Ultra-low latency 150Hz update rate for precise, responsive control
Adaptive RF technology with self-healing frequency hopping ensures robust, interference-resistant communication
Real-time telemetry and drone location monitoring via OLED display for enhanced safety and mission awareness
Fully configurable via built-in display without PC-based tools for streamlined setup
Supports multiple receiver models and serial protocols for flexible integration with various FPV systems
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TBS Crossfire TX LITE
The TBS Crossfire TX LITE is a powerful and compact transmitter designed for FPV enthusiasts who prioritize reliability and performance in their long-range flights. This lightweight module integrates easily with a variety of radio systems, offering an impressive range and robust signal strength for uninterrupted comm
Frequency Bands
868 MHz (EU/Russia), 915 MHz (USA/Asia/Australia)
Input Voltage
3.5–13V
Power Consumption
1.1W (10mW), 3.2W (2000mW)
Dimensions
55 x 89 x 15 mm
Weight
76 g
RF Power Output
10 mW to 2W (10 levels selectable)
CRSF Protocol Interface
Betaflight, Kiss, Raceflight FCS
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Tried and True
Ok So I Love All TBS Products, including the TBS Vrossfire Lite Module. You just Can't go wrong with TBS Products.
I did run into one issue though were the unit came unfinished? The JTS connectors on the Lite module were never soldered on by the manufacturer but between the Excellent Support at Newbeedrone and TBS, a replacement was shipped out Stat!
At the end of the day, I got exactly what I wanted and I am truely pleased with my purchase and experience!
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Ernesto · July 2, 2026
Tried and True!
Ok So I Love All TBS Products, including the TBS Vrossfire Lite Module. You just Can't go wrong with TBS Products.
I did run into one issue though were the unit came unfinished? The JTS connectors on the Lite module were never soldered on by the manufacturer but between the Excellent Support at Newbeedrone and TBS, a replacement was shipped out Stat!
At the end of the day, I got exactly what I wanted and I am truely pleased with my purchase and experience!
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Ernesto · July 2, 2026
Solid system
Im not a pro racer by any means but love to do bando and blasting through wooded area. I read that the other system have better latency and all that, but i doubt i could tell a difference. I went with xfire cause its easy to use as it plugs directly into my ix20, select crossfire and it turns on the unit. Then everytime after when i select the quad or plane i have setup on it, the ix20 automatically turns on the xfire module and i dont have to keep plugging or unplugging it. This has been a solid setup control for my quad and havent lost signal once where as the spektrum satellitea i was using before were ok at best. Some days was fine and other days i would only get a hundred feet away, go down a wooded path and lose it well before my video would start to get wonky. Would buy again.