That is not a terrible option, but I would like to make another suggestion. The new Frsky TX is a bit of a tough sell for me, the new ACCESS protocol is not compatible with the rest of the world, and Frsky is trying to force peoples hand on this and I am not a fan at all of the strong arm technique. I would suggest getting these, and getting them separately if needed. there are 2 trains of thought on this
1. Go as cheap as possible, just in case you decide you don't like flying (highly doubtful this can happen, once you learn to stay in the air and do some flippy floppy stuff, you will be hooked.
2. Spend a little more and get things that can grow with you in the hobby so less money is wasted on junk.
Look for a Frsky QX7, or if you can swing it get the QX7S, it comes with a battery and charger plus Hall Effect Gimbals, well worth the extra cost and they both support the original ACCST protocol which is MUCH more compatible with everything available.
If you are hesitant to spend too much on your first goggles, get a pair of Eachine EV800D's, they are the best at that price point.
Get a TinyHawk S to start, then you can work your way up the food chain once you start to get the feel for it.
IMHO
