🚀 Take Flight with Confidence!
The Upgrade Hotrc HT-8A is a state-of-the-art 2.4GHz RC transmitter and receiver system designed for FPV drones, airplanes, boats, cars, and helicopters. It features 8 channels, an upgraded LCD screen for precise data monitoring, and advanced FHSS technology for stable long-range control up to 800 meters. With safety features like automatic shut-off and dual antenna design, this system ensures a reliable and enjoyable flying experience.
M**M
Works great
So I have expensive controllers as well and this thing seems to be very good quality. Comes with everything u need but batteries. It's big so it's nice in my hands
R**R
No instruction, anywhere!
Got this receiver in the mail today. There are no instructions. There is a cute little transmitter, a micro receiver and a 3-conductor wire harness completely separate, needs to be soldered onto the micro transmitter. But no instruction. Not even on the internet. Thought this would be perfect for getting my new park flyer up and flying. Impossible to do so without any information from the manufacturer about which wire is supposed to be soldered to which terminal. Oh, and just FYI, there are 3 wires from the harness and 4 places to solder them on the receiver. Am I supposed to guess? Not at all happy here. Send some instruction at least!
S**N
hit or miss if you get one that works
I got this so i could give my old beater drone to a friend, first one was junk, glad i gave a second chance, second one is impressive. I think i had a bad rx with first one, it would drop signal constantly at any range even 10 foot away, I couldn't get my drone to fly over a minute without a dropped link and failsafe. replacement is rock solid, i am unsure if it was the first reciever or the radio itself, the replacement flys just as far as my flysky fs-i6x and frsky radios did, although i haven't tried the 3rd new flysky protocol and moved on to elrs myself. You just need a 3.5mm male to male audio cable you can get at dollar tree to use this with a simulator, but you will need to run a app like smartpropoplus for computer to recognize it plugged in your microphone port. So this is Great for a training radio. It also has a 2s balance plug in the battery bay, i haven't tried it yet though, otherwise it does eat aa batteries 4 at a time every few hours. Honestly you can get a elrs radio and reciever for $60 and is light years better, so i don't think i would pay more then $30 for another if i needed one.
Trustpilot
3 weeks ago
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