The radio transmits a signal (2.4G)

The drones receiver (RX) receives a signal

Why 2.4G? (the same frequency as wi-fi and bluetooth)

License-free worldwide - Fly anywhere legally!

Small antennas - Fits on Tiny Whoop drones and other drones in general

Long range + low latency - 1–40km (now you know how far drones can fly)

Interference proof - Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)

A multirotor has four control points; roll, pitch, yaw, and thrust, and each of these work both independently from one another and can work together to create more complex movement

What is the main difference between this and a DJI Drone Controller?

Gimbal's sensors typically have a value between 0-2000

The radio controller needs to be binded to each drone

The radio controller has switches on the top for other functions

One dedicated switch for arming/disarming

for safety reasons, you can only arm at zero throttle!

Question:

Which propellers will spin faster to move the drone forward?