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usbroway Turbo Racing P32 91803G-C 2.4G 4CH RC Transmitter 15 Model Memory
A 2.4 GHz four-channel RC transmitter with LCD display, 15-model memory and removable handle for easy carrying
- TypeCars
- Low-battery alert protects your model
- 15-model memory stores every setup
- 4 GHz link resists interference
- Removable handle fits in a pocket
- LCD shows trim, EPA and fail-safe status
Compact 2.4 GHz RC transmitter
The usbroway Turbo Racing P32 is a four-channel radio transmitter built for RC car and boat enthusiasts who want a lightweight controller with an LCD display. It stores up to 15 model profiles so you can switch between vehicles without re-binding. The mini design and removable handle make it easy to carry to the track or pond.
Upgrade from basic two-channel units
Moving from a simple two-channel pistol grip to this four-channel unit adds dual-rate adjustment, exponential, endpoint adjustment and trim settings for both throttle and steering. The jump is worth it when you need finer control over steering response or want fail-safe protection that returns servos to a preset position if the signal is lost.
Check channel count and bind compatibility
Verify that your vehicle’s receiver supports four channels and uses a compatible 2.4 GHz protocol before ordering. Ensure you have space for the removable handle in your gear bag and that the transmitter’s power requirements match the batteries you plan to use.
Highlights
- Low-battery alert protects your model
- 15-model memory stores every setup
- 4 GHz link resists interference
- Removable handle fits in a pocket
- LCD shows trim, EPA and fail-safe status
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many model profiles can the 91803G-C transmitter store?
The transmitter stores up to 15 model profiles so you can switch between different RC cars or boats without re-binding each time.
What fails if the handle is not re-attached securely before use?
The removable handle must click firmly into the housing; if it is loose the steering and throttle inputs can become erratic or the unit may power off mid-run.
Which part should be checked first when the low-battery warning appears on the LCD?
Replace the transmitter’s own batteries immediately; the warning refers to the handset supply, not the receiver or vehicle pack.
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