For years we have been accustomed to boxy, rectangular type radio controllers for our RC drones and planes. You might have wondered why no one has launched a gamepad style controller for drones, especially the FPV market, as it is smaller and fits in your hand more easily, not to mention the ease of carrying around. FrSky had listened to their customers and launched that controller! In this article, we will look at the FrSky Taranis X Lite Review & impressions.

Many FPVpilots are part of FPV flight clubs. These clubs are a great place to hang out with people with similar tastes, learn new things about the hobby, and share experiences about equipment. One thing that is common all around the world in such environments is a friendly competition on who has the best gear.

Binding procedure is the first step that you just need to do after you are building your drone or you received a bnf (bind and fly) drone that is specially done for only bind and configure.. 

Let us take a look at what PWM & PPM is, along with FrSky Receiver PPM Output in this article. PWM or Pulse Width Modulation has been the de-facto choice for receiver out for decades and for good reason -  it was direct, easy and simple to use. But as the need for more channels came necessary, it wasn’t logical to keep adding PWM channels, each taking an extra pin - enter PPM or Pulse Position Modulation which brings in multiple channels into a single pin. 

2.4GHz Radio Link has been used for a very long time for Remote Control toys and equipment such as drones. Reason being that 2.4G has good bandwidth and frequency allocation to accommodate multiple transmitter and receivers in an area without causing interference. 2.4G transmitters provide a decent range, a Flysky i6 transmitter provides few hundred meters and the FrSky transmitter provide less than a mile. The FrSky R9 900MHz System is a long-range system designed to provide almost 10KM of range!