Moving away from traditional transmitter designs the NV14 has a unique ergonomic game-pad like design, open-source firmware, ports for expandability, a colour touch screen display, and most important of all, hall gimbals.

For Simulator use: - Enable "Joyst" Mode

The Nirvana is using OpenTX firmware, a custom version that is designed specifically for this radio. For those coming to OpenTx, the touchscreen version on the Nirvana is much more intuitive and easier to use than the text-based version found on the Taranis radios.

The Nirvana offers a unique take on radio design.

The NIrvana radio is equipped with digital hall sensor gimbals.

The Nirvana comes with a removable hard plastic cover to protect it from knocking the sticks buttons and switches when in your travel bag.

Unlike other gamepad radios on the market like the FrSky X-Lite, the Nirvana is a full-size transmitter. The large size and weight of the radio certainly give it a quality feel.

Switches: Four on the topside with two rotary controls. There are another four switches on the underside of the radio.

Next to the USB port we have the trainer port (3.5mm connector). You can hook it up to another transmitter for instruction/training purposes.

One selling point of the Nirvana is the support for external JR modules including the Crossfire, Frsky XJT as well as other multi-protocol modules. The radio comes with a removable module mount, the ideal being the design reduces the size of the radio for those not using external modules.

The Nirvana takes two 18650 Li-ion batteries. The two batteries are connected in parallel, which means they can be powered by just 1 battery. Adding another increases the total capacity and run time. It even allows for battery hot-swap during flight! So if you run out of juice during the next LongRange mission, you can simply replace the batteries one at a time for full ones.

The Nirvana TX comes with two receivers, the IA8X and IA8S which both support, iBus / Sbus and PPM. The Micro IA8X is tiny – it’s about the size of an R-XSR and meant to be used on micro quads. The IA8S receiver has two antennas for diversity. The Micro IA8X has 600-800 meters of range, while the IA8S RX has a 1Km to 1.5Km range.

Specification:

• Brand name: Flysky
• Item name: FS-NV14
• Channel: 14CH
• 2.4GHz System
• Removable RF module + Internal AFHDS 2A
• Frequency Range: 2.408-2.475GHz
• Spread Spectrum Type: FHSS
• Modulation Type: GFSK
• Channel Bandwidth: 500KHz
• Number of Bands: 135
• RC Channel Resolution RC: 4096
• ST035T Standard LCD Module 320 x 480 dots 3.5in LCD with capacitive touch
• Open without interference from ground: More than 800m
• Antenna Type: Internal and RF Module
• Low Voltage Alarm: Less than 3.7V
• Trainer port: Yes
• Online Update: Yes
• Charging Interface: USD
• Data Output: Micro USB Port
• Power Input: 2*18650 (Not included)
• RF module slot (JR adapter optional): 1
• Transmitter weight: 603g
• Package Included: 1317g
• Package Size: 24x22x10.5cm
• OpenTX

Features:

• The NV14 is equipped with a 32-bit M4 core high-performance processor, 2Mb 180MHz, supplemented by industrial-grade 166MHz SDRAM.
• USB HID output for use with simulator software
• Haptic feedback motor
• Up to 14 channels
• Includes 2 receivers as standard, one small single and one larger dual antenna receiver.
• Supports an optional Bluetooth module
• Unique finger grip design further enhances hand feel;
• Collapsible omnidirectional antenna;
• 3.5inch 320*480 colour capacitive touch screen;
• New lanyard eye design;
• Detachable RF module bay;
• Unique switch placement for ease of use without sacrificing performance;
• Unique battery compartment design to house the dual 18650 batteries;
• The combination of metal and plastic looks and feels great.
• Optional remote control cover offering protection while still being small enough to fit into a backpack;