BETAFPV LiteRadio 2 SE ELRS V3 Radio Transmitter Remote Controller, Support BETAFPV Configurator V2, Firmware Update, FPV Simulator, USB-C Charging, Joystick Calibrate, for FPV RC Drone Quad -Mode 2

Features

• BETAFPV Configurator V2 Supported: It is an open-source configurator tool tailored for BETAFPV drones and remote controls. It enables pilots to effortlessly configure and fine-tune various parameters, ensuring more efficient and optimized flight control. Officially released in Dec 2024, supports Windows/macOS/Linux (Debian family) platforms
• Firmware Update Supported: BETAFPV has released the new firmware for LiteRadio series remote controller. Pilots can flash LiteRadio 2 SE radio transmitter with firmware version V2024.11.8 or later, a significant upgrade will be unlocked. For How to Update, please refer to user manual
• FPV Simulators&Platforms Supported: This radio transmitter has the function of FPV simulator, which can act as a USB Joystick, suitable for FPV beginners to play FPV simulators like VelociDrone, Liftoff, TRYP, DRL, DJI etc. Whether you're on a desktop, Android device, or tablet, LiteRadio 2 SE ensures smooth compatibility across all platforms. With the added Xbox mode, enjoy effortless integration with the DJI Flight Simulator on Windows system and elevate your virtual flying experience to new heights(Pilots need to Update the Latest Firmware to enjoy the above features)
• ELRS Firmware Version: LiteRadio 2 SE Transmitter's firmware is ELRS V3, it can't be bound with your equipment with ELRS 2.X version. Please make sure the receiver or the TX module has same ELRS firmware version and then could be bound together. If you don't know the ELRS firmware version, please email us via Amazon
• Built-in Battery&Charging Module: LiteRadio 2 SE radio transmitter remote controller has a built-in 1000mAh 1S battery, which can use up to 8 hours. Comes with a built-in charging module, supports USB charging which is more convenient to use. Meanwhile, it designs a Low-Power warning to indicate a low battery. While it needs to be re-charged (when the voltage is lower than 3.5V), the LED will turn red first, then it will turn blue and flash slowly