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On the subject of Fly Sky
We have two GT3C radios. They have worked very well so far... range is as far as we would want to run anyways (quite far)
The only issue I ever had was when we tried running next to an apartment building that had a cel tower on the side. Cars would run a couple minutes and once they were 30ft away the kill switch would activate.
Definitely mileage will vary... overall its a great hobby radio...
If I had more disposable income, probably choose the Futaba, keeping in mind I need 2, one for me and one for my son...
 
enzo3856 said:
On the subject of Fly Sky
We have two GT3C radios. They have worked very well so far... range is as far as we would want to run anyways (quite far)
The only issue I ever had was when we tried running next to an apartment building that had a cel tower on the side. Cars would run a couple minutes and once they were 30ft away the kill switch would activate.
Definitely mileage will vary... overall its a great hobby radio...
If I had more disposable income, probably choose the Futaba, keeping in mind I need 2, one for me and one for my son...
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I don't think any radio would work properly near a cel tower tbh
 
foundryratjim said:
I have the Spectrum 5 channel rugged. With what I know now I would go with Futaba.
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I agree, with my own personal past experience, I wouldn't trust an old dime store penny racer to a spektrum system. Sorry to the speky fans, but there are way too many examples that keep my choice to not ever trust spektrum in place. If a system comes out from spektrum that proves to be rock solid I MIGHT reconsider. But at this point that is doubtful. My go to choices are: Futaba, Graupner, Sanwa, Hitec, and even Fly Sky as a last resort.
 
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