Jumper T-Pro V2 Multi-Protocol (JP4IN1) Radio Controller
Jumper T-Pro V2 Multi-Protocol (JP4IN1) Radio Controller
Radio Transmitters

Jumper T-Pro V2 Multi-Protocol (JP4IN1) Radio Controller

₹14,899Incl. GST

SKU JUMPER-T-PRO-V2-ELRS

RC Protocol: Multi-ProtocolGimbal Type: Hall EffectMade in India: NoBrand: Jumper

Free shipping. Pan India delivery from Gurugram, Haryana.

Ships within 3–4 business days — quality-checked in Gurugram before dispatch

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Product details

The Jumper T-Pro V2 is a handheld radio transmitter with an internal JP4IN1 multi-protocol RF module, for FPV pilots and RC operators flying the common 2.4 GHz receiver protocols. An external Nano module bay adds ELRS, Crossfire or Tracer.

Key features

  • Internal JP4IN1 multi-protocol module; ELRS needs a Nano module in the external bay.
  • Handheld transmitter format for FPV and RC use.
  • Suitable for custom aircraft and other RC models.
  • Hall-sensor gimbals with full bearings for precise, durable stick feel.
  • External Nano module bay accepts ELRS, Crossfire or Tracer Nano modules.
  • Runs EdgeTX or OpenTX, with an independent boot button for firmware updates.
  • Takes two 18650 cells, charged inside the radio over USB-C.

Specifications

  • Internal RF: JP4IN1 multi-protocol module
  • Screen: 1.3-inch, 128 x 64
  • Gimbals: Hall sensor, full bearings
  • Firmware: EdgeTX / OpenTX
  • Operating voltage: 6-8.4 V DC
  • Battery: 2x 18650 Li-ion (2S, up to 3400 mAh)
  • Charging: USB-C, internal
  • External module bay: Nano (ELRS / CRSF / Tracer)
  • Simulator port: 3.5 mm PPM
  • Buttons: six push buttons for 6-position switching
  • Audio: Hi-Fi speakers
  • Weight: 240 g without batteries

For an ELRS receiver, fit an ELRS Nano module in the external bay. Otherwise, match the receiver to one of the protocols the internal module supports before pairing.

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