Radiolink T8S 8 Channels 2.4G Pocket RC Transmitter and R8EF Receiver

Love this thing. Highly programmable, lots of receiver choices.

Works flawlessly in my alula trek rc glider. Has new firmware update and app was easier to install this time . Installed right from play store to my android phone

This remote is probably the best value for money. It's super easy to use as it comes with a receiver that you don't have to do anything special to bind them. Just put the receiver in bind mode and turn on your controller and it's done. I I'm running an RC car and have not hit the maximum range yet. It says it goes pretty far so when I get an airplane I can just connect fast and go. The controller size is perfect for me benefits my needs excellently. I was extremely worried when I purchased, but I'm satisfied with its use and the ability to change parameters, set limits and modify curves. I've only had it for like a week or two now, but I'll let you know if anything changes. The only thing I would change is make the trim buttons a tad bit larger or more profound, but I think I'm the only one I would want that like that because I am paralyzed and it would help me push them easier. No more clunky transmitter for me.

I've used Radiolink products before and have always been happy with them. This is no different. This is a nice transmitter for small projects but I wouldn't use it on anything serious. I haven't been able to test range but it will definitely go past line of sight.

Simple, lightweight.

I was unable to get the rf24 home made receiver transmitter (with toggle) to work consistently. This worked right out of the box. All I had to do was connect: 1.) vcc -> 5v rail on Arduino 2.) gnd -> gnd 3.) logic pin -> Arduino pin. I did this 4 times as I am using 4 channels on the remote to control my Arduino robot. You also have to designate the pairings in your Arduino sketch. I own 2 modules consisting of the transmitter (remote control) and the receiver hooked up at 1.), 2.), and 3.) above for each channel. Pairing the receiver with the remote is a snap. All you do is turn on the (fully charged) remote and hold the tiny button on the side of the receiver. The receiver light will blink fast. After it stops blinking and goes solid, remote and receiver are paired. It is a bit pricey for an Arduino project, but for something that works every time - it is a great value to me. Good luck! JD3.

nice small transmitter with good range. Setup is easy with the app and the link to the receiver is reliable and seems to be a good range. Internal battery has a good (not great but good) life and recharge is quick. 8 channels covers most of what you need on drones or planes.

I’ve used this controller for several projects since the handsets launch. I’ve built a simple powered pinewood car (single channel), a milk carton jet boat, 3 channels, and most recently, a 2 channel motion controller for a large 8” dobsonian telescope. As others have commented, the online and shipped instructions are hard to follow for native English speakers. However, if you take your time and re-read the instructions you will find that they actually DO make sense and include all of the important information. The controller is very simple to use and set up with a mobile device. Once paired with the mobile app, you can create different profiles and save them to your mobiles storage. Note: The handset does not store more than one profile to it’s internal memory at a time — but you can have as many mobile saved profiles as you want, so the claim of infinite profiles is technically not wrong, just not stored on the handset like with a much more expensive controller. In any event, I highly recommend this controller if you need something versatile and portable for a project and/or are not looking for a chunkier or do not mind having the full feature range require a paired mobile phone. Note: On Android, you will need to know how to side load an APK as the configuration tool is not properly available from the Google Play store but is instead a downloaded APK from the vendors website — once installed it works flawlessly however. In my case, with the telescope, I was able to set the altitude and azimuth “speed” ranges to reduce the maximum rotation speed allowing for manual slewing for astrophotography. The attached image is taken using the above telescope with a manual assist from the T8S controlled motors!

Prompt delivery, item was as expected.

Bonne petite radio utilisée pour piloter un robot diy

Amazing small transmitter. Perfect for our 5 year old grandson. Mimics a games controller but with mormal RC sticks as well as buttons and switches. Programmable functions with the app is amazing. This adds to 20 year old Radio Link equipment I still have that works fine.

Für jüngere RC begeisterte genau das richtige. Perfekte Größe, lässt sich gut Handhaben und funktioniert super. Wir haben es in einem LKW 1:14 verbaut.

Molto pratico e funziona benissimo Unico consiglio, nel mio caso è stato così, il trottle va sul 3 canale e il servo nel primo. Reattivo e pratico da usare. Lo consiglio.