How to modify and mount a mouse scroll wheel to the T16.

Josh install the upgrade kit for the USB-C, battery charger and folding handle.

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He installs the Jumper T16 Pro V2 upgrade parts; new RF module cover, USB-C connector with charger on PCB and foldable handle. He tests the USB-C to simulator set up, which worked fine. He also charges the battery through the USB-C connector.

This is one way of modifying Jumper T16 to have direct internal charging without removing the battery pack. The V2 upgrade kit for the Jumper T16 Pro is another way. (See the next video by Grayson Hobby)

The guys at Grayson Hobby explain what is in the upgrade pack and install the components for internal charging through the new USB-C port that is part of the upgrade.

First he installs the USB-C charging module, next he replaces a broken switch module, finally he replaces the handle with a foldable one. The newest versions of the Jumper T16 come with the USB-C charging module and foldable handle options installed.

Bill presents a throttle mod to added more tension to the throttle stick whan ratcheting is not used. Unfortunately he does not actually show the mod on the interior of the transmitter.

An interesting new battery lid for the Jumper T16. Most interesting to me was the sort 2S cord added to the battery hook-up so that the battery is not being taken out of and being plugged into the onboard battery socket.

Josh installs the internal battery charging kit from Jumper T-16 In-Radio Battery and Charger Kit/

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He shows how to create a simple charging adapter harness you can use with your Jumper T16 battery cradle and your Lipo Charger.

Explains charging the 18650 batteries in the holder using their adapter.

He shows a lot of ways to customize the T16 with links to the items that he used.

He upgrades his antenna with a 2.4GHz antenna from Amazon. He said that it increased his range.

He swaps out the battery box and two Lithium Ion 18650 cells for a Power Stix 3200mAh 18650 pack.

He added two more switches to the back of the transmitter.

He explains how he replaced the springs with Futaba springs and notes the ones that come in the package are softer than the ones installed.

This video demonstrate how to change out broken switches and the roller wheel. It shows how to remove the ribbon cables correctly. The newest roller wheels have a rubbery feel and the Pro does have the metal pin on the end.
Grayson Hobby carries quite a few spare parts for the Jumper T16.

A 2500mAh LiPo is installed with a required adapter.

Why, I don't understand but how is explained here.

Grayson's version of updating the first version to internal module.

Josh installs the internal module that now comes installed in the Pro. He opens the transmitter and notes that it is already installed in this one. He also notes that he added power switch. The unit that was shipped to him was the first time I noted the internal module.

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Shows how to replace the screen.

Very interesting DIY mod to a vertical scroll wheel to replace the horizontal one.

Total and complete disassembly.

Also notes trainer connector under top cover. Very detailed inspection.

Notes Futaba 18SZ. Backlight can be shut off. Takes apart and shows the guts. Removed SD card before taking the back off. Shows all screws that need to be taken out as well as panels. Ribbon cables connect the pots.