Jumper T14 CNC Hall ELRS Radio Transmitter (2.4GHz)

The T14 is Jumper’s answer to the RM Boxer and TBS Mambo radios. Similar in appearance to the aforementioned radios, but with some unique features of its own and cheaper too. One of the advantages of the T14 is its integrated memory. This replaces a conventional SD card, greatly increasing the reliability of the radio. Another selling point of the T14 is its large 2.42inch display. Furthermore, its of the OLED type which provides better clarify than Monochrome LCD displays. It is also really bright, helping it to be easily readable even outdoors in the sun.

In regards to the controls, the T14 uses precise Hall sensor gimbals. There are two versions of the radio. One which uses plastic gimbals and the CNC metal version – we are only selling the higher quality CNC version. For other controls, there are plenty: 4 switches, 2 buttons and two potentiometers. There are also joysticks on the radio for trim adjustment.

The T14 radio is compatible with ExpressLRS receivers (ELRS for short). ELRS is a control link that offers incredible range, high refresh rates, adjustable power, updates via wifi and more – see further info here. ELRS at 2.4GHz outperforms conventional RC systems in everyway while maintaining short antennas. The ELRS transmitting module used in the T14 has a power output of up to 1000mW and a refresh rate of up to 1kHz. The antenna on the radio antenna is moveable. It has two adjustable joints which allow you to orientate it in any direction. Handy for matching the polarisation on your aircraft’s receiving antenna to further enhance reception strength.

On the back of the T14 we find a folding handle for easy transport. Also a standard JR bay for expansion with external modules, say for example a 4in1 multi-protocol module. There’s also a fan for active cooling of the ELRS module. The battery bay can accommodate two Li-Ion batteries (not included) of size 21700 for a lengthly runtime. They can be quickly charged via the USB-C connector. The Jumper T14 supports 10W charging power. Incidentally the USB-C can also be used to connect the radio to flight simulators should you wish to get even more use out of the radio.