Originally Posted by
Rumdog
Yup. FlySky Gt3C. Easily the best bang for your buck. This new model is much easier to read in direct sunlight, plus it's equipped with a lipo battery which can charge via usb. I also own the older Gt3B, which is an excellent radio. Recievers are cheap as dirt for it as well.
Best bang for the buck, period. I will likely upgrade from my FlySky GT3B soon - for the better daylight vis and LIPO batt. But lack of range has not been an issue with my old GT3B TX or any of the $7 FlySky recievers. Santee Lakes lake #1 measures 1/4 mile long, and I have yet to have any reception problems.
I got tired of crashing my 3D airplanes flown using Futaba FM so I quit that RC sport 5 years ago. Now with the excellent 2.4 G Hobby King HK 60F transmitter (FlySky relabled) & HK 60F 6 channel reciever in my shop, I may return to flying. For now I'll keep using it with my sailboats. Note: IMO the latest 2.4 G transmitters have made the seperation of air & surface TXs a moot point. That and the fact that the nearest flying field is over 2 miles away from my boat pond.
But, if I'm imsinformed about the surface/air issue, please feel free to enlighten me. JIM
JIM MARCUM: NAMBA 777; EX? SoCal FE Racers Club; D-19; Official 2012 NAMBA FE Nationals Rescue Diver; Purple Heart Viet Nam Vet; Professional SCUBA/HOOKA Diver, KELCO, 1973-1978; BBA 1978, Magna Cum Laude; MBA 1980 w/honors; Retired DOD GS1102-12 Contract Specialist
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