RadioMaster specializes in high-performance radio control transmitters, receivers, and accessories for hobbyists, featuring open-source support and advanced RC technology.
Te Reo Irirangi is a dedicated team of radio control model enthusiasts and engineers with a deep history in the RC industry. Founded to answer the call of hobbyists worldwide, the brand focuses on developing high-quality, continuous-innovation products that serve the FPV, drone, and fixed-wing communities.
Best known for their versatile radio transmitters like the TX16S and Zorro, RadioMaster champions open-source standards, integrating seamlessly with EdgeTX and ExpressLRS (ELRS) protocols. Their product lineup includes robust transmitters, diversity receivers, servos, and telemetry modules, all designed to deliver reliable signal strength, low latency, and precision control for demanding flight environments.
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For many ExpressLRS receivers like the RP3-H, you can bind by powering the receiver on and off three times quickly. When the LED double-blinks indicating bind mode, use the [BIND] button in your transmitter's Lua script.
Firmware updates for receivers equipped with WiFi can often be performed wirelessly without removing the unit from your model. Visit the ExpressLRS or RadioMaster website for specific target instructions.
User manuals, firmware updates, and SD card contents can be downloaded directly from the 'Downloads' section of the official RadioMaster RC webpae.
Most RadioMaster transmitters support a wide range of protocols via the 4-in-1 multi-module or internal ExpressLRS (ELRS), making them compatible with various receiver brands including FrSky, FlySky, and Futaba S-FHSS.