Flysky Transmitter FS-G7P + Receiver R7P Set, 7 channels AFHDS 3

Flysky Transmitter FS-G7P + Receiver R7P Set, 7 channels AFHDS 3

FlySky FS-G7P+R7P transmitter + receiver set

Are you a fan of remote control models? Do you own a car, boat or robot? Gain more control with the FlySky FS-G7P+R7P kit. The transmitter and receiver feature 2-way communication so you can read data from your model in real time. The transmitter offers a user-friendly, intuitive interface and a Type-C data port. A powerful power supply allows up to 10 hours of operation.

Extensive functionality

A powerful chip provides many useful functions. The 2-way communication allows you to transmit data from the model. These include information on battery voltage, speed, temperature or voltage. What’s more, you’ll also get access to mixer programming – including steering mixer or 4WS.

User-friendly

The transmitter features a well-thought-out design for user convenience. It offers self-locking switches, rotary knobs, a five-way switch or reset buttons. What’s more, the user interface is designed in a clear way so that you can start using it without being forced to learn complicated settings. The interface is available in 2 languages – English and Chinese.

Efficient power supply

Spending long hours with your favorite remote control model? Don’t worry about the short operation of the transmitter! The FC-G7P draws power from 4 AA (1.5V) batteries or a 2S rechargeable battery. This allows you to achieve up to 10 hours of continuous operation, so you won’t have to take unintended breaks.

Type-C data port

The transmitter is equipped with a Type-C data port. It allows you to update software, connect an external power source, and provides support for games and simulators such as VRC, F1 2018/2019, SANS, Spinning Tire, and Eurocar.

More capabilities

Using the FlySky Assistant 3.0 app, you’ll get access to software updates, storage and copying of model data. The FS-G7P transmitter is also compatible with FS-R4P, FS-R4B, FS-R7P, HW-709, HW-711 and other receivers using the ANT protocol.