Head-to-head: Flysky/Turnigy/Redcat FS-GT5 vs. Radiolink RC6GS
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This is one of the most requested videos I've ever had on my channel, so it's time to do a head-to-head comparison between the Flysky FS-GT5 and Radiolink RC6GS? Which radio transmitter is better? Which should you buy? Let's find out!
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Great review!, I've used both and agree totally..I can't believe I've never crawled yet with my Radiolink...Thanks for suggestion...next project :)
Hey man, i'm new to this rc game, and seems like every question i ask google, you've got a very informative video answer for! Thank you! Keep up the good work and hello from Chicago!
Glad to hear it!
just got a rc6gs for my summit for the switches alone. probably would have gone with the flysky otherwise, but using dials would just annoy the crap outta me lol. helpful video going through all the tech and the prices of the receivers too, as I will also be running it in my slash 4x4.
Your conclusion really helpful for me to choose..thx
GT5 sold me because if you're into building rock crawlers, the jog wheel gives you instant access to 4-wheel steering straight out of the box. Just hook up the rear servo to channel 3 on the RX, then twirl the TX jog dial to access the CRAWLER menu and.... voila.... you immediately get access to 4 new steering modes. No fiddling, no faffing about with funny hacks or complicated stuff.
Don't think you can find this feature elsewhere at the same price point.
It's well built given the price, it doesn't creak, it isn't bulky and it simple to use. The NB4 Noble is far superior with its metal construction, but since I rock crawl just for shits and giggles I really can't justify coughing out out the extra dough for advanced features I won't use. I own both the Radiolink AT10-II and Flysky NV14 Nirvana radios, and the positive experience I gained from flying my drones with the Flysky led me to buy the GT5.
spectrum dc5s shits on both.. around same price, quality build more adjustibility and higher quality components inside..
@@mattgraves5450 That's all well and good if you have a handful of rcs id go with the rugged dc5 but with the receivers almost double the cost I think these are a more affordable option. Im looking to upgrade my gt3c and have 15 rcs so 30x15=450$ so adds up really quick. I think for someone like me who just bashes and speedruns the gt5 might be my best bet
@@mattgraves5450 Not.
Thank's for the Information and Awesome Comparison for these 2 different brand's...
Have 3 Radiolink Transmitter/Receiver's (2) 6 channel and (1) 4 channel and can honestly say that the customer service is excellent for the Radiolink RC6GS and RC4GS but I have noticed that when using them in Crawler's sometimes the Scale brake doesn't work right away on the RC6GS-V2 it's like the trigger has a major delay although I've checked all the throttle settings and found nothing to help with the neutral setting...so now I'm waiting on my Flysky FS5GS 6 Channel to come from Amazon (just under $65) to test it out... I'm like you with the 3 position switches on the Radiolink RC6GS and that's what sold me on them plus the updates available on the firmware ...
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I currently own the Radiolink RC4GS and haven’t had any problems with it. Pros for me are it’s ability to use a 7.4v 20C 1000mAh Lipo battery instead of the 4 AA batteries. Just remove and unplug the battery tray, plug in the Lipo battery (uses the same type 2-pin connector as the battery tray and Velcro the Lipo battery so it will be secure inside the compartment. It has an unbelievable signal range. I have yet to run my Landslide XTE to a distance where it lost the radio signal. Very responsive even at a great distance. Only con I have is the fold-down/up antenna. I’m afraid I’m going to break it off. Awesome comparison video! I realize everyone has their own opinions and when I watch videos like these, I look at the explanation of features and the designs. It’s up to the person purchasing what they like/dislike. Enjoyed your video. 😉👍
Yes, you are right, the Radiolink RC4GS and RC6GS have good performance
Ive got the flysky fs-gt5 and was going to get the radio link cus it was similar but radio link is cheaper, but did end up with the flysky cus I also have the gt3c and had no issues so thats why I went with the gt5
I just was looking for a receiver for the gt5 n seen bangood has them for $19.99 n also hobbyking has the turnigy gt5 which is the same radio n receiver is $15.50
STEVO D 313 the GT5 is a nice radio and the first Flysky I thought was built well.
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urggh ... I wanted to push the transmitters left back to the centre of the frame lol. Excellent review and V helpful video. Thanks. I had been thinking of getting one of these.
superchargerone ah sorry about that!
very appreciated review. subscribed
Do you have problem with steering angle on rc6gs ... I tried it on my buggy and it was steering wide even on 120% ... no problem with my mt4
And is there a chance to are a comparison review of this radios with the dx5c from Spektrum or same products from Futaba and Sanwa or Graupner?
So i just got this today. Super satisfied with it.
I have a GT3C and i can say the latency on the GT5 is waaay faster and better than GT3C.
Good honest review. A couple of things though is the Flysky has a 20 model memory, not 10, and also they now have a manual on their website. The Radiolink does have quite a few features for the price point though.
In the end I went for the Flysky because I cants stand the feel of cheap plastics, and it has all the features that I would ever use racing, bashing or crawling without being over complicated. It feels like a much more expensive radio in my hand and is very well balanced. Thanks for the review, you did a great job!
If you are using the radiolink with TRX4 how you have setup the buttons ? Specially the differential locks I am curious weather I can mix channels and use one of the 3 position triggers to work exactly as the stock TQI radio ?
If u were gonna use one on a drag raced rc car which would u use? I know u said radio link had more throttle settings. We cant use gyros in street eliminator but throttle controls for launch an not kicking donuts an flipping 12 times would be nice. Which would u suggest? Thanks for ur time !
I use the FS-GT5 as the RTR controller that came with my Axe, Buying a second setup for my Hobbywing EZRun 18A Sensorless Brushless ESC/Motor Combo (18.0T/5200kV) I am Modding my SXC 24 Deadbolt "Grim Hammer" with.
Can I bind flysky receiver with turnigy gt5 radio or viceversa?
Great review
Bought myself a DumboRC X6 and I'm totally in love with it. Yeah, the brand name sucks, but hell for 35 bucks you get: 5 channels, + extra gyro channel, receiver with gyro. It's amazing. Completely reliable too.
Many folks say the same. Good to know
Only prob with that one is can’t save multiple models.. If they made that same radio with the ability to have it connect to multiple models it would be the absolute perfect radio if there is one please let me know because I’m not aware of it
@@testpiloterb1828 Thats a big disadvantage.
There is a manual online for the GT5 I have it printed out. Plus I got a full manual in the box with mine
Would like to see a racers opinion on the new flysky Noble nb4
in terms of gyro performance and reliability , which one should i get ?
According to the manual, the radiolink has it loaded on the radio... I have not seen it myself, but the manual did point it out.
I've been eyeballing the Radiolink RC6GS. I recently got a Redcat Gen8 and the radio that comes with it is horrible, so looking to upgrade + I want more channels so I can control lights, winch, etc. The only thing holding me back from ordering is, I don't live near any hobby stores so can't get a hands-on so have to buy online. I right hand throttle / left hand steer and tip my radio 90 degrees to the left so it's horizontal rather than vertical, and from looking at photos and videos I'm not sure if the RC6GS is going to be comfortable and usable that way.
great video. Thnx.
Guys, the Rariolink has a killer feature for boats. That is the telemetry with integrated sensors on the receiver. Long range + integrated telemetry and sensors: boaters:wow
How much range did you get with the flysky?
I have the fs gt5 so I’m curious about what you say
your video reviews for each controller only link to the rc6gs review
Yeah, I bought the FS-GT-5 and it was delivered yesterday. If you could put the innards of the Radiolink into the GT-5, perhaps you would get a really great radio. What do you think Razor RC???
I've just been looking to unify my rc cars with the one radio system, I think you've convinced me on the radiolink. Is it worth spending the money on the 6ch version over the 4ch version?
merseyless I haven’t tried the RC4GS, but I would probably go with the 6 since it has all the latest features and for crawling it’s nice to have the extra switches.
I'll be modding my radiolink by moving the antenna off the top and on the front face, similar to the flysky antenna position.
How did you do that?
Which one better for baja?
Hey whats the range on the flysky
Does anyone know if I can bind a Flysky GT5 remote with a Flysky FS-R4P reciever that comes with the EMB-T?
I have a question about the gt5. Is the Redcat, tringy and flysky receiver compatible.. if I got a flysky can I use the tringy or redcat gyro receiver.
Edward Baldwin I think so
Great review man! The ending points are great about comparing the 2 to iPhone and Android. Also basher vs crawler!
Good night, what range does this radio reach?fs gt5
Can you tell me if your opinion has changed now in 2023 with the latest versions of both of these radio systems? I want to buy one or the other and I'm firmly on the fence. Its for my new Arrma Typhon 3S BLX, but will also be used going forward with other surface vehicles, likely built from kits. Any further insights now would be appreciated. Thanks for making honest and frank reviews without any marketing spin. It allows me to actually believe what you say!
Thanks for nice video.So you recommend for TRX-4 more Radiolink like Flysky?I wanna upgrade my radio.Thank you
yes, for the TRX-4 where you need a lot of channels, I think the Radiolink is better.
Thank you very much for quick reply and help...
Having my eye on a gt5 or the noble but friends who race say that the fly sky radios response is slow and they who tested it on the track was actually between half a second to a second and a half slower on their lap times compared to the futaba and Sanwa radios.. In your experience are they telling the truth?
I am looking for this style of transmitter, but with a 10 channel set up! Any recommendations?
I dont think there are any 10 channel pistol grip radios
Great vids,you do a great review,I listen carefully to you,thanks alot👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥and your not a s__thead
just orderd the gt5 for only 60€ for my wltoys k989 because i am upgrading it to a rocket bruschless system and whanted a system with a gyro in it. cant wait till everthing arrives. it is a 1/28 scale drifter that i set up with a fpv system to race against freinds. we call it mini fpv car racing. if you whant to see what my projekt will look like, i will upload a totorial and a race video. razor rc thanks fore the review, it helped me a lot to deside wich one is better for my projekt.
Hello! Im wondering which of the radios have better response times? Reacts faster?
Thank you!
I know, right? Most important question not answered.
@@iamptm yeah paging razor rc
If you have a look at both radios specs they are the same 👍have close look you'll be surprised
@@iamptm he said the flysky was more responsive on the track
The rc6gs was the only one I could find with a distance rating. 600m. Not sure about the other one. My plan is to go fpv so I want as far as I can.
so, i'm looking for one radio to rule them all...ok just a Slash 4x4 and TRX4. the slash has all of the telemetry, voltage, temp, speed. I have not seen with either of these radios the ability to integrate sensors. Ideally I'd like to get one of these to have all of telemetry sensors for the slash, and all of the rock crawling switches for the TRX4. Have you seen anything about the sensors for either of these radios?
There should be a new receiver from Radiolink that does telemetry, I have not tried it yet though so not sure what it does.
I was also trying to decide between the 2 and went with the Flysky. Its great, but Im not used to how soft the steering wheel is to turn. Its almost to easy if that makes sense. Im sure I could take it apart and tighten the spring a bit, but not sure I want to. Anyone that has the Radiolink, hows the steering feel? Is it soft, too easy to turn, or just the right amount of tension? Thanks
I replaced the stock Traxxas radio with a GT5 and I consider the soft throttle and steering a bonus. For crawling with my Defender I prefer the gentle touch; I feel like I have better control that way. A racer might feel totally different about that.
I have one, it works perfect with my tank
Great review! 👍 Rich from Driftomaniacs stated the Radiolink can do a range distance of 600 meters. 😳 Can the Flysky achieve a similar range?
no
@@ValFPV Thanks. I'll go with the Radiolink then, I'm trying to stay away from the range extenders. Are there any Futabas out there with similar range that won't dent your wallet?
@@varqtube idk about range but the race brands futaba/sanwa generally like to dent your wallet
Well if same goes for me..if one of the range is further i get the far one..radiolink is for me then..
How does this compare to the $100 plus radios you already did reviews on??
Love your channel man!!!!
Thanks!
Unfortunately, the DX5C and Futaba 3PV have risen in price and are $130-150 now. That said, if you can spend $130-$150, I feel like the DX5C is basically the best of these two radios combined. It has the advanced AVC from the Flysky, and most of the features from the Radiolink, with the ergonomics and control of the Flysky.
But it also costs 2x as much...
I was so torn between the 2... I am one of those who asked. lol. I ended up going with the Radiolink RC6GS as it dropped to about 70$ CAD so about 50USD. I may still get the FLYSKY though and use both. I am quite techy and am an Android guy so another reason I chose the Radiolink. I love to mess with things and customization is a plus. I also wanted a radio that I could use for my basher and I plan on getting a crawler so it was the best choice for me. Thanks for doing this sir
so , did you go to Radiolink now? :)
can you change the ui on the radiolink? so ugly to me hahah
I have no idea about to calibrate anything reverse left right up down I have no idea would you be able to run a Full speck on this transmitter for a Crawler.
Basically a full set up.
I’m sure there’s more than one like me would like to hear that because not everyone knows how to use a translator a gnu to the Hobby so please can you do that so you may get more subscriber to and perhaps me
Get both. I use my flysky for bashing and my radiolink for speed runs
Bro which controller can connect to any brand of radio RECEIVER?
samech de la torre none, they’re all different
These brand have their own receiver
The surface RC world needs a Jumper
No multiprotocol solutions available for car radios, unlike aircraft radios. Wonder why.
@@donmichaelcorbin4417 or a radio with module bay
Absolutely spot on analogy with the iphone - android comparison
Update: the gt5 is disappointing, only good thing about it is looks and ergonomics, everything else: radiolink; better usability and navigation through the system, more intuitive, wide range of compatible lipos, far more functions IF you need them, if not they dont get in the way, insane range, customizable buttons, trigger tension adjustments, all their receivers are rated for up to 10V and send telemetry back to the radio (lipo voltage, rx voltage and rssi signal strength) without any hassle for the user…
To put it simply (and Im a HUGE fan of flysky and own 4 of their radios) the Gt5 feels like it is from the 20th century compared to the Rc6gs v2…
How can you adjust the throttle tension in the rc6gs?
@@goingcrazy00 There is a screw inside :))
Do they have a fail safe built in?
Yes
yes of course, Radiolnk RC6GS built -in gyro in r6fg 6ch receiver,
I don't love iphones anymore, but I'll be buying the GT5.
WHAT ARE THE RESPONSE TIMES THOUGH?
@razorrc can you pls enlighten us.
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Hey Razor do you still use the gt5?
I still got it, but don't use it much. I have about 10-15 radios!
What about distance ??? Speed runs what's a good radio? Thanks
it's said 1900 feet, i just watch a range test video
Thank you very much!
after my dx3r died , i went for the gt5 , couldn't get used to it as far as getting my cars to drive , missing apexes getting on throttle out of turns etc , the rc6 v3 is for me and i suspect any legacy dx3r user ,the better choice . as ever this is a preference thing based on what you are used to .
Out of the radios you have, what one do you prefer?
I use a Sanwa MT-4S for racing, and a Spektrum DX5C for bashing. Those are my favorites.
@@RazorRC Any idea what receivers you use with the DX5C? I run that radio and periodically I'll lose range. Usually ends up being the receiver flaking out and I replace it. I've been buying OEM receivers like the SR210, but they aren't readily available anymore so the last one I bought was a SR215 or SR315. I only use 2 channels, so doesn't matter how many it has as long as there's 2. However, I've been noticing my throttle at idle isn't "idle". It's been making my RC's creep a bit and I'm not sure why...
flysky feel so good in quality compare to radiolink. but radiolink is more tunable. is there a radio with both value?
That's what I want to know, but in a 10 channel set up that looks like these controllers here in this video.
Not a tie on Battery. The Flysky can only do 6v. so if you use a 2s Lipo, you'll need to use a 6v BEC.
The radiolink will accept a 4s Lipo right out of the gate.
I chose to get the RadioLink RC6GS because it claimed a range of 600 meters and I am building a WLTOYS 124018 buggy with FPV so I thought this having telemetry (RSSI, battery voltage...) would be a great radio.
My disappointments:
1- Physical issues:
- Radio looks and feels cheap in the hand, plastic feels flimsy, its grip is thin and has no rubber or anything, my plain simple Spektrum DX2E is by far more ergonomical, better built and feels good in the hand.
- The DSC plug was off center which looked ugly and there was a large piece of dirt/crap was lodged under the screen glass and there were fingerprints under the glass. So, upon receipt of the radio I had to disassemble it, resolder the DSC connector on the board properly so its hole gets aligned with the hole in the radio body and disassembled the screen to wipe it properly and remove the dirt!
2- Functional issues:
- Most disappointing functionality lack for me is the absence of a steering dual rate knob/button. i.e. there is a steering dual rate function in the menu, but you set it and it remains fixed, there is no knob or button to adjust the steering dual rate on the go which is very important to me, during speed runs I lower the rate and when I want to do offroad, more steering is always helpful.
- There is no Timer function.
- The telemetry car battery voltage reading is off by 0.25 volts.
This is sad and unfortunate and now I am looking at getting rid of this radio especially after reading a lot of forums where everybody says the same things and apparently RadioLink don't care about their customers' feedback and won't be doing anything to resolve that. Also if you watch some youtube reviews on this radio, they are all good and positive, typical of paid commercials...
Well the release of the V2 appears to be related to the feedbacks
Hi, and sorry for disturbing. I do have few questions for you: I've got a Kyosho Blizzard RTR and a CC-01 Pajero kit. For those, I acquired the Flysky Gt-5 with a BS-6 receiver included. How can the gyro be deactivated on the BS-6.receiver? Is the bs-6 receiver waterproof/splashproof?
Also, in the case of the RadioLink, are the Kyosho FHSS receivers compatibile with the RC6GS radio?
I am asking this questions in the eventuality of compatibility between RadioLink and Kyosho which would make me taking into consideration the acquire of the RC6GS for the Blizzard, and keeping the GT5 for the CC-01 and other wheeled models.
Thank you!
Hi Radiolink RC6GS only compatible with the Radiolink's R6FG, R6F,R7FG receiver, i recommend
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The gt5 just looks so much nicer
Do you notice any interference with their frequency as one uses FHSS the other AFHDS 2A is one much better than the other?
Thanks.
no, I haven't noticed anything different
Razor RC thanks.
I love the new fly sky it's over 50% aluminum and has a touch screen witch is color and movable steering wheel for left and right handed use.
Rc newbie here. Do you still have to put in a crystal for these to work?
Rey Pascual nope, they’re super simple now and run on 2.4ghz. No interference anymore.
Great explanatory video, however the Radiolink is a brand with very good electronics and is much better than the Flysky.
I have the Radiolink in a 1/8 Sumit traxxas and it works excellent.
Oh and FLYSKY FS-GT5 is on the internal site but not on the US site. I had the same issue however I found the info on the International site. I meant to tell you on the last video but forgot. Check it out
Thanks, I never thought to check the Chinese version of the site. Good to know!
@@RazorRC I noticed you don't post on your FB page much. You should start linking your videos on it. I imagine you probably get a ton of questions on FB though...lol.
@@AndyRC yeah, you're right. been neglecting FB... will fix that!
The turnagy gt5 has a battery alarm not programmable though
Lol also waterproof I left mine sitting in the rain for a day,still working great💪👍👍
Gt5
Wow!
Exactly what I thought,2nd day I had it
I have the gt3b flysky barely used it, turned out to be junk. Bought the fs-gt5 love the features and adjustments was great for racing but, barely used it off and on over a 6 month period and it has already quit working. My advice by something else besides flysky!
Sounds like you let batteries sit in your controllers forever then wonder why they quit working.
@@johnbasterson7938 sounds like u dont know what ur talkn about.
Fs Gt3b all the way
Shame he didn’t test the range properly the fly sky was at its limit at 236 metres going on others that tested it which is very close to his test in yards.
The radio link is known for it range of 400 metres (440 yards)
The radio link looks like it was designed by a brick designer.
Both wer free.. must be nice!! I paid for my GT5
Gt5 don’t have long range. I have two for all my 8 cars. It can a only about 100m not 200m.
It's gonna be the GT5 for me.
1. I don't need all of that fancy stuff that the radiolink has.
2. The radiolink is so ugly...
3. You can also use other cheaper flysky recievers with the GT5.
stay away from the radiolink rc6gs
Why sir ?
Having my eye on a gt5 or the noble but friends who race say that the fly sky radios response is slow and they who tested it on the track was actually between half a second to a second and a half slower on their lap times compared to the futaba and Sanwa radios.. In your experience are they telling the truth?
Rhinus Breedt it’s worse for sure
the gt3c is really terrible. but gt5 and noble are fine (not as good as futaba and sanwa of course!)