Jumper T-Lite 16CH OpenTX with Hall Sensor Gimbals - Binding to Eachine & Volantex RC Mini Warbirds
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2021
- I recently purchased this Jumper T-Lite 16CH OpenTX Multiprotocol transmitter with Hall Sensor Gimbals from Banggood for $63.99 plus shipping:
usa.banggood.com/Jumper-T-Lit...
It cost me about $71 with the shipping, which I think it is a great price for a name-brand multiprotocol radio that can bind to hundreds of different types of receivers and BNF/RTF RC aircraft. I have been using my RadioMaster TX16S OpenTX transmitter for over eight months, and I have been extremely happy with it in terms of its quality and its versatility of being able to bind to almost any 2.4GHz modern receiver.
So, you may ask why I purchased this little Jumper T-Lite transmitter. Well, besides my compulsion for trying out new things, I had three reasons:
1) Jumper is a competitor of RadioMaster, and this T-Lite can bind to anything that TX16S can bind. I wanted to compare them. Competition is good for the consumers! (I also wanted to have a back-up radio.)
2) I have many small airplanes, helicopters and drones that I regularly fly in the local park. I do not want to use the toy radios that they come with, but I also do not like taking my bulky RadioMaster TX16S every time I go to the park to fly. This T-Lite is light and compact, and it can also bind to most of my small RC aircraft.
3) I am in the process of getting into small-sized first-person-view (FPV) drones. And I thought this small and light transmitter would be great for that purpose, since FPV drones do not need all the switches, buttons and dials that the TX16S has.
In the last video, I did the unboxing of my new Jumper T-Lite and sharing my first impressions:
• Jumper T-Lite 16CH Ope...
In this video, I am showing how to bind it to and set it up with the Mini Warbirds from Eachine and Volantex RC. I am demonstrating this process on an Eachine T-28 Trojan, but it will work for all other current airplanes in Eachine’s and Volantex RC’s Mini Warbird Series. The protocol is V761 with the 4CH subprotocol:
www.multi-module.org/using-th...
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Thanks man, great work!
Thank you for sharing, Just got an E-Flite A-10 UMX and I'm looking to bind it to the Jumper T-Lite, not quite the same but very, very helpful.
how do you calibrate and turn on the aerobatics with this remote?
Awesome instruction to bind 👍👍👍.
Thank you mate!
thank you very much for making this great video. is it easy to swap channels around for changing from mode 2 to mode 1?
Really useful, thanks. On the original transmitter you can calibrate the gyro. How would you do the same with this transmitter, please?
gread vid. works with the new jumper too. how can i put the "stunt" button?
Very Very good 🎉
Great video, very informative. Is that the CC2500 or the JP4IN1 radio?
Hi, thanks for this cool video.. I have the T8SG V2 plus TX with a similar menu, but for some reasons the 4 channels are absolutely not correct (except the throttle)... how to change the channels?
Thanks to you I was able to bind to my Rage Spitfire. I have two questions. How to I program the stunt feature? program ch6 to a 2 position switch, but all that did was lose all controls except for throttle. I had to delete model and start again.
Secondly, might you know the protocol for the Skynetics mini warbirds? It is not V761 and it is not Futaba.
Thx,
Thanks my T28 connects fine but the gyro will not disable with switch B? thanks
Mr I'm trying to set up a heli with this radio and I'm so lost on how to make the pitch rase with my throttle
If I connect this controller to the plane does the original controller still work on the plane?
I have the radio and a mini convergence but I got how to bound it but it does nothing, does anyone had successfully make it work? Thanks
Very cool man, thanks for the great video. I got all three of my warbirds bound to the Jumper T lite now! I never knew what the protocol was and didn't know how to get the 3 position switch to work which was the main reason I never tried. Now I need to see if the F22 will be the same. If so maybe I can get it to finally fly because I didn't have much luck with the f22 before. Maybe because it's a pusher? IDK but you made my day for sure. Thanks again.
Hi Doug. Glad I could help! I love my jumper. I am now using it with all my VolantexRC mini airplanes. The latest one is a Mini Trainstar 3CH high-wing airplane.
It should not matter of it is a puller or pusher prop. If it had been designed and manufactured well, it should fly well. However, the toy controllers that come with these airplanes sometimes can have dead areas in the middle, which usually caused the planes to do abrupt changes. It is worth trying it with your Jumper and see if it flies better. Good luck!
@@PropsWheels thanks again. I got the Eachine F22 just after I bought all the warbirds. I can't seem to get it to fly. Actually got it to fly for about 30 seconds so I know it will. Hopefully the Jumper will help. Just gotta wait for all this rain to stop.
@@DougEfresh. my F22 will fly ok for a bit (better at the field at full speed than crabbing around in the back yard) then it will struggle to make a turn. Like I will tell it to go right and it will be stuck in a left turn. It is super frustrating. I am considering getting the Jumper T Lite to see if it smooths out or if I need to rip the guts out and just put a spectrum receiver in there.
@@stevenwebb3007 I have mine bound to the jumper now and doesn't make any difference. I watch all the reviewers doing it with no problems. Albert Kim mentioned maybe I got a bad one. Not sure about that, but it's very frustrating.
@@DougEfresh. I had to cut the bottom open on mine and move the elevator rod to outer hole for more throw then it flew much better
Brilliant is that a jumper t lite version 1 or 2 ?
Bonjour savez vous si ce protocoles est dans la radio Jumper t12 , ? Pour lier des petits avion de ce genre
Hi thanks for the great information on the setup but do you know which channel the stunt button is on? Thanks in advance and best wishes from Alan in the UK 🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍
Thank you Alan. I did not program the stunt (flip) button, but it is listed to be on CH7:
www.multi-module.org/using-the-module/protocol-details/v761
Also, calibration function is listed on CH6.
Greetings from Boston!
@@PropsWheels That is helpful.
Great video thanks - but my T-lite has no V761 protocol - did you have to update firmware or something? it goes SLT, V911S but no V761 - any idea how to fix it please?
Mathew did you buy the CC2500 version or the JP4-in-1 transmitter?
@@burdok4591 I thought I was buying 4in1 bit they sent cc2500 I guess this is the reason I have no V761… Thanks for reply
I don't get the "Bind" option when trying to bind crossfire :(
CrossFire operates on 900MHz frequency, so as far as I know these planes on 2.4GHz frequency will not work with that module.
Dear friend: I install My Piper Super Cub 500 Volantex to my new Jumper T Lite the first fly was good, the second fly I have troubles as interference and crash my model, I put the radio to a Ranger 600 the first fly was difficult, little turn left, normal turn right, ok. for the second fly the throttle no operate and the ruder and elevator yes operate. Is the radio bad?... I fly the models whit his radio normal and no troubles. Please tell me I do.
Still been meaning to get a little Trojan... haven't bothered to click that crazy button just yet lol
Although I love T-28 Trojans in general, the F4U Corsair in this Eachine Mini Warbird series flies better.
@@PropsWheelsI don't think that the Trojan is more maneuverable and much smoother to land, without the rapid stall of the F4U .