Flysky Fly Sky #GT3B-2.4G FS-GT3B Digital 3CH 2.4Ghz TX & RX LCD Transmitter & Receiver

I used this for an old Traxxas Stampede that was given to me without a remote; it works perfectly and now i'm enjoying ripping around the yard with this 20yr old RC! The receiver is small so finding a place to mount it was easy, and has nice features for the price.

I use a 250 dollar transmitter and I am in love with this 54 dollar transmitter I bought for my son. Large screen easy to read. Controls for all the multiple settings are easy to navigate. Steering wheel is just the right texture and spring tension is spot on. I cannot believe this is as inexpensive as it is. The weight of it is impressive as well. There is nothing cheap feeling about this radio whatsoever. Cant beat the price and functionality. Found an extra two receivers for less than 20 bucks. Each receiver for mine is over 60.

Unless you are a professional R/C racer I couldn't imagine not liking this for the price. This was my very first upgrade. I took my Red Cat Piranha and added tbis with a brushless motor and it worked 100% the first time out with zero additional inputbon my part. Now my car is way too fast, but tinkering with it to make it more stable is part of the enjoyment for me. I only started this hobby after quarantine, so I can do it anybody can. I also add a 20kg servo and its stronger then my car.

This was purchased to replace my grandson’s transmitter and receiver for a cheap remote control truck. I didn’t want to spend a bunch of money so I ordered this combo. It is a much better system than the original, and it seems to work just fine. With the purchase of a new speed controller, I can now use Lipo batteries instead of just the original Nicads. Good set up for the money.

I bought this and several receivers for all of my RC cars to run off of one transmitter. Each car is set up to its own specs. So if one of these can run all of my RC fleet, why did I buy another one? Because my buddy has a fleet of his own and I wanted to share the experience! The biggest downfall I've seen is the battery situation. It takes 8 AA batteries which are heavy and expensive. There is a 'hack' for using a 3s lipo if you're willing to take apart a new transmitter and solder some wires. Overall, this is a amazing transmitter and I highly recommend it to anyone.

I read all the reviews on this model, and the step-up model that included the rechargeable battery pack (newer model). Went with this one based one the reviews that said it felt better in the hand due to the non-rechargeable battery heft in the base. I could not agree with this more after using. Installed in our almost 20 year old Traxxas Emaxx #3906 (vintage ha!). The original radio was twitchy and we decided to revamp the Emaxx with a new steering servo, wheels, and radio. Did not want to break the bank on an old RC, and this model is perfect for our setup. 3 channel which means we can still use the old servo actuated low gear on channel-3. Hooked up in less than 10 minutes- the receiver is about 1/3 the size of the original Emaxx receiver, too funny. Out of the box, had to reverse the steering servo channel on the transmitter, and adjust the ABS setting on the throttle channel, and lastly the trim on the steering channel. Once I figured out how to navigate the menu system of the transmitter (seems kind of hard at first), dialed in the correct settings, and good to go. Could not be happier. Transmitter actually feels better in hand than the one the Fly Sky one that came with our new Redcat Shredder. I see you can actually bind this transmitter to the receiver in the Shredder, so I may use this controller for both models. Love it. Great bang for the buck. Transmitters have come a long way since I was into RC's 20 years ago.

works great for cars and trucks, very fast responce, great range, super tiny receiver, easily converted to li-po battery power. You can even update the firmware and give it more funtions and adjustments, after you buy the link cable. does it feel cheap? you bet, but it works....

It works well and it's inexpensive and seems to be fairly durable.Now for the consIt's pretty blocky and you feel it.It uses 8 AA batteries which is a lot of weight in the bottom of the handle and you feel it.The ergonomics aren't stellrr and you feel it.No doubt it works and is a good value for the money but honestly the feel in my average sized hand isn't great and I wish I just sucked it up and spent the money on something that was lighter and had a better feel to it.If it's what you can afford then go for it. If you can squeeze out more coin for something else I'd lean towards that.