Great product. The built quality and features makes this transmitter the best choice for the money. The shipping was again super fast, i took less than 20 working days from China to Brazil. The only thing this transmitter should improve is on its switch power on, it's too fragile and there is a dead zone when turning it on.

Great product. The built quality and features makes this transmitter the best choice for the money. The shipping was again super fast, i took less than 20 working days from China to Brazil. The only thing this transmitter should improve is on its switch power on, it's too fragile and there is a dead zone when turning it on.

Great product. The built quality and features makes this transmitter the best choice for the money. The shipping was again super fast, i took less than 20 working days from China to Brazil. The only thing this transmitter should improve is on its switch power on, it's too fragile and there is a dead zone when turning it on.

Great transmitter. 6 channels is probably more than I'll ever need to bash my rc. Packaging is very well done and really protects the GT5 from the evil Postman. Its better than the GT3C in almost every way. The grip of the GT5 feels sturdy and the plastic seems more solid/thicker. On the GT3C, I can make the two part of the handle make a cracking sound while holding it, but not on the GT5. There is also a strip of rubber on the front of the grip which make is feel more secured in hand. The screen and interface to make adjustments is more refined. I always struggled with the GT3C and often the value the screen showed was not the stored one. This is not the case on this GT5. I like the fact that I can use AA batteries. Lipo in transmitter always seem to puff since you cannot easily "storage charge" a transmitter... The only thing that is better on the GT3C is the foam on the steering wheel. I'll probably swap it if the diameters are the same. It's stiff on this transmitter and feels very cheap, while its the only thing that feels premium on the old remote!! Also, when I center the pots for channel 5 and 6, the value in the transmitter is slightly off, see picture. And the last thing to note is that the instruction manual gives zero information about what the different settings do. Since there are a lot of things you can adjust, It would have been appreciated...

Great transmitter. 6 channels is probably more than I'll ever need to bash my rc. Packaging is very well done and really protects the GT5 from the evil Postman. Its better than the GT3C in almost every way. The grip of the GT5 feels sturdy and the plastic seems more solid/thicker. On the GT3C, I can make the two part of the handle make a cracking sound while holding it, but not on the GT5. There is also a strip of rubber on the front of the grip which make is feel more secured in hand. The screen and interface to make adjustments is more refined. I always struggled with the GT3C and often the value the screen showed was not the stored one. This is not the case on this GT5. I like the fact that I can use AA batteries. Lipo in transmitter always seem to puff since you cannot easily "storage charge" a transmitter... The only thing that is better on the GT3C is the foam on the steering wheel. I'll probably swap it if the diameters are the same. It's stiff on this transmitter and feels very cheap, while its the only thing that feels premium on the old remote!! Also, when I center the pots for channel 5 and 6, the value in the transmitter is slightly off, see picture. And the last thing to note is that the instruction manual gives zero information about what the different settings do. Since there are a lot of things you can adjust, It would have been appreciated...

Great transmitter. 6 channels is probably more than I'll ever need to bash my rc. Packaging is very well done and really protects the GT5 from the evil Postman. Its better than the GT3C in almost every way. The grip of the GT5 feels sturdy and the plastic seems more solid/thicker. On the GT3C, I can make the two part of the handle make a cracking sound while holding it, but not on the GT5. There is also a strip of rubber on the front of the grip which make is feel more secured in hand. The screen and interface to make adjustments is more refined. I always struggled with the GT3C and often the value the screen showed was not the stored one. This is not the case on this GT5. I like the fact that I can use AA batteries. Lipo in transmitter always seem to puff since you cannot easily "storage charge" a transmitter... The only thing that is better on the GT3C is the foam on the steering wheel. I'll probably swap it if the diameters are the same. It's stiff on this transmitter and feels very cheap, while its the only thing that feels premium on the old remote!! Also, when I center the pots for channel 5 and 6, the value in the transmitter is slightly off, see picture. And the last thing to note is that the instruction manual gives zero information about what the different settings do. Since there are a lot of things you can adjust, It would have been appreciated...