MJC66 3.6 or 3.7 V is the nominal voltage of the cells, taken as midpoint voltage during 0.5C discharge. The difference is mainly for marketing reasons, indicating lower internal resistance of LiMnO2 cells over LiCoO2 cells. For charging, the cutoff voltage is the value to look at, which is 4.2 V for both 3.6 V and 3.7 V cells

MJC66 do a search for this. FPV users have lots of info. I would post a link but not allowed.

MJC66 No it is straight forward. Power receiver with bind plug in bind port. Press bind key on transmitter and then power it on. Light on receiver goes solid red. That should be it. Did you try to bind a second time? Is there anything in the model setup that is disabling the receiver outputs?

MJC66 Checkuser reviews. There is a Facebook community devoted to Radiomaster, have look there. If you are planning to get the R9M system, the Jumper T18 is indeed a great option! But if you want to use Crossfire, or you don( BvGW6R

MJC66 Yesit supports AFHDS 2A.

MJC66 Notany, but a huge amount. For a full list of supported protocols search for multimodule supported protocols and check them out on github.

MJC66 Totalmente compatible con Radiomaster TX16S. Tengo 2 TX16S con 2 de estas baterías. Funciona perfectamente.

MJC66 I do not believe so. Only supported on MULTI-Modules which have an SX1276 RF module, e.g. the Jumper T18 Pro Internal 5-in-1 module.