Radiomaster Boxer ELRS Remote Controller

Name: Radiomaster Boxer ELRS Remote Controller
Brand: Radiomaster
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The RadioMaster Boxer ELRS is a high-performance radio controller that packs full-sized features into a compact, ergonomic design. Featuring a powerful internal 1-watt 2.4GHz ExpressLRS module, full-size Hall Effect gimbals, and a large battery bay, it is built for pilots who demand maximum range and comfort. It’s the ultimate choice for both freestyle pros and long-range explorers who want a dedicated ELRS powerhouse.

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Product Description

The RadioMaster Boxer ELRS is widely considered the "goldilocks" of FPV radios. It strikes the perfect balance between the compact size of the Zorro and the full-sized power of the TX16S. It is specifically designed for pilots who want a traditional "box" feel but in a more portable, ergonomic form factor.

Industry-Leading Internal ELRS: Unlike many radios that limit internal modules to 250mW, the Boxer features a built-in ExpressLRS module capable of up to 1000mW (1 Watt) output. This ensures an incredibly stable link even at extreme distances or in noisy environments.
Full-Size Hall Gimbals: Despite its slightly smaller body, the Boxer uses the same high-precision, full-size Hall Effect gimbals found in the flagship TX16S. They are smooth, durable, and easily adjustable.
Superior Ergonomics: The "Boxer" shape is slightly more rounded than traditional radios, making it comfortable for both "pinchers" and "thumbers." The fabric handle on the back makes it easy to carry and saves space in your bag.
EdgeTX Pre-installed: It runs the latest EdgeTX firmware, giving you a powerful, open-source interface to customize every switch, slider, and logical condition of your flight experience.
Massive Battery Bay: The Boxer can accommodate a large 6200mAh 2S LiPo pack, providing up to 20 hours of flight time. This is a huge upgrade over the smaller battery life of gamepad-style radios.

Technical Specifications:

Internal RF: 2.4GHz ExpressLRS (1000mW)
Gimbals: Full-size Hall Effect (V4.0)
Screen: 128x64 Monochrome LCD
Processor: STM32VGT6 with 1MB Flash
Working Voltage: 6.6V - 8.4V DC
Expansion: Standard "JR" Module Bay (for Crossfire/Multi-protocol)
Cooling: Built-in fan for the high-power ELRS module

The Pilot's Reality Check:

The "Sweet Spot": If you find the TX16S too bulky and the Zorro too small, the Boxer is your answer. It feels substantial in the hands without being a "brick."
Screen Simplicity: The monochrome screen is simple and easy to read in direct sunlight, but it lacks the color touch-screen "wow factor" of the TX16S. However, for most FPV pilots, this is a preferred trade-off for better battery life and durability.

📦 Package contains

1 * RadioMaster Boxer ELRS Radio Controller
1 * Signature Carrying Case (Soft-shell)
1 * USB-C Data/Charging Cable
1 * Gimbal Protector
1 * 18650 Battery Tray (Batteries not included)
4 * Low Tension Springs
1 * 1.5mm Allen Key
1 * RadioMaster Sticker Set
1 * User Manual

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the "Boxer" shape so popular?
It is designed for both "thumbers" and "pinchers." It has the body of a traditional radio but with a smaller, more contoured footprint. The "asjalik" addition of a fabric handle on the back makes it much more portable than the old-school metal bars, and the gimbals are the same full-size ones found in the much larger TX16S.
How powerful is the internal ELRS module?
The FCC version can output up to 1000mW ($1$W) of power, which is enough for extreme long-range flights (tens of kilometers) with the right antenna. Because 4$1$W generates heat, the Boxer is uniquely equipped with a dedicated internal cooling fan that kicks in automatically to protect the transmitter during high-power sessions.5
What battery should I use?
The battery compartment is massive—the largest in its class. While it comes with a tray for two 18650 Li-ion cells, most "asjalik" pilots upgrade to a 6200mAh 2S LiPo pack. This setup can give you nearly 20 hours of flight time, meaning you only need to charge your radio once a week even with heavy use.
Can I use a neck strap?
Yes. Unlike the Zorro, which has a center-mounted screen that blocks neck straps, the Boxer has a top-mounted "T" antenna and a clear center hook. It's perfectly balanced for use with a neck strap or a "desk-style" lanyard.
Is the screen big enough?
It uses a 128x64 monochrome LCD. While it isn't a high-res color touch screen like the TX16S, it is high-contrast and very easy to read in direct sunlight. This keeps the cost down and the battery life up, while still providing all the telemetry data you need.