Transmitters and Receivers

[Nejc]

I am just getting into a hobby. Could anyone suggest what kind of Transmitter and Receiver is the best for a beginner?

 

[Fluburtur]

The Flysky fs-i6 is pretty nice and cheap, it's like 40 for a radio and the receiver.
Also most of their receivers are also cheap and they work just well so I can recommend them, but if you have more bidget I guess you can get pricier stuff like a taranis.

 

[ranger351]

This is a topic that's been cover many times and could be argued for days! But I've had good luck with my first transmitter the Flysky fs-6i! I picked mine up for around $45 bucks and have bought extra receiver for around $12. I still use it regularly with out any problem. Hobby King has the same transmitter rebranded as a Turnigy model.

 

[ElectriSean]

If you're just starting out and unsure if you're really into the hobby, start cheap with a Flysky and have fun, just know that you will eventually outgrow it and want to upgrade. If you only want to buy once, get a Taranis, you will never outgrow it. There is a fairly steep learning curve, but also a huge online community of people posting tutorials and users willing to answer questions.

 

[crashbuildfly]

How longs the Taranis been around for? I've been seriously considering making the switch to one(from Spektrum)... but I'm affraid when i make the switch shortly there after something new will come around.. It seems to happen to me personally a lot. Any thoughts??