RadioMaster T8L Radio Controller

The RadioMaster T8L puts 2.4GHz ExpressLRS into a clean, compact, screenless radio – the first screenless radio officially supported by ExpressLRS. Bind with a single press, set it up from your web browser, and fly. At just 204g with quad-bearing Hall-effect gimbals and USB-C charging, it is ideal for whoops, simulators, compact projects or as a dependable backup radio.

Key features

• Built-in ExpressLRS 2.4GHz with single-press binding
• X5 Hall-effect gimbals with quad bearings and removable sticks
• Browser-based configuration – no screen or extra software needed
• Five-way trim buttons with LED and audio feedback
• USB-C for charging, firmware updates and simulator use
• Up to 10 channels (receiver dependent) plus a rear slider
• Only 204g

Specifications

Compatibility

• Binds to: any ExpressLRS 2.4GHz receiver - including whoops and AIOs with built-in ELRS (BETAFPV, Flywoo, DarwinFPV ELRS boards).
• Does not bind to: DJI drones (Avata / O4 starter drones need a DJI controller), FrSky, FlySky, Crossfire or 900MHz receivers.
• No screen and no module bay - one ELRS link, configured in a browser. Max 100mW, so best for whoops, micros and line-of-sight flying; for long range choose the Pocket Crush or larger.
• Simulators: works as a USB joystick (Liftoff, Velocidrone, Uncrashed).
• Mode: M2 (throttle on the left stick).

Works with (available at AeroFlow)

• Receivers: RP2 V2, RP4TD-M, SpeedyBee Nano
• Whoop AIOs with built-in ELRS: BETAFPV Matrix 1S 5IN1 II, Flywoo GOKU F405 HD 1S
• Plane receiver: ER4

In the box

• 1x T8L radio controller
• 1x USB-C cable
• 4x low-tension gimbal springs
• 1x user manual

You will also need

• 2x 18650 cells, e.g. Molicel INR-18650-M35A
• A 2.4GHz ExpressLRS receiver, e.g. RP1 V2 or XR2 Nano