Why you trashing other people and how do you know what they need or can feel? I have watch Ryan Harris YT videos and he is not good driver and he might be sponsored by Horizon. 11 years I have racing, bashing and crawling with HW stuff.
Guys like me? Do you know me Trump?

Where did I say it was a software issue?

I'm going to weigh-in on this "deadband problem" matter. On one hand, there are a lot of NB4 owners (myself included) who have not experienced any such problem. Does this mean there's no deadband problem? No. There are also a lot of people who have experienced this problem. I say this, not because a "lot" have reported such a problem within this, or any other forum, but because Flysky has stated they are aware of the problem...if Flysky has stated they are 'aware' of the problem, that's proof that a lot of people have contacted Flysky about such a problem. Does that mean every unit has this problem? Again, no.

What do we get from all of this. Yes, SOME units have the problem...but, at the same time, there's no way of knowing how many, or what percentage. There's also no way of (consumers) knowing how many units have been sold. There could be 500 problematic units, or 50,000...there could be 2,000 units manufactured, or 200,000. But...does r truly matter? Does it matter if 1% of the units are problematic, or 50%? Honestly, no.

First, if 50% of the units were problematic, I'm 99.9% certain we'd have read a LOT more reports. As such, I'd say it's probably (very?) safe to say a relatively low percentage of units are affected. Second, as Flysky already said, the 'problem' is so minimal, that most will never even notice. That means the actual deadband is an INCREDIBLY minimal area of the wheel. If top-level racers can compete using the NB4, and not have this 'problem' effect their driving abilities, then it's, essentially, a "non-issue".

What does this all mean? It means, can we just "let it go"...it is what it is, and for the minimal number of units that owners have realized theirs has this 'problem', it's not so bad as to be causing any serious problems in usability. Let's move on to things that truly matter, and get back to enjoying our NB4s. 🤙🏼

But then how are users of said radio supposed to argue with people who don't even own the radio on the internet? You're taking all the fun out dad, I'm going to my corner to play with my toy cars!

Is that supposed to be similar to the kids who say, "I don't like [fill in with food item of your choice]", even when they've never tried it? Lol

Yeah, pretty much lol

Glad we can show Gen Z a forum flame war. I thought the art form was dying.

Your momma's so slow her deadzone is as big as the end zone.

I have the rc8x preordered Ill give my thoughts when I get it. we could even set up something if you want to borrow it for a review.

I agree with you but for some just the feel of the radio makes a difference. I cannot use Spektrum. I had the DX6R used it for 3 days and sold it. Im a huge Futaba Fanboy have had them all over the last 30 years only one I dont have yet is the new 10PX which I may get after I do my Shootout between the 7px, m17, NB4, RC8x

I can drive the same with my $30 GT5 but I dont want to. I like the feel of the other radios and the ease of navigation with the touch screen. M17 would be a sole winner if it was a full touchscreen. the touchpad is annoying but the radio feels great. the 7PX is a bit heavy the 10PX is lighter so that may make it the winner in the end.

should everyone drop $500-$700 on the best TX absolutely not. but Im a firm beliver in buying the best you can afford you will spend less in the end.

and for the record the GT5 is the Best Transmitter that has come with RTR vehicle to date IMO but my issue is the different Protocols Flysky does between TX. if the GT5 and GP7 were all the same as the Noble it would make more sense. as you can get the Noble for yourself and then the cheaper model for kids or spares. but sucks to need different Rx. and the fact the GT5 and GP7 are differnet from each other as well is ridiculous. I have various Futaba receievers that all work with my 7PX, various RX that work with the M17, an many FLysky that only work with the NB4, and a couple seperate FLysky that only work with the GT5.

in the end its all personal preference.

Just curious, where did you order from?

Thanks for the offer, I'm supposed to get one of these, we will see.

I ordered it direct from Radiolink but it’s coming from aliexpress. Not sure if they are the same or just an affiliate. But the Radiolink website directs you to aliexpress. It’s says it’s shipped and eta is the 20th

Got my Flysky Noble, really good so far. Just made a mistake with setting up Steering Expo as I thought Positive was actually providing negative expo. I should have just looked at the graph closer, but I was in a hurry. I thought I had read it was backwards on this transmitter. Lesson learned. This guys video at 1:45 mark confused the crap out of me when he said the steering expo is different from everything else, made it sound like positive slows the servo down.

Hello guys,
anyone know where to buy the new flysky inr4-gyb gyro receivers??
I have been searching everywhere with no success.
I see that hobbymate has them but they don't ship to Cyprus.
Is there any other place that sells them?
Why is it so difficult to find them?

I received my transmitter 3 days ago. I have tested it only at the VRC Pro, but I did,t feel any kind of dead zone. I will tell more once I try it on the track.