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This transmitter is open box. Perfect working order. Little sign of use.
The FrSky Horus X10 and X10S are the latest transmitters to join the FrSky family. They both carry on all of the features of their predecessor’s and each model has its own unique advantages.
The X10 series carries forward all the advantages of its big brother the X12S, the X10 and X10S have the built-in iXJT+ module, detachable external antenna, and an industrial LCD screen. Comes with FrSky’s own easy to use FrOS (operating system) and of course, supports OpenTX as well. The X10 series also inherits the wireless trainer system, antenna detection and SWR warning functions. Designed with 2 internal antennas to improve signal strength and improved battery life with a rechargeable Li-ion battery.
The main difference between the X10 and X10S is the Horus X10 has M10 hall sensor gimbals with adjustable sticks. The Horus X10S is equipped with our latest and best gimbal to date, the MC12P has all CNC digital higher accuracy 10 ball bearing hall sensor Gimbals than MC12 gimbal of the X12S. These gimbals offer the most precise control for your flying experience.
Features:
- Built-in iXJT+ module(the enhanced RF performance and the less latency)
- Wireless trainer system
- Support FrSky Free Link App (Download link: https://www.frsky-rc.com/app/)
- FrSky FrOS (Support OpenTX System)
- 2 internal antennas and detachable external antenna
- Antenna detection and SWR warning Industrial
- LCD: 480*272 readable outdoor color screen
- Built-in Li-ion battery
- M10 hall sensor gimbals and extendable stick ends
- Preset Mode 2
Specifications:
- Full Weight: 980g
- OperatingVoltage: DC 7.2V
- Operating Temperature: -10 ~ 60 ℃
- Operating Current: 350mA@7.2V
- Number of channels: 16 channels (up to 32 channels)
- Model Memories: 60 (unlimitedly extendable by TF card)
- Transmitter Panel : Silver available
Additional Information
| SKU | FRY-RC-5927 |
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Customer Reviews
- You will need help Review by Alfred
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I have had several brands of radios in my 50 years of model airplane career. Some were easy to program and some were difficult to insane because of the lack of technology at that time. Spektrum raised the bar with their ease of programming and I think it is the easiest on the market today.Quality Value Overall
The X10 will do anything you could possibly want to do if you can figure out how to do it. There are for all practical purposes no written instructions except a fold out piece of paper. There are lots of instructional videos on the internet but almost all of them assume you are going to replace the X10 operating system and install Open TX.
If you like spending untold hours on your computer trying to figure out how to program your radio then the X10 is for you. If you want to just go fly, buy something else.
(Posted on 1/27/2018)
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