Radiolink AT9S Pro 10/12 Channels 2.4GHz RC Transmitter and Receiver R9DS Radio Remote Long Range Control for FPV Racing Drone/Quad/Airplane and More (Mode 2 Left Hand)
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Color: Champagne Gold
Features
- Excellent Anti-interferenceDSSS&FHSS communication technology makes AT9S Pro transmitter with stable transmission signal and long-range control up to 2.1 miles(3.4km) in the air.
- AT9S Pro Key Features10/12 Channels, Information Telemetry (work with PRM-01 or PRM-03), RSSI telemetry, Dual/Triple Rates, Throttle Lock, Fail-safe Setting, End Point Adjustment(EPA), Switch Assignments, 8 Programmable Mixes Control, etc.
- Real-time InformationAirplane voltage monitor on AT9S Pro screen when paired with PRM-01. When AT9S Pro is equipped with PRM-03 (sold separately) module and flight controller crossflight, APM, PIXHAWK and Mini Pix, to enable telemetry information on the radio's screen like battery voltage, speed, altitude, RSSI, distance, and more.
- Additional Function3 in 1 multi-function port, supports most of the simulator, TBS Crossfire Protocol (915 Module), and Radiolink's wireless trainer mode support. (all accessories sold separately)
- Safety RemindSignal Strength Indicator (RSSI) Alerts, low voltage alarm, failsafe protection. With DD sounds, vibration, and words alarming display on the 2.8-inch LCD screen to remind you when you are in noisy surroundings.
- Equipped with RC airplane, helicopter, glider, multirotor, car and boat programming, and 15-model memory capacity. Compatible with R12DS, R12DSM, R9DS, R6DS, R6DSM receivers.
Product Dimensions: 7.2 x 3.97 x 7.6 inches
Item Weight: 1.94 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: AT9S Pro
Manufacturer recommended age: 18 years and up
Batteries: 8 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer: Radiolink
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Color: AT9S Pro-Gray
I have had a Radiolink AT9s for a few years with flawless operation. It is easy to use, super versatile when switching between 6 different aircraft with different flight characteristics, and is just an overall great remote. Now that I am building larger more powerful long range quads, it is awesome to know that Radiolink offers a transmitter that supports TBS Crossfire protocol. With the purchase of this transmitter (AT9s Pro) and linking it to TBS Crossfire, the sky is no longer the limit, literally. This transmitter has all the same smooth functionality as the original AT9s, but now supports the range boosting power of TBS. I am not going to abandon the R12DSM or R9DS receivers I have as they work great for my regular flying, which this transmitter will support, but when I want to fly miles out with TBS, this transmitter has the ability to support that as well. Sweet!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2020 by twentytwo1
Color: Champagne Gold
I was skeptical about buying a brand I wasn't familiar with, but I'm glad I did. This transmitter works great and is very easy to program. Definitely worth the money!! I highly recommend!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by Crazy-Fish
Color: AT9S Pro-Gray
The AT9SPro might be the best TX unit I have ever used. I would argue against ANYONE that it is the most versatile controller and the best value too! There may be radios that are better for a specific type of pilot (FPV quad fans who are for some reason addicted to Open TX seem to love their Taranis and Jumpers and clones. I will detail below why this radio is utterly superior!) RANGE: Firstly, the range on the AT9SPro is the best out of the box I have ever experienced. It is ROCK solid. For half the price of a Spektrum DSxx, you get all that awesomeness and more... like CRSF more. It combines DSSS and FHSS with error correction for a superior 2.4ghz signal that, as the other reviews have also stated, is as advertised. In an open area with relatively little interference, you can fly for miles. It is incredibly low latency at 3ms (just destroys the competition in this regard) and radio discrete as a unit can be (it will in no way interfere with any other device.) There is a 99% chance that this controller is more than you will ever need. Buuuut, if for some reason all of this will not satisfy you THIS THING IS CROSSFIRE (CRSF) COMPATIBLE. Say whuttttttttttt? You can hook up a TBS Crossfire unit and fly beyond comprehension in terms of range and latency. There is nothing in this price range that comes close to this level of range, low latency, and signal durability. Period. TELEMETRY: The AT9SPro supports native telemetry. With a PRM-01 or PRM-03 (telemetry modules) you can inject a telemetry stream into your 2.4ghz signal. You do not need a separate frequency or transmitter. Less to power and less interference! Plug in the appropriate PRM into your FC telemetry port and the other end into the Radiolink rx (the rx has a port on the top of it) and voila you get realtime telemetry on your controller display. With the PRM-03 you get all the info you could want. In the harrowing moments, the reassurance of real-time information at incredible distances has helped me keep my cookies in the jar. MAKE SURE YOU BUY THE TELEMETRY UNIT FROM A GOOD VENDOR THAT INCLUDES THE CONNECTOR CABLES. This was a major nightmare in the past, but a tiny bit of research or messaging the seller could save you a huge headache. NOT OPEN TX: I get it. The FPV world loves OPEN TX. I personally hate it. Lots of work for nearly no pay off. COMPARED TO THE AT9SPro: You will not get better P-mix. You will not get better telemetry. You will not get lower latency. You won't be as power efficient. (Pros can't run out of batteries at the end of a job / day / week.) Plainly stated: This unit just works! I am not the only reviewer of Radiolink products who has noted that they are far easer to configure and operate than a similar FrSky or Futaba controller. Furthermore, while Open TX is cool in that there are a TON of people supporting it online, like any community based project Open TX can and does have bad iterations. The AT9SPro is not for people who want to customize controller firmware with the bleeding edge. It is for professional operators and pilots who demand performance reliability and ease of operation during flight. If the worst that will happen if you crash your drone is damage to your drone, Open TX is for you. If you will be flying a commercial operation over client property with hazards in flight and below, this is the type of controller you need; One with professionally developed firmwares that are in fact closed source, precompiled AND JUST WORK! Radiolink does a great job with firmware updates, including GREAT tutorial videos regarding their products. PROTOCOLS: All TX/RX units can support PWM and PPM these days. Few as well as this unit does though. Remember that great signal? Well, it isn't just strong, it is quiet. You will get zero servo jitter or drift due to RF interference with an AT9SPro. If you fly planes and gliders especially, this may be of great importance to you as many planes are wired to fly PWM with 1 wire per servo. This unit is awesome for it! Of course that's not all. The AT9SPro features SBUS connectivity as well for a more robust and faster digital serial connection. And it can run PWM and SBUS simultaneously just in case anyone needs that kind of redundancy. Again, not super pertinent to FPV flyers, but of note for commercial operators. GIMBALS: Before anyone begins their lecture about hall gimbal superiority, they are not superior. They have advantages and disadvantages compared to pot gimbals. Good pots beat bad halls every time. Good pots are UTTERLY SUPERIOR to halls when you need low RF noise. Oh yes indeedy, those hall gimbals all the FPV guys love are WAY hotter in terms of interference. I'll take two high quality pots next to my transmitter ALL DAY. I am not flying through foam hoops in my local community center with a whoop. I'm flying a hexacopter over many miles a day. It is my understanding that Texas Instruments has developed the first driftless hall sensor as of this year. It is also my understanding that there are precisely zero controllers with this kind of hall sensor as of 2020. Maybe by the 2.0 of the new hall sensors they will have addressed the RF issues. For the time being, I'll stick with a high quality pot gimbal. The ones on the AT9SPro are slick. BUILD QUALITY: Is top notch. Every seam is tight. Every part is installed to micrometer tolerances. There are multitudes of switches, dials and sliders all of which are easily assignable and customizable in the menus on the controller without needing to connect to a computer. It should be noted that outside of firmware updates, you really do not need a PC to program the controller. The unit really integrates nice hardware with great firmware to make a self contained tool. Even the screws that hold the case together are thick real screws; the kind you see holding a tool together, not the tiny little ones you see holding a typical RC unit together. (One of those weird engineering things that speaks to the philosophy of a company. It is my humble belief that the folks at RadioLink took the time to consider the needs of professional operators and high end hobbyists and have offered the ATxx series of controllers to fill that market. For the record: Paid full price. I just love this unit, and I think that MANY pilots would be better served by using a unit like this. For the professional pilot, especially those who are new to the industry and need to minimize variables while still maximizing performance on a budget, this is an amazing option. I could go on... Suffice it to say this is a LOT of professional controller for the money. Whew! Please be safe and have fun flying!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2020 by Eva
Color: AT9S Pro-Gray
Like with Spectrum and other brands I don’t mix brands and use what is suggested to make it operate like it’s meant to. The negative comments are more than likely the root causes of mixing components. We fly RC planes but not 2 miles away. Maybe 200 meters at the most. I recommend this system to those who want a user friendly interface for a much better price than the orange brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Quikdraw
Color: AT9S Pro-Gray
I put batteries in it the thing is a really nice piece of equipment I have always wanted one I didn't realize how hard they are to set up the technical is Way beyond me I would have had to have taken it to a hobby shop and pay them to set it up for me because one you have to have a computer to download something for drones I guess and then setting up the parameters beyond me if it just would have had step by step instructions on setting it up I'm sorry it actually did have instructions but I don't understand all the language everything I've been buying seems to lack a better description of what you need to achieve what you're trying to do if the companies that are selling these products would tell you a little bit more about you need this and this and this and you're going to I have to solder it together and instructions on how to do it would be fantastic they don't seem to be customer friendly they just want to sell you what they have created and they don't care if you understand it or not the only plus I found so far in all my buying is being a prime member they go out of their way to try to help you and they're extremely friendly even when you're frustrated with what's you're buying and it's not working right because you don't understand it
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2021 by Joseph w. Joseph w.
Color: AT9S Pro-Gray
While the controller does support TBS crossfire and works great (when it works!), there are a number of glaring issues. First, the seller does not make it clearly apparent that the unit does not ship with a TBS crossfire adapter cable, despite requiring it to be compatible with TBS. Be aware that you'll have to purchase it separately if you decide to wander down this regrettable path. Second, should you decide to try to mount the TBS crossfire module on the remote, you're going to have a bad time. There's absolutely nothing for the crossfire module to attach to, or be held by. Third, this radio cost me a drone, because of a shoddy connection for the TBS crossfire module to the controller (likely exacerbated by the poor design choices for the remote's back), which caused the quad to lose all control triggering the failsafe and promptly crashing into a really wet mud puddle.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2021 by Nate Y