FrSky New Tandem X20R radio controller first review. New X20RS line of radios. 

Thanks for the video. would you please mention the link to buy these 2 external antennas? I was not able to find them online. Also, please mention how the SBEC is connected. thanks

I appreciate the effort. However, I did not learn much about the radio. Open the case, compare it to other radios, do a field “acid” range test, measure it, weight it, etc. Last, for such a neat radio, you show no excitement at all…

Good unboxing/introduction, but just to clarify some things for folks considering a purchase. In my case, when purchasing the Tandem X20R transmitter, the items that came in the box are packing slip, the radio, the case, some stickers, USB cable, neck strap, switch covers, (2) gimble protectors and a card with QR codes linking to the manual. Before power-up the internal transmitter battery needed to be connected and there was a sticker on the front indicating that. I found that opening the back cover to connect the battery required a bit more force than expected, but was not a problem. The other items shown in the video such as the antennas need to purchased separately and FrSky has lots of different RCVR's to choose from. My radio firmware says it running Ethos - X20R v. 1.5.7 with a build date of April 23, 2024 ,guessing its their radio specific build of ETHOS 1.5 which looks to be a very powerful/flexible OS . Suggest checking out both the transmitter intro manual (10) pages _AND_ ETHOS 1.5 docs. I could not find FrSky's version of the ETHOS 1.5 on their site under the X20R documents. Instead they point you to an .exe download of "Ethos Suite Window 1.5.6" But if you go to gitub you can find the 405 (!) page long version of the 1.5 version of the ETHOS user manual at the bottom of the page github.com/FrSkyRC/ETHOS-Feedback-Community?tab=readme-ov-file. It took me couple of late evenings to figure out how to set up a 6 channel V-Tail glider with mixers to replace a 20+ year-old Airtronics Vision sailplane transmitter. It probably would be better to learn the X20R's OS and interface with a standard tail glider config, but the configuration potential of this radio seems endless. It uses a 2S Lipo charged via USB. Super happy with my decision to purchase this radio. The RCVR used in my initial setup was also the TD- SR10.

hi sir, your links are not complete

Could you please make another video showing the inside of the radio and how to remove the back

This is an unboxing, not a review.