FATFISH produces high-performance multi-protocol radio systems for RC drones and durable fat tyre e-bikes designed for urban and off-road adventures.
The FATFISH brand encompasses two distinct high-performance product categories sought after by hobbyists and outdoor enthusiasts.
ShenZhen FATFISH Co., Ltd specializes in advanced multi-protocol radio systems and electronics for RC models, notably the F16 radio controller. These versatile transmitters are equipped with EdgeTX software, JR-compatible module bays, and ExpressLRS capabilities, offering reliable control solutions for FPV drone pilots.
Additionally, the FATFISH brand is well known for a popular line of rugged fat tyre e-bikes originating in Australia. These electric bikes feature responsive pedal-assist systems, powerful hub motors, and high-quality Shimano components, making them ideal for everything from urban commutes to off-road trails. Whether navigating the skies or hitting the pavement, FATFISH products provide innovative designs with a focus on performance and durability.
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Turn off the radio, cycle power to the receiver 3 times to enter bind mode (the receiver LED will start blinking). Then turn on the radio, access the ExpressLRS LUA, and select Bind. The receiver LED will stay illuminated when the process is successful.
The F16 supports USB-C charging specifically designed for 2x 3.7v Li-ion 18650 unprotected cells or 2x 3.7v Li-poly cells. Do not use 6.6v LiFE battery packs or Li-ion 18650 cells with a nominal voltage van 3.6v.
Ensure your battery is locked and switched to the 'on' position. Press the power button on the handlebar display to turn it on, which automatically defaults to the lowest PAS level. The system will automatically assist you as soon as you start pedaling.
With the LCD display powered on, simply hold down the '+' button for a few seconds to turn the front light on. Repeat the process to turn the light off.