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

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You turning up at a meet with a fancy all singing all dancing 500 quid Sanwa setup will do 1 of 2 things, Help you to drive like Masami Hirosaka and look like the god of the track, Or just help you look like you know what your doing, If that works for you, All great, But someone turning up with a Flysky may not look as cool as you, But in the hands of said Masami Hirosaka, You don't stand a chance, I mean, He did OK with an old AM setup. The GT3C is ready to go out the box with potentially some faff required down the line if the I’m unlucky with the power button.

Then, connect and turn on your power supply to the reciever (either turn on the esc or plug in your 6v battery pack). The Optima's steering doesn't require much throw either way, and I find that my servo is pushing/pulling about a quarter-inch farther than it needs to. If that doesn't work, I would then try turning the vehicle off and then hold the bind key and then turning the vehicle one.

Bad Volt Regulator combined with 8 AA Batteries are Not user friendly, out off the box i could drive 2 runs with fully charged Nimh AA (a bit lower Volt than standard Alkaline AA batteries).

First, take the plug with the loop of wire on it that came with your reciever and plug that into channel 3 on your reciever. just bc we are young and dont remember the goodole days dosent mean we dont appericate the great vehicals that came from years past i am only 19 and i love my 10t but. I find the servo wires seem to impede progress and using the wire loop thingy both in and out helps. radio manufacturers seem to have their own way of transmitting the signal from the transmitter to the receiver, so the simple answer is NO, you cannot use different brands of transmitters and receivers, eg a Spektrum DSM2 transmitter with a Futaba FAAST receiver.whilst your kicking into this, as a example, you spend 30k on a new car, do you use bargain basement engine oil or fully synthetic with all the bells and whistles? Yes sir, there is a voltage alarm, and I think I can adjust it with the hack kit, but I've honestly never run it that low.