Welcome to EdgeTX!
EdgeTX is the ultimate open-source RC transmitter firmware for RC enthusiasts.
Customize your remote control transmitter to match your unique preferences and needs with our highly adaptable platform. EdgeTX supports a wide range of RC protocols, is compatible with various transmitters from a number of manufactures and is the go-to choice in the RC hobby. Join our passionate community to help shape the future of RC control systems.
For more information about EdgeTX, check out the About EdgeTX page.
What's new¶
August 23rd, 2024
Companion Simulator Physical Serial Port Contest
Be the first developer to add support for physical serial port connectivity for EdgeTX Companion Simulator for all presently supported OS (MacOS/Linux/Windows) in order to interact with physical peripherals from a simulated radio AUX ports and you will win a Jumper radio (the winner can pick a radio model between Jumper T14, T15, T20, T-ProS in the priced color of his/her choice). Contest ends after first successful submission or on midnight 15 October 2024 GMT. Full contest details and rules can be found here: https://edgetx.org/contest_companion_phy_ser
August 18th, 2024
CRSF/ELRS telemetry simulation Developer Contest Winner
We are excited to announce the winner of the CRSF/ELRS Telemetry Simulator Developer Contest - Nigel Williams! As a token of appreciation for his outstanding contribution, Nigel will receive a Jumper T15 radio with internal 2.4 GHz ExpressLRS module (per his request), generously sponsored by Jumper. This state-of-the-art radio will be shipped worldwide free of charge directly from the Jumper factory to Nigel. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Nigel Williams for this well-deserved win.
August 2nd, 2024
CRSF/ELRS telemetry simulation Developer Contest
Be the first developer to add support for CRSF/ELRS telemetry simulation to EdgeTX Companion and you will win a Jumper radio (the winner can pick a radio model between Jumper T14, T15, T20, T-ProS in the priced color of his/her choice). Contest ends after first successful submission or on 30 September 2024. Full contest details and rules can be found here: https://edgetx.org/contest_crsf_telem_simulation
March 3rd, 2024
UBX Protocol Developer Contest Winner
We are excited to announce the winner of the UBX Developer Contest - David Pham-Van! As a token of appreciation for his outstanding contribution, David will receive a RadioMaster Boxer MAX radio (per his request), generously sponsored by RadioMaster. This state-of-the-art radio will be shipped worldwide free of charge directly from the RadioMaster factory to David. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to David Pham-Van for this well-deserved second EdgeTX developer competition win.
February 27th, 2024
UBX Protocol Developer Contest
Be the first developer to add support for the UBX protocol to EdgeTX and you will win a RadioMaster TX16s Mark II Max. Contest ends after first successful submission or on 30 September 2024. Full contest details and rules can be found here: https://edgetx.org/contest_ubx
February 13th, 2024
2024 EdgeTX Project steering committee
EdgeTX is governed by a project steering committee (PSC) that meets regularly to discuss the project's direction and make decisions on topics that affect the project. The PSC was initially formed by project contributors appointed by the project's founder. When it was created, it was agreed that the PSC members would be elected every year.
On January 14th 2024, elections were held in accordance with the project bylaws and as a result, the following people were voted to be the on PSC for 2024:
Raphael Coeffic (pafleraf) - Re-elected
Robert Janiszewski (JimB40) - Re-elected
Peter Feerick (pfeerick) - Re-elected
Risto Kõiva (Risto) – Re-elected
Richard Li (Richard Li) – Re-elected
Phil Eville (EZRipFPV) – Re-elected
Malte Langermann (Malte) – Re-elected
On February 11th, 2024, the PSC met, and Raphael Coeffic was voted Committee Chair for 2024.
See the EdgeTX project bylaws page for more information about the EdgeTX PSC.
February 13th 2024
EdgeTX v2.9.4 is now live!
If you had issues with Frsky D-based telemetry sensors suddenly being 10x higher in value in 2.9.3, this is for you. This also affected RF protocols such as OMP which use Frsky D telemetry. DSMX/LemonRX telemetry sensors were also tamed down a bit, with sensors not connected/sending data omitted from discovery.
For more information about what has changed, take a look at the release notes.