Name: Triumph Crossfire Micro TX Module V2 - NDAA
Brand: Triumph Manufacturing
Price: 118.99 USD

Specifications (automatically extracted)

Mechanical

Weight

150 g

Description

The NDAA Version of the Triumph Crossfire Micro TX Module V2 pushes the boundaries of long-range R/C technology, delivering self-healing, two-way communication, and range beyond imagination. Built on cutting-edge RF technology with -130dB sensitivity and full RF-side diversity, it ensures a rock-solid control link — even for the tiniest FPV quads. The Triumph Crossfire prioritizes low latency, real-time telemetry, interference resistance, and user-friendly setup, striking the perfect balance between performance and reliability. With a range to spare, it leverages that extra capacity for enhanced functionality — making it more than just a long-range link. NDAA-Compliant for added security and compatibility. Check out everything NDAA Compliant and all of our RC Transmitters! Features Easy Binding & Configuration Multiple Channel Outputs Two-Way Communication Compact Micro-Receiver Self-Healing Technology Multi-Pilot Capability Adjustable RF Power Link Health Indicator Adaptive Bandwidth Long-Range Control Ultra-Low Latency Receiver Options NDAA Compliant Noise Immunity V2 Updates Simplified PCB Design for better performance More features will be introduced later USB Type-C BOILED DOWN TO SIMPLICITY The Crossfire Micro TX V2 borrows core technology from its larger counterpart but is a JR-module transmitter streamlined to the most sought-after features — all at a killer price! For those aiming for extreme long-range flights beyond 15–20 km, the Crossfire TX remains the top choice. However, for pilots looking to penetrate buildings, fly mini quads, or explore their surroundings a few kilometers away, the Micro TX is the perfect companion. It can still reach up to 40 km, just like its bigger brother — but at less than half the price. TELEMETRY/CRSF As a modern R/C link, the Triumph Crossfire has built-in telemetry. Two-way communication unlocks new possibilities — from streaming MAVLink to your smart device (note: MAVLink streaming is not supported for the Crossfire Micro