When flying FPV long range it’s important to have radio connection that outlasts your video transmitter. 2.4Ghz has range up to 1.5+ miles, but sometimes you need more. That’s where the FrSky 900MHz R9 Series comes into play. Each model in the series is designed to work with FrSky radios without fuss.
Since this is the holiday season, you need to find out some fun, unique gift ideas for your family members. These days, drones have become a very popular gift item. However, the high-quality drones are quite expensive, while the cheap ones don’t offer reliable performance.
If you want to build your own RC toy setup, you will need a reliable radio control transmitter. And finding a solid RC transmitter is not easy, especially when there are so many options available out there. We have covered several RC toys on our blog already, and now it’s time to find out which FrSky RC transmitters are available right now. So, are you ready to explore the best RC radio transmitters from FrSky? Check these out below.
When the FrSky Taranis hit the market it was quickly adapted by the money conscious RC modeler and the newly emerging FPV multirotor community. It's reliable ACCST technology, loaded with features, full telemetry and reasonable prices makes this a great choice for someone new to the hobby as well. Being a popular radio means others will have the same stock Taranis. So to differentiate your radio from the next you can customize it.
Stick Ends
The easiest and cheapest upgrade you can make on your Taranis X9D are stick ends. Whether you are a thumb flier or a pincher there is a stick end out there made just for you. Grip becomes very important as a slip of the finger can cause a crash. You can also add a splash of color to your radio with many anodized color option out there.
FPV Racing takes a lot of concentration and quick reflexes to stay in the air and not "crash out". The FPV Racing Frame can help you have an edge on the competition but ultimately it's all about the skill. You can have the lightest frame but if you can't put it where you want, then it doesn't matter. I would suggest getting an FPV Racing Simulator to practice racing without spending a lot of money repairing components due to crashing. There are a few good simulators out now like Liftoff , FreeRider and Hot Props.
