RadioMaster Pocket Radio Controller-- ExpressLRS (ELRS)
The RadioMaster Pocket is a small, lightweight radio that packs a big punch. It is available in two versions, ExpressLRS and MPM CC2500, and both versions come preinstalled with EdgeTX firmware. The Pocket is also equipped with removable stick ends and a foldable antenna, making it easy to transport and store. It is compatible with18650 batteries, which provide long battery life for hours of fun.
In addition to the classic charcoal and transparent case colors, we have a range of optional color cases available in a selection of vibrant colors, including blue, pink, green, and orange. This allows you to personalize the radio to match your own unique style.
The RadioMaster Pocket is a great choice for pilots who are looking for a small, lightweight radio with all the powerful features you have come to expect.
Please note this is the pre-order, Orders start shipping on 20th, August.
Features
Available in ExpressLRS and MPM CC2500 versions
Preinstalled with EdgeTX firmware
18650 Batteries, all the power you need for hours of fun (Batteries not included)
Portable and lightweight design with removable stick ends and foldable antenna
Features hall effect gimbals as standard for smooth cantering & precise response
Built-in LED lights help visualize your switch inputs
Backlit LCD Screen offering a perfect balance of size and functionality
Trim buttons for easy channel trimming
External Module Bay compatible with RadioMaster Nano-size modules and TBS Nano Crossfire/Nano Tracer
2 Stylish Colors of Charcoal & Transparent version and optional case colors in Blue, Pink, Green, and Orange to suit your style
CC2500 (standard) Version supports all CC2500 protocols
ELRS (standard) is pre-installed with ExpressLRS ISM FW (Max power is hardware dependent)
About LBT version
CC2500 LBT Version (Europe) is limited to LBT compliant protocols FrSKY X/X2 LBT & HoTT LBT
ELRS LBT (Europe) Version is pre-installed with ExpressLRS CE EU domain LBT FW (Limited to 100mw power output)
Gimbal Adjustment
A L-R To switch M1/M2. Turn clockwise to disable self-centering (Throttle). Turn counterclockwise to enable self-centering (Elevator). B T To adjust the throttle stick tension. Turn clockwise to increase stick tension. Turn counterclockwise to decrease stick tension. C UP-DOWN Turn clockwise to increase vertical stick tension. Turn counterclockwise to decrease stick tension. D LEFT-RIGHT Turn clockwise to increase horizontal stick tension. Turn counterclockwise to decrease stick tension.
A special thanks and credit to the hard work and dedication of the Open-source projects who make these products possible. We wish to thank them for their support in the development and testing of the Pocket radio along with their ongoing support to the community who use our products. To support these projects and learn more visit the links below.https://edgetx.org/www.expresslrs.orgwww.multi-module.org
Handy as a second transmitter for travel, tiny whoops, etc
Surprisingly good for the price especially with ELRS. It has just enough switches that I can do most of what I can with the TX16S, and it's so much easier to throw in a bag and go. My only wish is that I could put the thumb-grippies style of stick ends on it easily (and still remove them for storage), but maybe someone will come up with an adapter or similar. Next step is to try a Gemini ELRS nano module and see what kind of range is possible on that.
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Dave Gomez
Bought one for me and another for a friend.
Love this radio! I have a pocket and a boxer and when im flying micros or 5" at a local park i take my pocket, if im doing a professional shoot ill use my boxer. Its awesome how portable the pocket is and ERLS makes life easy!
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Fox
An awesome handy little transmitter for either someone new getting into the hobby or just as a basher you can throw in the back of basically anything without worrying it's going to be damaged. I find them actually reusing it more than my TX 16s just because it feels so good in the hands compared to the much larger controller for my personal hand size.
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Przemek W.
Great Little Packable Radio
I wanted something that was packable and easy to take with. Got tired of needing to pack a large radio, neck straps, and all of the needed padding to just fly my whoops when traveling. This radio is so much easier to throw in a bag and fly with. Coming from a Taranis X9D plus, the pocket is a lot lighter and easier to carry. Gimbals feel good and it’s comfortable when holding. It’s the first small radio I tried that I was able to feel comfortable with. Compared to Zorro and TX12, the Pocket feels a lot more balanced. Highly recommended as a travel or only radio if you want something light and easy to carry.
Some downsides:
1. Arming/disarming takes a bit to get used to since there are not traditional switches.
2. Even though there are 5 position switches for the trims, you can’t use the center press as a switch like Jumper
3. The case is glossy, I wish it was more textured like DJI radios for better grip.
4. The speaker makes a buzzing sound when powered on and sometimes switching things in menus.
Otherwise great radio that’s easy to fly and live with.
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