These are joystick gimbals available for LiteRadio 3 and LiteRadio 2 SE. They are durable and functional, bringing a good flight experience to pilots. These are easy replacements for pilots if they want to upgrade their existing radio or have dropped and damaged their sticks.

Features

• Made of high-quality plastic and metal. With ergonomic stick ends, the stick is detachable, anti-slip, and adjustable in height.
• Potentiometer gimbal is long longevity up to 120k times rotations. The gimbal with wire is very easy to replace.
• The potentiometer is positioning accuracy and fast response sensitivity, bringing a good experience to your flight.
• Hall gimbal features four precision bearings, adjustable spring tension, and ergonomic stick ends for an unparalleled feel.
• The throttle/yaw stick is used for acceleration and can not be back to the middle automatically. While the pitch/roll stick controls the direction and can be back to the middle.

Specifications

• Item: LiteRadio Transmitter Nano Gimbal
• Sensor: Potentiometer/Hall
• Color: Black
• Size: 35mm*42mm
• Required Firmware: LiteRadio_PLUS_V1.0.2 (Hall gimbal)
• Recommend Transmitter: LiteRadio 3, LiteRadio 2 SE

Hall Gimbal

The nano gimbal with hall sensor is released, featuring four precision bearings, adjustable spring tension, and ergonomic stick ends for an unparalleled feel. With an adjustable stick end, it perfectly fits thumbs and improves the stick feel for the control. Hall Effect provides contactless sensing for not only accurate control inputs and precise centering but also durable use.

Note: Please upgrade your Literadio 3/2 SE to the latest version before replacing it. For the Litereadio 2 SE without BETAFPV configurator supported sticker (old version Literadio 2 SE) and Literadio 2, upgrading the newest firmware is unavailable, which is not compatible with the hall gimbal and only supports the potentiometer gimbal.

Firmware: https://github.com/BETAFPV/LiteRadio_PLUS/releases

BETAFPV Configurator: https://github.com/BETAFPV/BETAFPV_Configurator/releases

Potentiometer or Hall Gimbal

The main difference between the two gimbals is the sensor. The potentiometer gimbal contains several electronic components that increase or decrease the level of resistance when moving. Compared with potentiometer gimbals, hall gimbals use a magnetic system, which has no wear from physical contact.

Wiring Diagram

Below is the connection diagram for potentiometer gimbal. Here is the example on Literadio 2 SE (mode 2).

Below is the connection diagram for hall gimbal. Here is the example on Literadio 3 (mode 2).

Below is the spring tension adjustment for hall gimbal. The back cover should be disassembled before adjusting spring tension. Here is the example on Literadio 3 (mode 2).

Parts of the battery bay should be cut if the LiteRadio 2 SE is an old version. The cutting parts depend on where the throttle gimbal is installed. For the new version of LiteRadio 2 SE, it can be replaced the gimbal normally.

Note: The parts of the battery bay should be cut too if you are ready to replace gimbals for LiteRadio 2. Please refer to the old version of LiterRadio 2 SE about the cutting parts.

FAQ

• How to replace the gimbals? The instruction video applies to the LiteRadio Series transmitter.

Note: Please make a joystick calibration after replacing the gimbal. This video will help you to know more about joystick calibration. The steps are the same for the LiteRadio Series transmitter.

Package

• 1 * LiteRadio Transmitter Nano Gimbal (Throttle/Yaw Stick or Pitch/Roll Stick)