Jumper T12 2.4G 12-CH OpenTX Multi-Protocol Transmitter Hall Gimbal w/ 4-in-1 Module 1.7 inch LCD - Mode 2 (White)

It does a LOT but be warned you're going to learn OpenTX inside and out before you use it. Only use the external RF as well since everything is in the module you plug into it. It is a bit small so be aware it's going to feel a bit odd at first, and throws are shorter so you have that too.Otherwise, as long as it keeps ticking it'll be my go to. BTW, use a small LiPo and plug the cable you put your battery buzzer in into the plug in the remote. I use a 7.4 vdc one from a plane.

This has to be the most bang for your buck transmitter available right now. It so many great features such as 16 channels, Hall Effect gimbals, runs OpenTX firmware, backlit LCD display, compact size, supports Crossfire, and telemetry. On top of all that it has a multi-protocol module that is compatible with just about every radio control frequency out there. Yes to the most popular ones like FrSky, FlySky, Spektrum, Futaba, Tactic, Walkera and also most of the toy grade frequencies. This means can control all you models with just one transmitter. Also, you will be surprised how much better your toy grade quads fly with a better transmitter. Super cool and highly recommended.

I have been looking for a Transmitter that I could use with BNF drones, and the Jumper T12 really fits my needs. It binds with many different protocols on the OpenTX software, including FrSky and FlySky. Plus it will bind with many older toys drones. And the interface is pretty strait forward. The black model T12 comes with the haul gimbals which seem to be more precise than the standard gimbals. It's little smaller than some of the other transmitters that are available, but that makes it more portable. I'm very happy with it and would recommend it for anyone looking for a multi-protocol transmitter at an affordable price.

If you fly multiple protocols like Spectrum (DSMX), FrSky, and Flysky, this is the best radio for the money hands down. Not only does it work with all the major receivers it can also control most toy brand protocols as well. It will the the first and last radio you'll ever need.

I ordered this to use with my whoop (B-03 Pro) as well as a few of my other drones but it will not fully bind with the B-03 using the proper protocol, Bayang. I also wanted to get it hooked up to my Bugs 3, but that wasn't happening. Since the two primary drones I fly ( The B-03 and the Bugs 3) wont bind to it, it's going to have to be returned. Side note: my Syma X5C-1 did bind right up, but that's not the reason I ordered this. Build quality is nice though. I really wanted to like this 100% but I can't.

I wanted a radio I could use for all of my drones and this fits the bill. So far I have managed to bind 3 different protocols. I love this radio just wish it came with a case like the t8sg.

This transmitter feels great and can control multiple drones once bound to the controller. Fairly easy to set up.

I'm finding it a little to difficult to understand how to properly setup this radio to my quadcopter. Too much of my time goes into figuring things out on my own, researching and asking strangers for help. The company has helped me one on one with how to bind to my receiver by sending me a video, which I am grateful for. After accomplishing that, I now face other struggles with OpenXT/JumperXT.