ZORRO Radio Control Model Remote Control High Frequency Multi-Protocol Crosser Handle Drone Accessories Color Box

Highlights at a glance

High-Frequency Multi-Protocol Crosser: Supports various radio control devices for versatile use.

Crosser Handle Design: Ergonomic grip for comfortable handling during flight operations.

Color Box Packaging: Easy to store and transport your drone accessories.

Multiple Protocol Compatibility: Works with different radio control systems for flexibility.

Solid Background Images: Clear visuals help identify product details easily.

4-in-1 Multi-Protocol RF Module: The internal module integrates four wireless chips (CC2500, NRF24L01, A7105, CYRF6936), enabling compatibility with over 70 protocols. You can bind directly with receivers from FrSky (D8/D16), Flysky, DSM2/DSMX, Hubsan, and more without needing an external module.

Hall Effect Gimbals: Equipped with non-contacting Hall sensors for the sticks. This ensures smooth, precise inputs and eliminates the "stick drift" issues common in potentiometer-based gimbals, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Ergonomic Gamepad Design: The ZORRO features a unique, comfortable grip that fits perfectly in your hands. The layout includes a mix of toggle switches, 3-position switches, and scroll wheels, providing intuitive access to flight modes and settings.

EdgeTX / OpenTX Support: Powered by the industry-standard EdgeTX firmware, offering advanced mixing, telemetry, and model memory capabilities. The system is highly customizable and supported by a massive community.

Wireless Trainer Function: The ZORRO can act as a wireless trainer transmitter. You can connect a student's radio (such as another TX16S, TX12, or Zorro) via supported protocols (DSMX, FrSky, Flysky) for teaching purposes.

USB Joystick Mode: Connect the ZORRO to your computer via USB-C and use it as a simulator controller instantly. It is compatible with popular simulators like Liftoff and Velocidrone.

External Module Bay: Despite the internal multi-protocol module, the ZORRO retains a standard module bay.