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The Jumper T16 is the first radio from Jumper that I would seriously consider replacing my Taranis X9D. It's based on a Futaba form factor so the ergonomics are excellent. The guts are from a Taranis X10 so the functionality is fantastic. It runs OpenTX. It's got a great big screen. It's got a multi-protocol module that can bind to FrSky, FlySky, Spektrum, and more. It even can take a Crossfire module without modification.
What more could you ask for? Two things. If the radio had Hall Effect gimbals and if the multiprotocol module was built in instead of being in the external bay, then this would be a nearly-perfect radio. As-is, it's still darn good, and at a price of $160 it seriously competes with the Taranis X9D.
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The Jumper T16 is not available in many popular stores. Some dealers have reported to me that FrSky pressured them not to carry the Jumper. This may be why the Jumper T16 is hard to find.
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To tell if you need the multiprotocol module, look at whether the product picture has the antenna mounted in the top of the radio like in my video, or whether the radio has a dummy plug at the top of the radio. If the radio has an antenna sticking out its top, then it already has the multiprotocol module installed.
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