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usbroway Flysky FS-GT3B Transmitter & FS-GR3E Receiver 2.4GHz 3 Channel RC Car Remote Controller
A 2.4 GHz three-channel radio system with 160-hop frequency agility and model-memory settings for cars, trucks, crawlers and boats
- TypeCars
- Reliable control across 2.40–2.4835 GHz band with 160 hopping frequencies
- Resists signal jamming using 16 frequency points per system and unique transmitter ID
- Low power draw and high receiver sensitivity extend run time
- Adjust steering, throttle, dual rate and ABS from the transmitter
- Trainer port supports virtual-reality practice sessions
Ready-to-run RC system
The Flysky FS-GT3B transmitter and FS-GR3E receiver form a complete 2.4 GHz three-channel control set for radio-controlled cars, trucks, crawlers and boats. It arrives new and ready to bind, so hobbyists can start driving without sourcing separate modules. The package suits beginners and club racers who want a single box solution for surface models.
160-channel frequency hopping
The radio operates between 2.40 GHz and 2.4835 GHz split into 160 frequency points, with each system using 16 points and full 160-point hopping to reject interference. A unique transmitter ID is verified by the receiver after pairing, adding a second layer of anti-jamming security. This scheme keeps control solid even when many drivers run side by side.
Low-power receiver design
The hardware is engineered for very low power consumption and high receiver sensitivity, extending run time on standard battery packs. No cooling fans or active thermal management are present, so operation stays silent during use. Current draw remains modest under normal steering and throttle loads, leaving more capacity for the vehicle’s drive system.
Highlights
- Reliable control across 2.40–2.4835 GHz band with 160 hopping frequencies
- Resists signal jamming using 16 frequency points per system and unique transmitter ID
- Low power draw and high receiver sensitivity extend run time
- Adjust steering, throttle, dual rate and ABS from the transmitter
- Trainer port supports virtual-reality practice sessions
Specifications
| Type | Cars |
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Questions about this item
What does the 2.4 GHz frequency range mean when I am driving the car?
The system operates between 2.40 and 2.4835 GHz, split into 160 points, and each link hops across 16 of them to keep the signal clear of interference.
How does the 160-point frequency hopping work in practice?
Every transmitter-receiver pair uses 16 of the 160 available points and constantly changes channels, so other nearby RC systems cannot jam the connection.
What do I need on the vehicle side to mount the FS-GR3E receiver?
The receiver fits standard RC car, truck, crawler or boat installations that accept a 3-channel receiver with servo-style connectors.
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