Brand Spotlight: Flysky Radio Transmitter and Receiver Buyer’s Guide

The heart and soul of the RC community are impacted by the manufacturers and inventors at FlySky through unmatched creativity and experience. From the early FM-PPM protocol through the first and second generations of digital frequency hopping systems and two-way communication, FlySky has always led the RC industry in new and interesting directions.

FlySky’s two specialised branches in China were founded in 2006, although Shenzhen FlySky Technology Co., Ltd. has been specialising in RC technology for 12 years. Their Shenzhen branch focuses on doing research & development for excellent, market-leading products. The creation of novel and cutting-edge technology depends on innovation. Something that the Shenzhen branch takes seriously, with a committed R&D team setting the standard for advancements in hardware, software, and ergonomics design

The Meaning of RC Transmitters and Receivers

The use of control signals broadcast by radio to remotely operate a device is known as radio control, or RC for short. Simple radio control systems, which use a small handheld radio transmitter to unlock or open doors, include garage door openers and keyless entry systems for vehicles.

Model automobiles can also be controlled by radio using a handheld radio transmitter. Organizations that do industrial, military, and scientific research all use radio-controlled vehicles. Control of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) for both military and commercial purposes is a rapidly expanding use, but these have more advanced control systems than conventional applications.

Electronic equipment termed a transmitter and a receiver are designed to send and receive vital data and information in the air. With the help of the included antenna, radio waves are produced by stimulating the alternating current, which then stimulates the radio frequency, producing radio waves and performing additional radiation. All electrical devices, including cell phones, television stations, ships, etc., must have a transmitter. Additionally, they are utilised for navigating.

An electronic gadget called a receiver picks up radio waves and signals that are transmitted by a transmitter. Electronic signals can be sent, received, and accepted using a specific frequency, which transforms them into usable forms. The receiver has a decoder attached, whose job is to decode the signal before sending it to the amplifier. An electronic device known as an amplifier is used to translate the signals sent by the receiver to a set of speakers. An amplifier boosts the signal’s strength and current. The speakers are also referred to as amplifiers.

FlySky FS-GT3C

Developed by FlySky for all fans of radio-controlled models, it is protected by a domestic patent. The technology, which was created specifically for all radio-controlled models, has extremely strong active and passive anti-jamming defences, extremely low power requirements, and great receiver sensitivity. After years of research, and extremely rigorous testing by enginees, the Flysky gt3c is now regarded as one of the greatest systems on the market.

This Flysky FS-GT3C is the FS-Upgraded GT3B’s Edition. The new Flysky gt3c looks cooler thanks to the orange, black, and grey colour options, and the set function is simpler and more practical to use. FlySky provides an additional detachable handle so that you can easily load and unload the hand wheel. A USB charging cable and a 1s 3.7v 800 mAh LiPo transmitter battery are included with the new model.

FlySky FS-GT5 6CH RC Transmitter with FS BS6 Receiver

Four Climbing Modes

With four climbing modes, you get revolutionary control optimisation for climbing vehicles, smoother handling, more freedom to distribute functions, and more enjoyment and fun. Even the front and back wheels can go in different directions. Plus, features that provide over 200m range (no ground disturbances) for an exceptional experience.

Built-in Failsafe Function

When the failsafe is engaged, you can set all channels to a predetermined value until the power is turned off or the signal is restored. safeguards the model, the user’s security, and other people. Ideal for novice enthusiasts.

Second Gen AFHDS 2A Protocol

FlySky promises enhanced experience using the Second Generation AFHDS 2A (automatic frequency hopping digital system) thanks to these features: Bidirectional communication, multi-channel hop frequency, Omni-directional gain antenna, special ID recognition system, low power consumption, and providing the best interference protection. Dependable receiver sensitivity is high.

Great Ergonomics Design

NTN segment screen, VA52.5 34mm LCD, white HD, and magnificent display with excellent ergonomics. You will appreciate this product because it quickly improves handling and durability while fitting most RC cars, boats, and trucks. A 6-channel gyro-stabilized system compatible with model automobiles, boars, and other models is demonstrated by the FS-GT5 and FS-BS6.

FlySky FS-i6 6CH Transmitter w/FS-iA6B Receiver

This radio system makes use of sensitive receiver chips and low-power electronic components. Even more, electricity is saved by the intermittent signal used in RF modulation.

Another feature to appreciate is the reliable 2.4GHz AFHDS 2A signal operating without interference. This radio system spans the entire frequency spectrum and has a high gain, high-quality multidirectional antenna. This radio system, when used in conjunction with a high sensitivity receiver, ensures jam-free long-distance radio communication.

This radio system, when used in conjunction with a high sensitivity receiver, ensures jam-free long-distance radio communication. Each transmitter has a unique ID, and when a transmitter and receiver are connected, the receiver may only accept data from the particular transmitter and saves the unique ID.

FlySky FS-i6 operates between 2.405 and 2.475GHz in frequency. Each radio system uses 16 separate channels, and there are 142 independent channels in this band. There are also 160 different types of hopping algorithms.