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Your cart is empty. Introduction: The HGLRC ELRS T ONE TX Module is based on the ExpressLRS project, an open source RC link for RC applications. T ONE has a high power of up to 2W, which can escort customers to long-distance flights. The heat sink across the entire high-frequency head is not afraid of high power and long-term operation. The two replaceable bottom shells are perfectly compatible with most remote controls on the market.
Technical parameters
Product model: T ONE TX Module
Working frequency band: 868-915MHz FCC
Output power: 100mw/250mw/500mw/1000mw/2000mw
Refresh rate: 25Hz/50Hz/100Hz/200Hz
XT 30 external power supply port voltage: DC 7.4V~25.2V (2S~6S)
Adaptive position: JR standard 5-pin/NANO standard 8-pin
Display: OLED
Weight: 76g (Nano without antenna)
85g (JR without antenna)
Dimensions: 41*85*29 (NANO bottom shell without antenna)
41*85*45.5 (JR bottom shell without antenna)
Shipping list:
915 TX Module (NANO)*1
JR compartment replacement bottom shell*1
JR compartment replacement bottom shell cable (already assembled on the JR compartment replacement bottom shell)*1
915 TX Module antenna*1
Hexagonal wrench*1
Supplement
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
This is a review for the HGLRC ELRS 915MHz T ONE TX Nano 2W Module.HGLRC is making a name for itself as a long-range FPV vendor. I’m finding myself grabbing more of their gear. The best thing is that their gear works great, and I’ve never had a bad experience to date.The HGLRC 915MHz transmitter is no different. I recently picked up the HGLRC Recon Y6 and swapped the receiver with an HGLRC ELRS dual-band unit. I was able to bind the 915 transmitter to it with no issues. In my test flight, I went out about a mile, and the transmit power only went to 250mW at the most while turning around. Crazy. I paired the transmitter with the Radiomaster Pocket; it snaps right on, and the setup was like any other transmitter. You can configure the packet rate from the transmitter module, but I left it at the default. The transmitter can accept an XT-30 connector for external power, but most modern controllers provide it without the additional power source. It has an adaptor for other controllers, but I didn’t need it for the Pocket. The transmitter has a fan to help keep things cool on those long-range flights that require more power. While we’re only allowed to transmit to 1 Watt in the U.S., it can transmit up to 2 Watts. I’ve flown long range for a while and rarely go above 500mW, but it's nice to know it’s there if I need it!Other thoughts: I find it odd that HGLRC didn’t just make this transmitter a dual-band unit that can transmit on 2.4GHz and 915MHz. As far as I know, they don’t have a dual-band transmitter; however, as I mentioned, they make a dual-band receiver. So maybe this is just a lower-cost unit? I can’t imagine that adding 2.4GHz would cost much more. However, other dual-band transmitters also don’t have as much transmit power, so I see this more as an ELRS alternative to Crossfire.Overall, if you are looking for a high-powered ELRS transmitter on 915MHz, this should get your long-range rig out further than you’ll ever need. The value is better than crossfire, but a little more than some dual-band or single-band 2.4GHz modules. Highly recommended.
Clifford Galli Jr.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
This 900MHz ELRS transmitter is awesome. It features a 2-watt output power, an OLED display, a control joystick, and even a status RGB LED. It also comes with a large, high-quality-feeling antenna.Using the ELRS script, or the OLED display and joystick, you can set the output power, packet rate, WiFi mode, bind mode, and basically every function of the transmitter. This makes it extremely easy to set up, modify, and bind.The transmitter also comes with two rear plastic housings that can easily be switched for the micro or nano bay housing. This ensures compatibility with basically every modern radio out of the box without an adapter. I swapped the housing easily with the included hex key and fitted the module into my TX16s.Overall, I’m very impressed with the module. It feels premium, has all the extra bells and whistles, supports the latest and greatest ELRS features, and fits every one of my radios. Overall, I definitely recommend it if you are after a 900MHz ELRS transmitter!
Charles
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
Was having issues with my old BETAFPV oneBought this, Issues gone. Range extended!
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