Product Details
This listing is for a defective Radiomaster TX16S MkII 4-in-1 multi-protocol radio transmitter, presented in its original foam-lined hard case. The radio exhibits a specific fault: it switches off when firm pressure is applied to its sides. Otherwise the unit works perfectly well.
Despite this, the unit is set to Mode One and visually appears complete with gimbals, numerous switches (SA, SB, SC, SD), rotary encoders (S1, S2), and sliders (T1-T6). The touchscreen, while off in the image, shows signs of minor cosmetic wear such as smudges and light scratches. Given its defective nature, this unit is ideal for parts, repair projects, or for an experienced hobbyist willing to troubleshoot the power issue.
⚠️ Sold "As Is": This item is sold in its current condition without warranties of any kind. It may have defects not immediately apparent and may be incomplete. We do not perform comprehensive testing on these products, so unexpected issues are possible.
🔍 Accuracy of Descriptions: While we strive for accuracy in our descriptions, please be aware that we do not verify every function and component. The item's condition and completeness are based only on visible assessments. We price these items based on their visible condition and the extent of testing performed. Our goal is to offer a fair deal considering the potential unknowns. Unless mentioned explicitly, assume we have not conducted extensive testing. Likewise, unless an item or accessory is specifically stated as included, please assume it is not. Many bargain bin items may be missing certain accessories — check the photos carefully to see exactly what is and isn’t included
🔄 Return Policy: Returns are accepted within 7 days if the item remains in the condition it was sold. Shipping costs are non-refundable because the product is used and may have defects; any return is considered a change-of-mind return.
💡 Buyer Consideration: Please consider these terms carefully. This purchase is ideal for those who are prepared to handle potential issues independently.