. Also isn't the tango 2 limited to 250mw?
The BEC they used probably isn't strong enough.. Also isn't the tango 2 limited to 250mw?
@@ValFPV Last update let's you use 1w of power on v3 board
@@pav2k oh wow, that's cool! It would probably work on the t lite too if you hack a better BEC into it :)
Tango 2 is designed around the CRSF TX and they did a great job.
Gal, very detailed as usual. I think there is a market for this. This is especially true if you are looking for a small form factor for travel or something like that. Thanks!
True. Thanks for watching!
It doesn't control all!
- crossfire is gimped to 25mW(after being told it was already gimped to 100mW)
- r9m initially marketed as supported, but no uart, so its not.
And there solution for crossfire is not to fix the powersupply issues internally, but to hang a 2s battery off an additional purchased adapter. Which also could allow fornthe module to lose power before the radio without warning!
It doesn't control the AC as well.
Joking aside I agree there are some issues and hopefully Jumper will fix it on the next version.
@@KremerFPV Atleast they never marketed for pre orders that it controlled the AC.
If it was marketed as it actually is, then fine. The remote itself is pretty nice in my opinion, even with its current actual feature set.
Just seems jumper won't learn there lesson in regards to QA and delivering. Obviously only so much they can do with the price points they come in at.
was waiting for this review! Thanks
My pleasure. Thanks for watching :-)
I gave u a subscribe because you answered my question in JB live qa stream and it really helped thanks dude !
Haha, I am happy I could help you out. Welcome on-board!
I'm looking at things like micro long range drones flywoo explorer as it has or can ask for crossfire nano reaciver on drone so do I need crossfire adaptor aswell or will 4 in one chip support it I'm new to drone normally buy drone that come with controller so never have set up drone controller by binding up etc want to go far away cruising flight cheers I've asking other UA-cam channels they not answering comments cheers buddy
Hi, for binding a crossfire receiver you must use an external crossfire module. Cheers!
How is the gimbal travel distance (stick resolution) compare to X=Lite?
As far as I can tell the travel distance of the T-Lite is greater.
Time to hawk my lite radio 2! Thanks for the review!
My pleasure. Happy flying!
I want to reverse the aux switches default form down to up, how do I fix throttle warning?
The throttle warning has nothing to do with it. Calibrating your stick should solve this problem.
No, i think you misunderstood me or I wasn’t clear. I figured it out from Albert Kim.
To fix aux switches default from down to up you go to page 2 in settings and select whatever position you want as default and switch warning will not show when you turn on the radio.
Glad to see that Jumper is no longer using Ribbon cables in their newer models. I have a Jumper T16 Pro v2 and it is still using ribbon cables which causes a lot of inconvenience. Thanks for the review Gal! however, how comfortable do you feel holding the Jumper T-Lite when flying with Hybrid stick fingers?
My pleasure. I am a pincher and it feels ok with the upgraded stick ends. Not as good though as my full sized TX16S and that's why I am not going to switch to these small game style radio controllers. I only use them when I want to pack a light backpack with some whoops and go to the park with my family.
@@KremerFPV Thank you for the insights! =)
i had purchased one from banggood in nov. but still not here
Mine got sent out yesterday, so maybe two weeks wait time still
It should be in stock now so I guess yours will be sent out any day now.
Thanks! Good video! I will wait for the V2 which I assume to appear in 6-9 months. For those buying now: Banggood has good offers, but is not always the cheapest. Checkout Xt-xinte and Aliexpress for example.
My pleasure and yes - it's always recommended to compare prices before purchasing an item (and also keep in mind the customer support).
It's like a suped up lite radio 2
Haha, yep :-)
That’s a tempting price too...
Hi Gal, thanks for review, it's really helpful for me as always :) I have a concern about 4.3V indicated when using Jumper T-lite as joystick. Is it safe for Li-Ion battery installed? Or maybe it's just false indication caused by usb connection?
My pleasure, thanks for watching. I need to double check it, sorry.
Hey man. I am trying to switch this radio to mode 1 but I cant figure out how to change to spring? I moved the bar but that didnt work
You need to move the metal bar and move the springs as shown in the video. What is the issue that you encountered exactly?
@@KremerFPV I was having problems as I didnt know you had to move the spring to the other side. I used a T12 mode change video which helped me understand to remove the gimbal then you can get at the screw to move it. In this video I assumed you just had to move the bar and change the mode in open tx
@@jaroddagley Got it. I am glad you got it sorted and I am sorry if I caused you any confusion :-)
@@KremerFPV absolutely not! I love the video and love your reviews. Keep it up! My issue was more so from my lack of experience in the hobby. Thanks!
@@jaroddagley Thanks pal :-)
Great review (as always :) )! Thank You!
Thanks a lot!
Outstanding review Gal. Thank you so much. Did you manage to test the range using the internal multi protocol module? Cheers.
Thanks a lot! Not yet - on an upcoming video though I plan to test it.
Nice review. BTW, Is the Google Spreadsheet broken? I couldn't find the product links or I dont know how to use?
Thank you. I talked to BG and they should fix it (only the top links were missing).
thanks for the review, it was very useful
Thanks Hakan, that's great to hear!
Do you have an eternal powerbank recommendation? The one I'm using seems to turn off shortly after the radio is turned on.
I am using a cheap one that is using 4 LION cells.
Amazing review
Thank you brother 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
im a newbie but also learning to be a pincher...do i really need to buy sticks ends? or the one available are adjustable and i'll be ok? thanks
Looks like they are adjustable in height. So I would try out the ones it comes with. If it doesn't feel good, you can still upgrade.
I agree with Monsieur, however in my opinion the stick ends I suggested make a great difference for pinchers.
does the multi protocol work without the back module
Sure.
It would of been nice if they used similar switches to the tango 2 so the not easily broken.
IMHO it's better to use this switches and make them retractable.
Thank you for your review! 🙏
I'm waiting for mine to arrive, unfortunately I wasn't in the first batch 😆
I assume the CrossfireShot protocol is available for the module bay (that's what's on 7:58, right)?
Could you tell what kind of plug is used to connect the module bay inside the T-Lite? And what voltage it outputs?
Is the internal module also limited to 25mw?
Can the T-Lite be turned on without an antenna attached when the external module is used?
My pleasure :-)
- CrossfireShot is not CRSF protocol (which I show at 7:58)
- JST 1.25mm plug (I think 6 pins) 5v
- no - should be around 100mw.
- Yes, if the internal module it turned off
Thank you for your reply,@@KremerFPV, much appreciated! ☺️
I like it actually ,,, but i love my tango 2
Tango 2 is great and I love mine too.
Great rewiew 👍👍😉 to switch mode2 to mode1 just move only the metal plate inside the controler and 2 screws? Thanks
Thanks Marco! Yes, along with the springs. After that you need to configure the Radio Controller as Mode 1 under the system settings.
@@KremerFPV thanks, my t-lite it's on the way😉
Damn it. The antenna is solder on. Just thinking of switching it for rp-sma for a more directional antenna
You can use an adapter, which is of course not ideal or solder an RP-SMA pigtail which is not that hard.
@@KremerFPV using an adapter. I have soldered antennas before just a pain. My solder still a little better now so maybe a little easier
@Gal Kremer - Gal, I love your channel dude! So thorough and proper! I love it. Excellent job. Got yourself a new sub ;)
Thanks a lot Omar and welcome aboard!
Excellent review as usual thnx!
My pleasure, thanks a lot!
Hi. Maybe im too late to ask. There is usb c right there. We can use cable connect to pc/smartphone to control the simulator. Btw how about using bluetooth dongle right there directlt and connect it to pc/smartphone. Could it work? . Thanks for the answer n the explanations, GK..
Hi, it has a USB-C port which is used for connecting the T-Lite to a computer for using it with flight simulators and for charging the 18650 battery. Using a bluetooth dongle is not possible. You can use this device for wirelessly controlling flight simulators: ua-cam.com/video/VPnA3lIM6bg/v-deo.html
Thanks, GK
does it support the R9M?
not the full module, only the r9 lite pro I think
No, it does not support it.
@@KremerFPV r9 lite pro does not support to?
Tried the SD card link and it just says page 404 and won't let me go on open tx tried on PC and android says same thing.any ideas?just want the voice on the t-lite
Just tested it and it worked for me. Please try again.
@@KremerFPV is there a android phone way of doing this?
@@cyclops-fpv It worked on my Android device as well. Try this link: downloads.open-tx.org/2.3/release/sdcard/opentx-tx12/
Does this have adjustable gimbals? Can you do right throttle?
6:52
Thanks Mekatani.
Is it enough to connect it with a powerbank to make the tbs crosfire output power 500w?
According to my test - yes.
Gal my hero has a review awesome.. answrring right off the bat what I wanted to know.. what antenna connector (so I need a new directional antenna lol) and if modile bay comes with it..
I just ordered t-lite but so curious about it.. replacing betafpv lite radio 2 that I had so many issues with..
Oh perfect u can power nano tx externally. I couldn't find that online or on tbs manual. Usb 100w cable I'm guessing lol (2w what tbs says it uses)
You are welcome! Yes you can power it externally but it's not ideal. I am going to try to come up with a better solution ;-)
Great video, first review 👍👍
Thanks Joe!
Nice review! What is the "key stack" that shows on mine?
Thanks. Maybe "Key Stuck"?
If so - one of the keys is stuck when powering the radio controller. There might be internal hardware issue.
Hi GAL, What about range with this Radio? Will you be able to compare it for example with TX16s? What is the working time on this one battery? Thank U in advance
Hi there. Working time should be a couple of hours but I haven't tested it yet. As for the range test - coming soon ;-)
@@KremerFPV thanks And I'm waiting for your tests
Same question as for every game style radio, is it good for pinchers despite its small size ?
It's not amazing for pinchers but as I mentioned, if you upgrade the stick ends it makes it better.
Very good review!
Thanks a lot!
Still waiting for my Banggood pre-order from November 🙄
It's good know Banggood has their favorites. Will be my last order from them.
They should have it in stock now so I hope your radio will be shipped soon.
Looks a nice radio.
Thanks for sharing my friend, big like #39
Thanks Nuno, take care my friend.
Is this the kind of rubberized finish that gets sticky when it gets old?
It shouldn't just degrade like that unless it comes in contact with petroleum based oils or solvents.
@@maceliusfpv370 I have a number of various devices with these rubberized coatings that degrade like that just sitting in a drawer.
I am sorry but I have no idea. I guess time will tell...
Just the review I've been waiting for! The 25mw limit for crsf isn't so bad, either, as using it with whoops while traveling would be the main goal for a small radio like this for me, and if more is needed, I always have a battery bank I could use anyways. Thanks for another great review Gal!
Thanks a lot Jeff! You are right - the main purpose of this RC and I think that as it is Jumper should have probably marketed as such to avoid the CRSF issue. I will work on a fix for the CRSF so let's see what I can come up with.
@@KremerFPV Can't wait to see what you come up with, my friend 😎
i was thinking about buying new hall effect gimbals for my qx7, but i could buy this thing for the same price
Yes that's true (and funny) :-)
Does it support/work with Frsky Access protocol?
No
How do the gimbals feel compared to the x-lite?
They feel pretty good in my opinion (But I still prefer my full sized radio controller).
Can you do a video showing how to set it up with crossfire
It's pretty much the same as other openTX radio controllers.
thanks looks good,
:-)
Pretty interesting little radio, Gal! 😃
Fantastic review!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you! 😀
Are you going to do a range test comparison?
Yes I plan to.
@@KremerFPV excellent can't wait for real testing 😀
whhere to get those stick ends?
Check the description of the video.
can i use r9m with this remote gal?
No it's not compatible, but Jumper will release a compatible module as far as I know soon.
Very tempting and a good price, but no lanyard option. No lanyard rules it out unfortunately for me.
It's quite small and light so you may do without lanyard. If you want a small radio with lanyard you can look at upcoming radiomaster t8 pro.
If you really want to you can 3d print a mount that will hook to the top two holes.
@@KremerFPV The Radiomaster T8 Pro was suggested instead, but it doesn't do FlySky properly. I'll stick with my FS i6X.
Cant use the r9 with it dam
How long durability batrey if use tbs crossfire nano?
It depends on your battery. I can guesstimate on 25mw around two hours or so.
Small but has girth
True.
Is It only compatible with nano crossfire TX or can i use a micro TX?
TBS sells a kit to turn your micro into a nano
@@scuzzyfpv oh thanks!
Yep - you can buy an adapter: bit.ly/JR-ADAPTER-XLITE
@@KremerFPV thank you!!
How to connect liftoff
Use a USB type C cable.
Can the gimbals been loosened as much as a QX7?
Not sure - but they can be loosened quite a bit.
@@KremerFPV On the QX7 they can be loosened so much they don't center. Then I dial it back just enough so they center. I like it that way so as I pass the center and push to the edges I can't feel any resistance then it feels smooth and effortless. The x-lite was too stiff and can't be adjusted. The Tango 2 has looser springs included but still were too stiff. So I hope maybe this is looser.
Did you try the trainer port? Does it work?
Sorry, I haven't tried it.
Hi Gal! You know if it s compatible with r9 slim with flex firmware?
Hi there. No it's not compatible.
@@KremerFPV it is not possible to connect a r9m lite either?
@@redhornetfpv5360 According to Jumper it's not supported.
@@KremerFPV ok thanks
Does jumper handle the fhss protocol?
Yes, but make sure to get the right version.
Thank you very much. I appreciate your time.
Can it pair with volantex p51 750mm ?
Which RF protocol is it using?
@@KremerFPV I would not have a clue.
great video thank u
You are welcome!
Do you think it would support immersionrc ghost?
Yes it does.
@@KremerFPV if you have the ghost system would you do a video on how to connect it all up? As the only ghost module i can currently find is the larger jr bay style and it doesn't look like it will fit to the bay on the back....... Cheers and keep up the great videos.
@@lazyfpv3142 unfortunately I don't have it and I don't expect to test it in the foreseeable future.
Does it. Support. Frsky d16….?
Yes
Can this put out 1 watt?
Check out one of my latest videos.
Just wish it had a momentary switch
Can you tell me why do you need a momentary switch ?
@@FrenzyIncarnate I use it for beeper/prearm. It's very useful!
On Banggood, there are momentary switches you can buy, and simply swap out a two-position switch in this radio with.
www.banggood.com/Frsky-Taranis-X9D-Plus-Q-X7-Transmitter-Parts-One-Position-Long-Toggle-Remote-Control-Switch-for-RC-Drone-FPV-Racing-p-1011454.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search
@@ojkolsrud1 cool man. How do you use it as prearm?
Looks like 8 useable momentary switches right there under the power button (any of the trim switches). Assuming you can remap those, i know i can in Deviation. For example, the throttle trim is definitely not required.
I knew you will be the first 👍
Haha, mission accomplished ;-)
This or TX12 ? Hmmmmmmmmm
TX12!!! 😊😊😊😊😊
Haha, only you can answer this question as the form factor is completely different.
After 2 weeks of use my T-Lite does not turn on anymore. I was hoping it was my bad luck but I'm reading lots of comments with the same problem. Once again Jumper prefers to market a faulty radio, at the expense of us consumers. For details: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3754503-Jumper-T-Lite-another-Lite-radio/page66
It is immediately clear that the reviewer is working off the money that Jumper gave him. 25 mW for an external module. With such power, Jumper has no right to declare support for external modules, it's just ridiculous. When you connect an external power supply, you will not be able to monitor the level of this battery and it is extremely dangerous both for you and for those around you. The reviewer did not even mention this. As well as the fact that the favorite R9m modules are not supported. It's just a shame. The industry should be rid of reviewers who are willing to lie for money.
I never received a single penny from *any* company that I reviewed their products. Please leave your comments in a respectful manner in the future, as I always appreciate *constructive* feedback.
@@KremerFPV Maybe then you will show how you paid for the T-Lite? Because the people Jumper cheated on pre-order paid for it.
@@KremerFPV And you are helping Jumper to deceive people by promising support for external modules which is either actually absent at 25WMt, or it is so dangerous when connecting external power - that you just need to prohibit it. Just a shame, our hobby is not only interesting but can also be extremely dangerous to those around us if safety is neglected.
@@user-xw4oc9sp2q Your comment/accusation is rude and harsh without proof a paid review.
If you watch the video and pay attention to Gal’s words he is very clearly saying it only supports 25mw on Crossfire.
He has also not marketed the radio as an xlite or tango2 killer. Just lighter and smaller form factor compared to them.
Gal has done a great job at reviewing the product and giving us his valuable evaluation on the functionality.
It us a known fact that reviewers do receive samples for review which they can keep or give away. Although at times they use money from their channel to do buy a product for review.
Furthermore this relationship is vital to us as consumers as we have a channel for feedback back to the manufacturer and make important purchase decisions.
@@kafie1980 The mention of 25 MW on the external module is misleading users, because at such a power it is impossible to ensure stable control under normal conditions. Connecting an external power supply without a mechanism for its control is actually a threat to others. Are you encouraging all of this or are you just not being able to comprehend what I wrote?
Jumper tricked its pre-order buyers by promising normal power and support for everything including the R9m. This is also not a word in the review. Getting free samples for "testing" is actually bribing reviewers. An honest review? - Where is at least one test in this video ?? Range, time, power? Nothing out of this. In fact, it's just a promotional video.
Well, the funny thing is when he says that he did not receive a penny. Naturally, because he lives where they pay in shekels. Politeness should follow the truth.