Flysky radios

[GA_Basher]

Anyone have any experience with these?

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/323312555084

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/382809538538

Price is right, I’ve bought a used buggy on eBay to setup for racing @ my local track and it needs a radio.

 

[Steve g]

I know the flysky gt3b is popular for crawler guys. They seem to be durable from what I've read, and the recievers are cheap to. The reason they use the gt3b is because it's easily modified to have several more channels on it, which probably isn't important for a racer.

 

[WoodiE]

I've never used Flysky @GA_Basher but know some people who do use them and really like them. I'm more of a Futaba guy myself.

 

[Sebastien6221]

I've thought about the flysky gt3b just because I have so many Rcs. Can pair them all to one tx

 

[zderekv]

My RedCat crawler has a GT3B and it works well. No flair or un-necessary bells and whistles - it just works. Though ... being used for crawling I can’t speak for its range as I’m usually in close proximity to my rig.

 

[Jeb]

I've thought about the flysky gt3b just because I have so many Rcs. Can pair them all to one tx

I have 4 hooked to it. A cool trick is that it will simultaneously drive all 4 at once. Put them in a line and have fun. Kinda like racing yourself ?

 

[Jeb]

My RedCat crawler has a GT3B and it works well. No flair or un-necessary bells and whistles - it just works. Though ... being used for crawling I can’t speak for its range as I’m usually in close proximity to my rig.

It has terrific range as in it go as far as you can see anyway. They are great for crawling and bashing. Not so great for racing. The response time has a lag that you will notice when racing. They are a great economical radio for the right applications.

 

[Pillowpants808]

I use a Flysky Noble NB4 for my Axial crawler and Clodbuster. Both are 4 wheel steer and the Noble has a crazy amount of features along with a bunch of model storage.