The upcoming RadioMaster Zorro follows a similar gamepad style design as the Jumper T-Pro, but with a much bigger status screen and replaceable rubber grips. The Zorro radio series was announced with four types of built-in TX modules: CC2500, 4in1, ELRS, or CC2500+TBS Nano.
On the front panel, it has two adjustable hall gimbals, a metal roller, and 6 control buttons. Around the power button, there are four trimming switches.
In addition to the 18350 type internal battery, the RadioMaster Zorro can be powered also by an external 2s LIPO battery.
The RM Zorro remote controller can be ordered from Banggood with a starting price of $99.99 for the CC2500 edition. For the built-in ELRS TX module, you will need to pay $20 more. The expected shipping time is starting on January 8, 2022. The dedicated storage case is available for $29.99.
RadioMaster Zorro remote controller highlights
- Cool gamepad style design with big status screen;
- Four built-in TX module options (CC2500, 4in1, ELRS, or CC2500+TBS Nano);
- OpenTX and EdgeTX opensource R/C radio OS-compatible;
- Adjustable Hall Gimbals (without disassembly);
- Improved metal roller;
- Crossfire/ELRS compatible Nano bay;
- Audio out and DSC port;
- 18350 internal battery + external 2S power source support;
- Replaceable non-slip soft rubber/leather grips.
RadioMaster Zorro RC series technical specs
| Version | Zorro Radio Control CC2500 | Zorro Radio Control 4in1 | Zorro Radio Control ELRS | Zorro Radio Control ELRS Starter Set | Zorro Radio Control CC2500 + TBS Nano Crossfire Combo |
| Physical dimensions | 170*159*108mm | ||||
| Weight | 350 grams | ||||
| Operating frequency | 2.400GHz-2.480GHz | ||||
| Internal RF Options | CC2500 multi-protocol | 4-in-1 multi-protocol | ELRS | CC2500 multi-protocol | |
| Supported protocols | Module dependent | Module dependent | ELRS | Module dependent | |
| RF power | CC2500: 20dBm max. | 4-in-1: 20dBm max. | TBA (CE and FCC Version will be available) | CC2500: 20dBm max. | |
| Antenna gain | Folding 2db | ||||
| Operational current | 160mA@8.4V | ||||
| Operational voltage | 6.6-8.4v DC | ||||
| Control distance | > 2km @ 20dbm | > 2km @ 20dbm | TBA | > 2km @ 20dbm | |
| Operating system | OpenTX / EdgeTX Compatible | ||||
| Control channels | Maximum 16 (Rx dependent) | ||||
| Display | 128*64 Monochrome LCD | ||||
| Battery | 2 x 18350 (Not included) | ||||
| Charging | Built in USB-C Charging | ||||
| Gimbal | Hall-effect | ||||
| Module bay | Nano-size (Compatible with TBS Nano Crossfire / Nano Tracer / IRC Ghost) | ||||
| Firmware Upgrade method | Via USB or SD card (SD Not included) | ||||
Product photos
What is the difference between OpenTX and EdgeTX firmwares?
EdgeTX is a subversion of OpenTX. If you like is the “edge” version of OpenTX
It’s wonderful, but how many Wats have the ELRS?
Just read that ELRS version has a max 250mW!
Cool!