FlySky FS-GT3C 2.4Ghz Transmitter w/Receiver

Specifications:
1. Model: FS-GT3C
2. Channels: 3 Channels
3. RF Range: 2.4GHz
4. Bandwidth: 500Hz
5. Band: 160
6. Power: Less Than 20dB
7. 2.4G System: AFHDS
8. Code Type: GFSK
9. Senditivity: 1024
10. Low Voltage Warning: Yes
11. Charger Port: Yes
12. DSC Port: Yes (3.5mm, Output: PPM)
13. ST Range: 90
14. TH Range: 45 (F:30 B:15)
15. Battery: Rechargeable 3.7V 800mAh Lithium Battery
16. Model Type: Car / Boat
17. Material: Plastic
18. Color: Silver & Black
19. Dimensions: 155 x 110 x 180 mm 
20. Weight: 362g

Can store up to 10 models

Package Includes:
1 x Transmitter
1 x Receiver
1 x USB Cable
1 x Li-Po Battery
1 x CD

A bit of a personal blurb on how I feel about my FlySky radio equipment.

About 4 years ago I started having signal issues with my JR 9x2. I had a near miss with an FPV flying wing, lost 2 planes, 1 drone and finally a helicopter to signal loss before I was willing to admit there was something up with my trusty 9x2. Not the radio's fault, but rather the Spektrum module as switching back to the 35mhz module proved bullet proof. As many hobbyists would agree, this was one of JRs most successful, bullet proof radios of all time making it extremely popular with the RC community.  

I could have simply replaced the radio module, but decided I wanted an upgrade with telemetry and a nice colour touch screen, but the JR/Spektrum, Hitec and Futaba Radio's were simply out of my price league and I was not a fan of the direction JR had taken with their new design, look and feel, so I took the chance and replaced my trusty JR 9x2 with the FlySky i-10 radio at a 1/3 of the cost of the other big brand radios with similar specs. The other advantage was being able to swap receivers in my models affordably as the 6ch and 10ch receivers cost a 1/4 of the big brand receivers and of course I had approx. 30 models that needed kitting out over time... of which I have probably at this point swapped over 90% of all my models.  

So now I personally make use of FlySky radio equipment in my own 90 size Heli's, 20cc planes, drones and everything else in between and have yet to experience a brownout, physical failure or loss of signal in the last 3-4 years I have used it and enjoy the signal feedback, battery voltage (Receiver or Flight pack), temp and RPM sensors. I stand by FlySky because of their reliability first, and bang for buck second.