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20 THINGS to know about the RADIOMASTER TX16S Mark II radio controller & How to disassemble it

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Radiomaster seems to be paying attention and the new TX16S Mark II, the second version of the already popular TX16S, is improved in many different ways.
In this video you will find 20 of them and understand the differences between the MKII and the first versions (TX16S standard and TX16S MAX).
If you already own a TX16S and have put time and money into it, for upgrades and mods, maybe the Mark II does not provide enough reasons for you to buy. BUT if you own another radio or even a basic TX16S and were planning on spending money on upgrades (gimbals, module, cosmetic etc), then definitely check the various versions that are available for the TX16S MKII. It may make more sense to get the latest one, than to mod your way towards the improvements you are looking for.
👉 Radiomaster TX16S Mark II radio controller with V4.0 or AG01 CNC gimbals:
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👉 Radiomaster TX16S Mark II JOSHUA BARDWELL version with V4.0 gimbals:
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👉 Radiomaster TX16S Mark II MCK & LUMENIER versions with AG01 CNC gimbals:
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👉 Customize your radio by selecting various components: mutefpv.com/xas75 (RM)
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👉 CNC upgrade kits:
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👉 LED gimbal rings:
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👉 Pushbutton mod kit:
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👉 Carrying cases:
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👉 Convert the foam box into a carrying case:
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👉 Folding handle:
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👉 My 3D designs:
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👉 Removable antenna kit:
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WATCH NEXT:
👉 TX16S mkII gimbal adjustments: mutefpv.com/wwr06 (YT)
👉 How to calibrate gimbals: mutefpv.com/1el3y (YT)
👉 TX16S mods parts 1-3:
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👉 TX16S Accessories: mutefpv.com/5ctfa (YT)
👉 TX16S Playlist: mutefpv.com/181mg (YT)
👉 TX16S Antenna mod: mutefpv.com/qukps (YT)
Legend:
AE = AliExpress
BG = Banggood
EB = Ebay
GET = GetFPV
TV = Thingiverse
TG = Thangs
INDEX
00:00 Intro
00:11 Contents
00:38 Gimbals
01:16 Versions
01:55 Speaker
02:40 Pots & Sliders
03:06 Touchscreen
03:20 Back
03:45 Battery cover
04:11 Module bay
05:29 Grips
06:32 Disassembly
07:59 Electronics
08:19 Antenna
09:04 Support
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Комментарии : 54

@kaptkrunchfpv Год назад

This is straight up awesomely done and awesomely edited content! I can actually feel the differences in the improvements via your hand gestures. I dont own a MK I but I did just order a MK II, the ad was kind of a mix mash of MK I and MK II pics, but its supposed to be a MK II. Now I will be able to tell the difference for sure. Thanks again!

@muteFPV Год назад

Thank you very much for your kind words! I am glad you found this video helpful!

@propsoff 2 года назад

Lots of work in this and I appreciate it. Enjoy the Breeze...👍🏻🍻👊🏻

@muteFPV 2 года назад

Thank you very much :)

@PerceptionFPV Год назад

I’ve recently ordered tho jb version and I’m now watching every video I can find on this controller

@muteFPV Год назад

Nice! I am sure you will enjoy it and I hope you find my videos around the TX16S useful :)

@PerceptionFPV Год назад

@@muteFPV yeah I’m thinking about the ag01 gimbals and led rings and of course watched your videos!

@HoundDogMech 8 дней назад

How does one identify a MKII radio as opposed to an older model. I purchaced mine from a friend Used.

@MrKillerHobbes 2 года назад

nice! great vid!

@muteFPV 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@extrmfpv08 Год назад

Is the 4in1 module and the ELRS module interchangable/compatible?

@rickdizzlefoshizzle1087 Год назад

Picked up an amazing condition TX16s with the carbon fiber look faceplate used. But it looks different then all the ones shown. Doesn't have the screen style holes that you drilled for better sound. Has the spot for the TX16s logo and the small "slots" for the speaker above that logo spot. Also has two "notches" just to the inside of both of the gimbal cutouts. I am looking at the CNC upgrade kit and hope it will work for my model. It is for sure a TX16s...just front cover is a tad different looking. What version do you think it is? Anyway I can send you a pic for verification of what I have?

@muteFPV Год назад

Sure, you can send photos to mutefpv (at) gmail (dot) com and I will take a look!

@muteFPV Год назад

Received and replied, it has a front cover from a Jumper T16 radio :) Check your email for an example photo.

@terminsane 2 года назад

Which of the mk2 parts can be used to uograde existing mk1 models? Can the new 6pos button LEDs be swapped into the old one? Do the new knobs/sliders work in a mk1?

@muteFPV 2 года назад

Hello! I did not look that closely... The pots of the MK2 is a nice idea to use for the MK1 but what about the 6-position buttons? Why would you need to upgrade them (if possible at all)?

@terminsane 2 года назад

@@muteFPV the mk2 buttons are blue i think. the mk1 are orange ;)

@muteFPV 2 года назад

Ah for the illumination color, ok, I see. Not sure if the PCB boards are the same but you can always desolder the existing LEDs and solder new ones. You can get an idea of the whole process from my Taranis X9D illumination mod.

@MCsCreations 2 года назад

Excellent video, mate! Thanks for the tutorial! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@muteFPV 2 года назад

Thank you, you too mate!

@nzmfpv Год назад

I just got mine and there is a really loud and high pitched noise coming from it. I couldn't find any solutions and I'll probably disconnect the speakers. Do you know how to disconnect the front one? Nice video!

@muteFPV Год назад

Thank you! That's a bummer :( Do you hear it from both speakers? The front speaker should be the red and black wires 2-pin connector right next to the connector of the rear speaker.

@nzmfpv Год назад

@@muteFPV Thanks for replying! I removed the 2 connectors and it turns out that the high frequency sound is not coming from either of the speakers :/ I don't know what could cause that noise.

@muteFPV Год назад

Sounds like a power regulation / power delivery issue but maybe I am wrong, I have not encountered this. Does the noise change if you plug the USB for charging? Does the noise change if you disable the internal transmitter (or if you remove the external transmitter module, if you are using one)? Can you hear the noise if you remove the battery and plug the data USB at the top (for example to your computer) - this powers some of the components of the radio, for example in mine I can see the backlight of the 6-button array and the gimbal LED illumination rings turn on as well?

@nzmfpv Год назад

@@muteFPV I am using the internal ELRS version without the external module. When I turn off the internal transmitter, the noise goes away, but comes just after I turn it back on. When I change the transmitter power from 10 to 250mW, noise level changes. When I plug the USB data cable without turning the radio on, the 6 position switch turns on with an animation. This whole time my transmitter battery was lower than 7,2 volts, I charged it to 7,5 and the noise is gone now (not totally since I can hear it when I bring my ear close to it, but that's probably normal) I hope the problem won't reappear when the battery goes below 7,2 volts. Thanks for helping!

@muteFPV Год назад

Still, it remains an inconvenience, especially if you are using 18650 cells which are perfectly fine at 3,6V each. Where did you get it from? Have you contacted them?

@michaelbutler3264 Год назад

Great content! The manufacture does not include installation instructions with the CNC kit. I would have bought the max version if it were in blue. But because I wanted blue I would have needed to spend $399 for the radio. I bought the CNC kit in blue and the carbon face. I t went well until I had to install the gimble face plate. It is still not installed. I was advised by Radiomaster support to contact marketing to see if they had any information. Really. It is a reeally nice radio. Capable of controlling the 13 helicopters I have. But support for me so far sucks.

@muteFPV Год назад

I am sorry to hear that, I am very familiar with this radio and I don't realize it when there is lack of information / instructions. You can check my illuminated gimbal rings video, which should help you install your CNC rings!

@muteFPV Год назад

(and of course feel free to ask me anything if you need help!)

@vonpwnz0r Год назад

I really miss part 2.0 of your 31mm prop testing! Any chance of you revisiting the whoop format? Also thousand of views waiting for you, everyone stopped testing 31mm 🙂

@muteFPV Год назад

NewBeeDrone has sent over a lot of awesome whoop-related stuff to test and I will start putting out new tests for micros soon(ish).

@vonpwnz0r Год назад

@@muteFPV Amazing. So many new props has been coming out over the last 1-2 years, would be amazing to have them tested on the bench. Looking forward!

@muteFPV Год назад

I am open to suggestions, let me know which props you would like to see tested ;)

@vonpwnz0r Год назад

@@muteFPV Cool, I emailed you 9 suggestions!

@muteFPV Год назад

Thank you!

@shaneintegra 2 года назад

Its so strange they made a case that doesn't fit its newest transmitter. Also doesn't add much protection. I ended going with a pelican knockoff

@muteFPV 2 года назад

They do have a pouch that converts the stock foam case to a carrying case, which is cheap and an awesome idea actually. The cases would need to be very thick in order to fit the stock handle so I don't blame them for not doing so. But I agree that these kind of cases are not the best you can get. I personally like the pick'n'pluck cases that you can set them up exactly the way you want.

@michaelalix4943 Год назад

If you want to watch with captions great, otherwise mute the crazy music

@muteFPV Год назад

Can't please everyone with my taste :) At least I hope you found the content useful!

@HoundDogMech 8 дней назад

How can U possibly work on he back with the sticks and switches resting directly on a table, that certinally can't be good for them esoecially when one hase such a great molded case tha supports the radio when face down. I just cringed when you removed the back cover with one hand and the radio lying on the sticks. OUCH Boss. OOOPs sorry I should watch the complee video before commenting like the 3D designs at 6:40

@pilotimodele4598 2 года назад

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@mick813 Год назад

Strewth some moan that is from choppergirl

@choppergirl 2 года назад

After 2 years of using this radio, here are my top 20 things kthat disappoint me about it: 1. If your USB data cable is connected, it won't boot up. Real PITA if you use the sim. 2. There is no voltage protection on the USB ports, meaning you can (and I have) fried out motherboards just connecting the USB-C cable. You're best bet is to kalways connect and disconnect on the UB-A end. 3. Radiomaster 1 year warranty is a joke. They won't repair you radio, but instead refer you to send it to your nearest hobby store who know less than you on repairing it. mostly likely they'll DFU flash it and send it back. 4. USB power cable comes out the bottom. Why? It needs to come out the top. 5. USB charging circuit will only charge up to full, not half way storage foltage and stop. Again, major PITA if you are a sim flyer who likes to leave cables always connected. 6. Ships like most transmitters with the worst stock glass cheap stick ends. These encourage people to become "pinchers" which is the absolutely wrong way to hold the sticks. Replace them immediately as soon as you get your radio with something else. Instead of a rubber keychain and stickers, why not ship with a choice of 3 different stick ends? 6. Six position switch is in a terrible position 7. Should ship with 27700 tray instead of 18660. It's got the space. 8. Just totally lose the multiprotocol module inside, just give us a JR bay with better connector. nobody uses the internal multprtocol module. Why would you, whien anything you can put in the JR bay is better? 9. The stick threads are too short. 10. Using different stick ends, and lowering plates, the sticks will collide with the bottom inside irght face plat corners. 11. Lowering plates should be included with all TX'sin the box, even if they are just palstic. 12. The back grip ribs should be removable. 13. The switches are not the best quality. I had one explode right after buying the TX. 14. There should be some kind of plastic cuard protector protecting all the switches and keeping USB cabl;es from catching on them. 15. Use bolts instead of screws to attach the back plate. 16. There's not a lot of depth to the screws holidng in the gimbals. In fact, if you screw too far your screw will poke through the front of the face plate with a little dimple 😕 17. Vibrating the haptic feedback every X seconds on low battery seems like a bad idea, as it will only drain the battery that much faster...? Probably can be fixed in Open-TX 18. The 4 press menu select buttons are connected by tabs for quick manufactuer to make them one unit... which works fine on the plastic buttons, but if you switch to the metal buttons you will find the tabs keep the buttons to being depressed. Cut the buttons off the tabs and place them in as 4 independently free floating buttons and this will solve the problem of sticking menu buttons. 19. Can I think of two more? Probably but I'd like to mention reviewers who can't fly get hung up on how much improved the slider and POTS detents are now, which are almost absolutely irrelevant. Literally, you will not use these while flying. 20. Instead of listening to input like this and making a decent radio better, they go backwards and release a less capable radio like the Zorro with a tiny screen or TX-12 which is almost a toy. And that was Choppergirl's 20 things to know about the Radiomaster TX-16.

@mattmathias8507 11 месяцев назад

Soooo, do you like the radio or not?

@choppergirl 11 месяцев назад

@@mattmathias8507 It's a mixed bag. On the down side, all those long switches catch on everything (cables), are rather fragile despite being made of steel (they break internally, I broke one just by gently laying a pillow on top of my radio to keep the dust off) The data and charging port is not voltage protected, so you have to be super extremely careful with them. The SD card slot will lose your microsd card inside. It's not idea as a sim radio, and I can't imagine it's ideal to travel with. On the plus side, there are a lot of after market mods available for it, fromrubber switch covers, stick ends, lowering plates, lighting kits, grip tape, JR bay modules, etc. And a huge amount of switches and trim switches allow you to clear off the chart funk from your OSD and use verbal reporting via a switch. SO if you are okay with treating it like glass AND want tons of switches, it's okay. If you want something you can just jamp in your pocket, backpack, throw on your car seat, or let your kids at home play around with, ti's not okay at all. Kids will tear this puppy up (or so I've heard from people with kids int he house).

@choppergirl 11 месяцев назад

@@mattmathias8507 If you want a big radio with tons of switches and big color screen and you enjoy modding your radio and pimping it out with color... and treating it like a Fabrege egg.. then I recommend it. If you want something you can toss around like a Nintendo controller and not worry about breaking it, and beat it all to death then.. hmm no. I planned to spend about $160 each on my two radios. What I ended up spending was $400 each on each of them, for a total of about $800. Once you add 2 wattCrossfire and 1watt ELRS JR bay modules, HAL gimbals, and a $70 alluminum color kit.. yeah. Up until they both worled I was mostly happy with them, even though I way over payed. Wjen one died, and left me with just one working radio and I had spent $800... then yeah, not so much so. I bought a replacement motherboard, but it's a difficult install with a bunch of ribbon cables. I've been in and out of my radios so many times though I can't count to swap in lowering plates and gimbals and replace that one switch. If you're looking for your first radio, and can get a used deal on ebay with the Crossfire module bay or ELRS module bay with it, then it would be okay. Otherwise, there's a lot of other options available now. I can't say how good they are versus a TX-16s, as I've only owned the two TX-16s's I have.

@thewookiee78 Год назад

Is it still shipped with the crappiest Micro SD card on the planet?

@muteFPV Год назад

I forgot to check but it wouldn't surprise me if it does. Most electronics that include a microSD or SD card use generic brands, I suppose I am used to it.

@ericseidel4940 4 месяца назад

should mute the crappy music.

@muteFPV 4 месяца назад

Can't satisfy everyone's taste, you should try it yourself and find out if it is easy or not. Until then, feel free to turn off the volume on your device, all the information you need is in written anyway.

@pilotimodele4598 2 года назад

…😜👌

@muteFPV 2 года назад

😁🤟