The noble radio is definitely one of those top-notch high performance RC transmitters that has so much functionality that someone like me would almost be afraid to have it in their hands with the fears of dropping it 😜👍💯
Flysky is a good brand. I've had my 6 channel for almost 10 years and it is still kicking. Also has insane range we checked it in an open corn field and got nearly a mile range.
I started with the NB4, bought a second one as I was over 20 cars. Then I switched to one NB4+ because I want to test it and as result: I love it. The screen is so much better then the original. As the PRO+ hit the market I switched again because of my crawlers, 8 channel is to less. Now I'm 100% satisfied for half of the Futaba price. As a hint, use NB4 trasmitter only with Flysky enhanced receivers. They cost only a few bucks more but you get the ibus-2 protocol and a free voltage monitoring cable for the lipo. My prefered receiver is the INr4-GYB with integraded gyro. If you don't need a gyro use FGr4B. More channels? use FGr8B or FGr12B. If you like built-in antennas then the new FRD4D. The radiomaster MT12 should be a good trasmitter with very cheap receiver but you need a course of studies, not my way.
I absolutely love mine. Been club racing my teknos with it all summer. I've dropped it twice on concrete by accident and it didn't break. Just scuffed it a little. Ended up buying a protective aluminum shell. You guys should offer those! They also look sick on the radio.
€300 isn't that cheap bare with no receiver, several other radios get the same functions and more channels for under 100. 75 bucks for DDF-350 with a 10channel receiver.
@@theoldculture216 my point is you can get something that does the same for way less, you're paying a premium for materials and bells and whistles. I'm thought about picking one up, but I'm probably go for something that does more and is cheaper, but less pretty. There are other radios that do 2way comms and have features this doesn't have while costing less. But I agree, it's not a bad price. But cheap is not what it is.
Love my Flysky NB4+!! So many functions, feels go in the hand, low price with high price quality. The FS-GT5 is also good for an even more budget value.
Super awesome you use the metric system instead of that old imperial crap most outside the US can't relate to. Especially considering you are a US based company. Keep it up.
I bought one of their $90 touchscreen transmitter called FS-G7P that I use for my drift car and for its price it’s freakin amazing! FlySky is really stepping up their game with great transmitter. I might just get this Noble NB4 for the next drift car I may built soon.
I have an nb4 and I absolutely love it!Super premium feel compared to my friends dx6 and radio master ones. The response time is amazing! No lag like other transmitters. Hard to explain but, it makes slow servos super twitchy (fast) Plus, I only paid $175 for mine with 2 receivers cables and all brand new (aliexpress) my friends were sure hating! They sold their transmitters and ended up getting the NB4 as well. Definitely might upgrade but, at max I use 4 channels. Totally beats the new Spektrum in quality and price! Definitely look into them, you won’t regret it guys!!
Have a spektrum DX6r. That is junk and crashes OVER AND OVER send it in 3 times and they will not honer replacing or fixing for good . I GOT THE NB4pro+ and never looking back. THANKS FOR THE GREAT PRODUCT
I need a new system for my 1/10 and also just got into mini z and was looking at these the other day. Thought I was sold then, but I am for sure sold on it now.
i find it funny that my years old at this point is that my it4s and this and very close as far as the menu layout and the on screen keyboard lol i love my it4s but the throttle dont center anymore sadly but its been a great tx
What about the radio master mt12 60 model memory. Elrs for super long range or the 4in1 version so you can bind to almost any receiver. I’ve had mine since it came out and I love it. Best transmitter ever especially because it’s only $150 also up to 32 channels
I ran the FlySky IT4, which was this transmitter’s touchscreen predecessor. The IT4 was a great transmitter, but the receivers were hit and miss with some being super glitchy. I imagine FlySky has completely fixed this RX issue or else Maifield and Ronnefalk would’ve stayed far away.
Also, the programmable nitro engine throttle bump was one of the most useful features when I ran this TX. I’d increase the throttle 10-15% by simply pressing the assigned button while starting and idling/warming up. Super useful feature!
I'd LOVE to see a video talking about how we might use this radio when we have a stable full of Spektrum equipped cars. I got a DX-5 pro I can't stand, and would love to get rid of it in favor of this radio, BUT...Does the telemetry work and would it be properly displayed on this awesome looking radio? I have many questions!
Thanks for this video... been out of the game a while now, and looking to update my tx... Can't help but feel you shoulda familiarised yourself a little more before doing the video tho lol
spektrums came out after the noble was released, like way after, spectrum just wanted a transmitter to compete with the noble and 10px from futaba, which is miles better than the spectrum
This is a winner! Covers it all in my opinion. I have always liked the Flysky stuff. It looks like it would be a good powerbank for charging your phone too! Looks very user friendly. I hate my 4pm it is more complicated than it should be. I like the attention to detail on this where it even has a brake rotor and caliper
I've messed around with it. It's a very feature packed transmitter for the cost and I believe it works with many different brands of receivers. The screen resolution and gui are older looking but other than that, it's a great transmitter. -Brett
I'm on my third on (Long Story)(I have the NB4 Pro setup), and if I ever have to get another high end transmitter I'd get another. I absolutely love mine. Little bit of trivia, but if you connect the USB output to your gaming laptop, the controller becomes an active gaming controller. Playing Need for Speed with my RC transmitter was a crazy experience.
Futaba and Airtronics/Sanwa for me only. Maybe if I still raced competitively I’d try it. Plus I get months of battery life on my Futaba with weekly use.
Next time you see one pick it up and play with it, you’ll think those other brands are cheap nasty kids toys, and the price! Literally half the cost of the other brands, pretty much a no brainer now.
Is there a way to limit max charge for both batteries? For most people I suspect 10 hours just isn't nessasry. If I could limit it to a min charge off 30% and Max of 80% that would be amazing. Not sure if you have a way to provide feedback, but that would be mine.
Amain Hohobbies, You haven't even checked out the Radiomaster MT12. can you PLEASE do a review on it? you're the only rc channel to not have a review of that transmitter.
…Radiomaster MT12 with its incredible open source protocol Expess LRS (ELRS) AND Crossfire (CRSF) with unbeaten speed and range (yes, its true!) with open source operating system programming EdgeTX or OpenTX and a worldwide huge friendly community and future proof technology in eternal development and have a module system for total covering of every protocol there is and at fraction of the cost of the old dated brands…
@@michaelkrammRCright, because the insanity that is the touch interface on this radio is so much better… If you don’t understand how to use opentx’s interface, it’s because you haven’t tried. It’s easier than 90% of 20 yr old interfaces other surface brands still peddle for $400+
To navigate the menus, I think you'll need to use the touchscreen. It may be possible to use the buttons, but i'm not familiar with that function. -Brett
Would this transmitter be a suitable replacement for SLT3 transmitter that came with my Arrma Typhon 6S TLR? I'm not impressed whatesoever with the SLT3.
I picked up the Pro plus model and there’s so much you can do with the transmitter that I hope there will be some people starting to make videos about how to use everything it has to offer. Even though I’m still trying to figure out how to use it I’m really liking it.
VR dial? I'm not sure which dials you're referring to. The handle has two dials that are spin continuously, each programmable to their own channels, and then there is a third dial that has limited spinning, also capable of being programmed to it's own channel. Every dial or switch can be programmed to its own channel. -Brett
@AMain_Hobbies the 2 at the top of the handle, that don't spin all the way around, one on each side, looking for a radio that will allow me to set one for pan and set the other for tilt independently... I've got a 6 ch radio link TX it only has one vr dial I've set to pan but can only set my tilt ch like a switch... either up, down, or middle on the servo. If I try to set it both to the vr they both both move together...
I cant deal with the thick grip the m17 has the perfect ergonomics for me and also weight distribution is wack. With the power bank its bottom heavy without top. And the old one had a unusable display in sunlight the new one should be better and i heard they fixed the center deadband problem...
Doesn't make any creak sounds when you mess with it. I had to laugh about that one. Reminds me or my Airtronics M11. Creaked like the dashboard of a 20-year old Toyota.
My dude, yours must be really worn in or got unlucky cuz out the box mine was creak free. Also have u handled a futaba or Sanwa before. That’s what you would call creaky. The feel like Walmart toys in comparison.
In 2-channel mode , it is very fast. I do not know the exact latency, but world champion racers use the transmitter, and if it was not fast enough, they would not use it. -Brett
Why dont they make this in a 2 channel version, take out the stuff not needed and sell it for around $200? This is nice, but way overkill for a simple rc car.
FYI, I broke down and bought this from AMain......couldn't be happier. It's still overkill and I would have been happy with a $200 version of this, but it's a solid performer and feels very good in the hand.
I just received mine from A-Main after wanting one for over a year. $300 plus tax etc. Mine shuts off after a short period of non-use and it goes into lockup or brick mode…and will not completely go dark or turn back on. The only way out of that mode is to keep removing the grip and press the right (there is a left too) force reset button. The quick start guide is nearly useless. And the 80 page manual you have to download online is poorly translated into English making it hard to follow at times. The manual also does not cover some basic things like charging. It’s not explained at all it just says you need to charge it. also I don’t really see the point of the base battery. If it is not turned on it doesn’t help charge to handle battery. If the upper unit is on the base should always be on also but those are two separate buttons. You can charge your iPhone off the base battery too if you want but I really don’t need that. it has a very high-quality feel to it but it is small physically. It also has a lot of buttons and joysticks and all kinds of little wheels for all kinds of adjustments that really aren’t needed for racing and are going to be in the way. I’m going to have to return mine I guess. I hope they take it back and exchange it or something. Having to force a shut down every time it goes to sleep isn’t gonna cut it for me.
A-main helped me out. They are great. But I have to wait until stock is back to receive a replacement. One thing I like is the aluminum hand wheel. I don’t like flash and bling so naturally the red and chrome fake disc brake inside the wheel was a turn off I thought I’d had to live with. Turns out it’s easily removable so my steer wheel looks blacked out basic.
One click down on channel speed makes way too much of a change. 0.1s. Should be a smaller impact per click, maybe .05. Tried to help a racer that uses one of these and it was either servo too fast for him or way too slow. He had to settle for too fast.
299? daaaang..... I'll hold on to my Radiomaster MT12 with 4in1 and ELRS for only 120 after discounts, i could also get 10 more receivers and not break 250 dollars
@@michaelkrammRC it took me only a week to figure out the transmitter and setup my 4ws crawler. for me the learning curve is worth learning given that the MT12's receivers especially the ELRS version are less than 15 dollars a piece.
I have the old crystal transmitter and receivers, I use them in my old rc cars because I’m too cheap to buy more transmitters and receivers Edit: they are futaba ones
Its very interesting that flysky is the go to radio for surface vehicles, flysky tried to enter the fpv and aircraft market and they failed miserably. I still think they are trash, but when something just rolls to a stop versus falling out of the sky....i guess flysky is good enough. I'm glad they found their place in the hobby.
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THIS is why I still rock FlySky since 2016.
The noble radio is definitely one of those top-notch high performance RC transmitters that has so much functionality that someone like me would almost be afraid to have it in their hands with the fears of dropping it 😜👍💯
Yeah guy 👍. Same here
Get a lanyard. lol
I just got one and now that it's time to install the receiver I'm like...hmmmm I dunno...lol
Been running my older NB4 for a few years now and it's an absolute banger. Glad to see you reviewing and giving more publicity to its successor.
Bought one last year. Absolutely the best bang for the buck.
Flysky is a good brand. I've had my 6 channel for almost 10 years and it is still kicking. Also has insane range we checked it in an open corn field and got nearly a mile range.
i still have my it4s touchscreen from along long time ago lol
I started with the NB4, bought a second one as I was over 20 cars. Then I switched to one NB4+ because I want to test it and as result: I love it. The screen is so much better then the original. As the PRO+ hit the market I switched again because of my crawlers, 8 channel is to less. Now I'm 100% satisfied for half of the Futaba price.
As a hint, use NB4 trasmitter only with Flysky enhanced receivers. They cost only a few bucks more but you get the ibus-2 protocol and a free voltage monitoring cable for the lipo.
My prefered receiver is the INr4-GYB with integraded gyro. If you don't need a gyro use FGr4B. More channels? use FGr8B or FGr12B. If you like built-in antennas then the new FRD4D.
The radiomaster MT12 should be a good trasmitter with very cheap receiver but you need a course of studies, not my way.
I absolutely love my Flysky NB4+
I have had it since it was released.
I've been rocking mine for almost 3years. This new version is a nice upgrade.
3:30 the 18650 gets used first before the battery bank. And you can press the button on the battery bank to charge the 18650.
Love this radio. Easy to set up. Easy to use. Great radio. Great price.
I absolutely love mine. Been club racing my teknos with it all summer. I've dropped it twice on concrete by accident and it didn't break. Just scuffed it a little. Ended up buying a protective aluminum shell. You guys should offer those! They also look sick on the radio.
Wow, way to go, man. Looking fit, bro. Keep up the hard work. Congratulations
This blows my old spectrum dx5c out of the water. Such a quality feel for being as cheap as it is. I wouldn't want it any other way
€300 isn't that cheap bare with no receiver, several other radios get the same functions and more channels for under 100. 75 bucks for DDF-350 with a 10channel receiver.
@@noth606For what it does yes it's not that bad of a price.
@@theoldculture216 my point is you can get something that does the same for way less, you're paying a premium for materials and bells and whistles. I'm thought about picking one up, but I'm probably go for something that does more and is cheaper, but less pretty. There are other radios that do 2way comms and have features this doesn't have while costing less.
But I agree, it's not a bad price. But cheap is not what it is.
Love my Flysky NB4+!! So many functions, feels go in the hand, low price with high price quality. The FS-GT5 is also good for an even more budget value.
Super awesome you use the metric system instead of that old imperial crap most outside the US can't relate to.
Especially considering you are a US based company.
Keep it up.
I bought one of their $90 touchscreen transmitter called FS-G7P that I use for my drift car and for its price it’s freakin amazing! FlySky is really stepping up their game with great transmitter. I might just get this Noble NB4 for the next drift car I may built soon.
can the g7p not do multiple models?
@@dc9808 it can actually! It’s a 7 Channel transmitter
I have an nb4 and I absolutely love it!Super premium feel compared to my friends dx6 and radio master ones. The response time is amazing! No lag like other transmitters. Hard to explain but, it makes slow servos super twitchy (fast) Plus, I only paid $175 for mine with 2 receivers cables and all brand new (aliexpress) my friends were sure hating! They sold their transmitters and ended up getting the NB4 as well.
Definitely might upgrade but, at max I use 4 channels. Totally beats the new Spektrum in quality and price!
Definitely look into them, you won’t regret it guys!!
Cool remote, Love my GT5... however I bought into the radiomaster mt12 hype and so far love it. And it is half the price.
I wish more car/ race channels talked about the mt12 it seems amazing
Have a spektrum DX6r. That is junk and crashes OVER AND OVER send it in 3 times and they will not honer replacing or fixing for good . I GOT THE NB4pro+ and never looking back. THANKS FOR THE GREAT PRODUCT
Might have to try one
I need a new system for my 1/10 and also just got into mini z and was looking at these the other day. Thought I was sold then, but I am for sure sold on it now.
I have the NB4 and you can tighten the adjustable part of the wheel, if it comes loose. You just have to take it apart slightly
The Sanwa M17 does include a 1S LiPo battery, it is pre-installed.
I’d buy that one
i find it funny that my years old at this point is that my it4s and this and very close as far as the menu layout and the on screen keyboard lol i love my it4s but the throttle dont center anymore sadly but its been a great tx
What about the radio master mt12 60 model memory. Elrs for super long range or the 4in1 version so you can bind to almost any receiver. I’ve had mine since it came out and I love it. Best transmitter ever especially because it’s only $150 also up to 32 channels
Elrs isn't only for super long range, also super low latency and high frequency
@@woutchauvaux6672 👍
I ran the FlySky IT4, which was this transmitter’s touchscreen predecessor. The IT4 was a great transmitter, but the receivers were hit and miss with some being super glitchy.
I imagine FlySky has completely fixed this RX issue or else Maifield and Ronnefalk would’ve stayed far away.
Also, the programmable nitro engine throttle bump was one of the most useful features when I ran this TX. I’d increase the throttle 10-15% by simply pressing the assigned button while starting and idling/warming up. Super useful feature!
I'd LOVE to see a video talking about how we might use this radio when we have a stable full of Spektrum equipped cars. I got a DX-5 pro I can't stand, and would love to get rid of it in favor of this radio, BUT...Does the telemetry work and would it be properly displayed on this awesome looking radio? I have many questions!
Are you guys going to do a EB482.2 review?
Thanks for this video... been out of the game a while now, and looking to update my tx... Can't help but feel you shoulda familiarised yourself a little more before doing the video tho lol
SPEKTRUM's new $700 Transmitter is crying right now LOLOLOLOL
spektrums came out after the noble was released, like way after, spectrum just wanted a transmitter to compete with the noble and 10px from futaba, which is miles better than the spectrum
I have an older Flysky transmitter iT4S and it just works great. Is this newer transmitter compatible with older Flysky receivers I already have?
No they're different protocol
@FlyskyRCModel thanks for the response
This is a winner! Covers it all in my opinion. I have always liked the Flysky stuff. It looks like it would be a good powerbank for charging your phone too! Looks very user friendly. I hate my 4pm it is more complicated than it should be. I like the attention to detail on this where it even has a brake rotor and caliper
I have the original Noble PRO. Best radio I have ever owned.
I been jonesing for this tx since I saw the first NB4 it's awesome 👍
Can you check out the Radiomaster MT12?
I've messed around with it. It's a very feature packed transmitter for the cost and I believe it works with many different brands of receivers. The screen resolution and gui are older looking but other than that, it's a great transmitter.
-Brett
@@AMain_Hobbies Cool! Looking forwatd to you're guy's review!
How can you not talk about RadioMaster, which blow them all away tbh.
What receiver for e buggy and nitro do you recommend?
The pro is able to handle using a Logitech g29 as the input device. Can the nb4+ do that also?
I really hate wobbly steering Wheels does this have a bearing in the steering wheel
I'm on my third on (Long Story)(I have the NB4 Pro setup), and if I ever have to get another high end transmitter I'd get another. I absolutely love mine.
Little bit of trivia, but if you connect the USB output to your gaming laptop, the controller becomes an active gaming controller. Playing Need for Speed with my RC transmitter was a crazy experience.
Can you guys showcase the new proboat super sonic wake?
Radiolink RC8X has all the same features, cheaper RX and a 200 model memory. I like the Noble but it didn't have the value I was looking for.
Futaba and Airtronics/Sanwa for me only. Maybe if I still raced competitively I’d try it. Plus I get months of battery life on my Futaba with weekly use.
Next time you see one pick it up and play with it, you’ll think those other brands are cheap nasty kids toys, and the price! Literally half the cost of the other brands, pretty much a no brainer now.
Does it support gyro functionality?
Yes you can use it work with Flysky built-in gyro receiver and adjust parameter for the gyro on your transmitter.
Is there a way to limit max charge for both batteries? For most people I suspect 10 hours just isn't nessasry.
If I could limit it to a min charge off 30% and Max of 80% that would be amazing.
Not sure if you have a way to provide feedback, but that would be mine.
Amain Hohobbies, You haven't even checked out the Radiomaster MT12. can you PLEASE do a review on it? you're the only rc channel to not have a review of that transmitter.
0:42 i mean you would only have to move it once if at all.
…Radiomaster MT12 with its incredible open source protocol Expess LRS (ELRS) AND Crossfire (CRSF) with unbeaten speed and range (yes, its true!) with open source operating system programming EdgeTX or OpenTX and a worldwide huge friendly community and future proof technology in eternal development and have a module system for total covering of every protocol there is and at fraction of the cost of the old dated brands…
operation is difficult, not everyone has the desire to study for it 🙂
@@michaelkrammRCright, because the insanity that is the touch interface on this radio is so much better…
If you don’t understand how to use opentx’s interface, it’s because you haven’t tried. It’s easier than 90% of 20 yr old interfaces other surface brands still peddle for $400+
Ryan Maifeild likes to throw transmitters across the track when he loses..... I can't wait to see it, lol.
My gf dropped hers on concrete and it is perfectly fine. Now chucking it across a track idk.
Can u move n select using buttons vs screen?
To navigate the menus, I think you'll need to use the touchscreen. It may be possible to use the buttons, but i'm not familiar with that function.
-Brett
Would this transmitter be a suitable replacement for SLT3 transmitter that came with my Arrma Typhon 6S TLR? I'm not impressed whatesoever with the SLT3.
I have this transmitter and it.. is.. amazing..
This info is great. But without latency test its really not any help in deciding on a race radio.
Can you sync Futaba receivers with this transmitter?
No
How is this better than the mt12?
Imo better build quality and feel over the other guys.
Anybody know if the NB4 is compatible with my FS-BS6 receivers that I currently run with the GT5?
99% sure they switched protocol and it's not backwards compatible with other receivers in their lineup
Hobz would be right it’s now AFHDS3, so no binding it to anything else.
@@Billo-07 thanks guys you just saved me $300
It's not compatible. Since they're totally different protocol.
I picked up the Pro plus model and there’s so much you can do with the transmitter that I hope there will be some people starting to make videos about how to use everything it has to offer. Even though I’m still trying to figure out how to use it I’m really liking it.
this have 2 VR dials for 2 diff channels or 1 VR or 1 channel just left or right side?
VR dial? I'm not sure which dials you're referring to. The handle has two dials that are spin continuously, each programmable to their own channels, and then there is a third dial that has limited spinning, also capable of being programmed to it's own channel. Every dial or switch can be programmed to its own channel.
-Brett
@AMain_Hobbies the 2 at the top of the handle, that don't spin all the way around, one on each side, looking for a radio that will allow me to set one for pan and set the other for tilt independently... I've got a 6 ch radio link TX it only has one vr dial I've set to pan but can only set my tilt ch like a switch... either up, down, or middle on the servo. If I try to set it both to the vr they both both move together...
Have it and love it. It shows how ridiculously overpriced other brands are. Lookin at you futaba, sanwa, spektrum.
Somebody got the Ozempic
I heard the trigger keeps breaking on this radio
I cant deal with the thick grip the m17 has the perfect ergonomics for me and also weight distribution is wack. With the power bank its bottom heavy without top. And the old one had a unusable display in sunlight the new one should be better and i heard they fixed the center deadband problem...
Doesn't make any creak sounds when you mess with it. I had to laugh about that one. Reminds me or my Airtronics M11. Creaked like the dashboard of a 20-year old Toyota.
My dude, yours must be really worn in or got unlucky cuz out the box mine was creak free. Also have u handled a futaba or Sanwa before. That’s what you would call creaky. The feel like Walmart toys in comparison.
And it doesn't have signal issues like the RC8X from radiolink
😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
What is latency ???
In 2-channel mode , it is very fast. I do not know the exact latency, but world champion racers use the transmitter, and if it was not fast enough, they would not use it.
-Brett
Latency is the delay from input at the transmitter to output at the receiver.
In the super-fast mode, I hear it’s 3 ms (0.003 seconds) on this one.
What receiver has an integrated gyro?
INr4-GYB
@@christiannasca3520 Thank You!!
how many cars can you connect this to?
25 models
25 models
Why dont they make this in a 2 channel version, take out the stuff not needed and sell it for around $200? This is nice, but way overkill for a simple rc car.
FYI, I broke down and bought this from AMain......couldn't be happier. It's still overkill and I would have been happy with a $200 version of this, but it's a solid performer and feels very good in the hand.
You can store 25 cars. Five more than the previous version.
I just received mine from A-Main after wanting one for over a year. $300 plus tax etc. Mine shuts off after a short period of non-use and it goes into lockup or brick mode…and will not completely go dark or turn back on. The only way out of that mode is to keep removing the grip and press the right (there is a left too) force reset button. The quick start guide is nearly useless. And the 80 page manual you have to download online is poorly translated into English making it hard to follow at times. The manual also does not cover some basic things like charging. It’s not explained at all it just says you need to charge it. also I don’t really see the point of the base battery. If it is not turned on it doesn’t help charge to handle battery. If the upper unit is on the base should always be on also but those are two separate buttons. You can charge your iPhone off the base battery too if you want but I really don’t need that. it has a very high-quality feel to it but it is small physically. It also has a lot of buttons and joysticks and all kinds of little wheels for all kinds of adjustments that really aren’t needed for racing and are going to be in the way. I’m going to have to return mine I guess. I hope they take it back and exchange it or something. Having to force a shut down every time it goes to sleep isn’t gonna cut it for me.
A-main helped me out. They are great. But I have to wait until stock is back to receive a replacement. One thing I like is the aluminum hand wheel. I don’t like flash and bling so naturally the red and chrome fake disc brake inside the wheel was a turn off I thought I’d had to live with. Turns out it’s easily removable so my steer wheel looks blacked out basic.
One click down on channel speed makes way too much of a change. 0.1s. Should be a smaller impact per click, maybe .05. Tried to help a racer that uses one of these and it was either servo too fast for him or way too slow. He had to settle for too fast.
Nice, but 500 is too much for me. Im comfortable with around $200
It's 299$
How many fly sky before they interfere with each other lol. That's what I don't want.
299? daaaang..... I'll hold on to my Radiomaster MT12 with 4in1 and ELRS for only 120 after discounts, i could also get 10 more receivers and not break 250 dollars
the MT12 is a good transmitter but not user friendy. you have to go to the university for many month to understand all functions.
@@michaelkrammRC it took me only a week to figure out the transmitter and setup my 4ws crawler.
for me the learning curve is worth learning given that the MT12's receivers especially the ELRS version are less than 15 dollars a piece.
18-6-50? Hmm
Why don’t they just make a Xbox/ps style transmitter?
You can check the Flysky EL18 radio
Only 25 model memory? I have more than that, it’s why I use a DX5 Pro
Only 25? You can only drive one rc car at a time! 😂
Cheap and Perfect in one sentence is a very suspicious combination
...because this transmitter ain't exactly "cheap" lol
$300? ouch
But it is a 12 channel... 🙂
first
I’ll stick with Futaba. Best ever.
I have the old crystal transmitter and receivers, I use them in my old rc cars because I’m too cheap to buy more transmitters and receivers
Edit: they are futaba ones
It's a piece of junk. The wheel brakes off very easily and is poorly made.
Wake n bake much?
So everything you touch is plastic and everything you don’t is metal 😆
You would prefer a 1kg transmitter?🥴
The others are all plastic
Just like how a gun is made of metal but the stock is made of wood or plastic? Must be one crappy gun right?
Lamborghini in radio control
A transmitter doesn't need a touch screen. This is why I got out of this hobby a couple of years ago. The hobby is overpriced, too large and stupid.
Buy one without a screen then……. plenty to choose from, in comparison to other controllers it’s a very good price for what you get
Would like to see Amain selling more Flysky products. But since there isn't much to choose from I'll stay with ordering from Amazon
Its very interesting that flysky is the go to radio for surface vehicles, flysky tried to enter the fpv and aircraft market and they failed miserably. I still think they are trash, but when something just rolls to a stop versus falling out of the sky....i guess flysky is good enough. I'm glad they found their place in the hobby.