BetaFPV LiteRadio 2 SE Radio Controller Gamepad Transmitter

RM270.00 MYR
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BetaFPV LiteRadio 2 SE Radio Controller Gamepad Transmitter FrSky ELRS

Bullet Point:

built-in battery
work with Drone Simulator (Velocidrone/LiftOff)
bind to FrSky SPI Receiver Drone (D8/D16) or ELRS 2.4G
small size for easy carrying
budget price for beginner to start FPV Drone Training

Please kindly note: D16 (FCC&LBT) protocol currently does not support the Frsky receivers with ACCST 2.0 firmware or higher, and it can only bind with ACCST 1.X firmware version XM+ receivers.

The default firmware of the LR2 SE (ELRS 2.4G) has been ELRS V3 since Nov 2023 instead of the previous version, ELRS V2.0. If you want to upgrade your old radio transmitter, please check this guidance.

LiteRadio 2 SE Radio Transmitter is the upgraded version based on LiteRadio 2 and comes with huge improvements.

Built-in 1000 mAh 1S battery, LiteRadio 2 SE increases the endurance to 8 hours.
Updates with BETAFPV self-developed LiteRadio System. Pilots can directly operate the Joystick Calibration and Upgrade Firmware on the radio transmitter.
CC2500 Supports the Frsky / Futaba / Bayang protocol, pilots can easily change the modes via the radio transmitter.
Comes with 100mW transmitting power, LiteRadio 2 SE brings a wider operating range.

Bullet Point

LiteRadio 2 SE upgrades with BETAFPV self-developed Customed LiteRadio System. Pilots can directly perform the Joystick Calibration and Firmware Upgrading through the radio transmitter, more convenient for the beginner racer to operate.
Equipped with a built-in 1000 mAh 1S battery, LiteRadio 2 SE can use up to 8 hours, bringing an excellent endurance performance. Besides, without connecting the external battery, it is more convenient to use.
Compared with the LiteRadio 2, LiteRadio 2 SE has a larger transmitting power, and the operating range is wider.
LiteRadio 2 SE has a built-in charging module, supports USB charging. Meanwhile, it designs a Low-Power warning to indicate a low battery. While it needs to be re-charged, the blue light will flash slowly.
Adopted the rubber coat, LiteRadio 2 SE is ergonomic and has the shape of a gaming controller. It's comfortable to hold, and the anti-slip texture on the handles allows for a solid grip.
This radio transmitter acts as a USB Joystick when connected to a personal computer. So you could use it to play FPV simulators like EREADRONE.

Specification

Item: LiteRadio 2 SE
Color: White
Frequency Range: 2.4G (2403MHz-2447MHz)
2.4G System: NRF24L01 or CC2500 or ELRS 2.4G
Channel: 8
System: Bayang Protocol / Futaba S-FHSS / D16 Frsky FCC / LBT Protocol / ELRS 2.4G
Power: ≤100mw
Model Type: Multi-rotor
Support USB Charging / Firmware Upgrade
Support BETAFPV Simulator Connected / Customed LiteRadio System / Joystick Calibration
LED Light: Green-Power On / Red-Warning / Blue-Normal
Battery: Built-in 1000mAh 1S Battery
Charging Connector: TypeC

Comparison of LiteRadio 2 SE and LiteRadio 2

	LiteRadio 2 SE	LiteRadio 2
System	Customized LiteRadio System	Opensource OPENTX
Power	Built-in 1000mAh 1S Battery	Removable 350mAh 2S Battery
RF Power	100mW	80mW
Working Time	8 Hours	3 Hours
Protocols	Frsky D16 FCC/D16 LBT/D8/Futaba S-FHSS, Bayang/ELRS 2.4G	Frsky D16 FCC/D16 LBT/D8, Bayang
Joystick Calibration	Yes	No(Could with OpenTX Companion)
Firmware Update	Yes	No

How to switch the protocol

To change protocols (Frsky FCC D16, Frsky D16 LBT, Frsky D8, or Futaba S-FHSS), you have to power it off first, then press and hold the bind button while you power it back on. Then it will flash the code to indicate which protocol it is on.