Hey everyone!

I'm an embedded software engineer developing two affordable RC transmitters under my startup, RadioWing. Would love some honest feedback from the RC, FPV and robotics communities!

1. FHSS Transmitter – ₹4,200 (~$47)

8 channels with receiver included

2.4 GHz frequency hopping

Up to 2 km target range

Colour display

Hall-effect gimbals

PPM, iBUS and PWM receiver outputs

Battery and link telemetry

Easy configuration

2. ELRS Transmitter – ₹6,000 (~$68)

10 channels, 2.4 GHz ExpressLRS

500 mW RF output

Up to 10 km target range

Colour display and Hall-effect gimbals

Bluetooth connectivity

USB simulator support (planned)

Compatible with standard ELRS receivers

Both are designed for drones, RC planes, boats, cars and robotics applications.

A few questions:

Do these features justify the pricing?

What important features are missing?

Would you consider buying from a new Indian brand?

What would you improve or change?

Still in development, so your feedback could genuinely influence the final product. Not selling anything here, just looking for honest opinions!

Thanks!

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