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It supports the cruise control function. Therefore, you can easily set the fixed speed and enjoy the play. When you face different complex terrains, Noble Pro can perfectly help you complete every precise driving operation.
The screen feels like it has been pulled from an early model mobile phone - 3.5 inches diagonally with 480 x 320 resolution TFT touch screen. It's bright enough in outdoor conditions (early summer here) and responds well to touch. It does the job it needs to well without being overspecced - for examples a 90Hz full HD+ screen would be wasted in this application. Noble Pro supports 7 channel modes, that is, 2ch (extreme speed), 4ch, 6ch, 8ch, 10ch, 12ch, and 18ch. In the standard configuration, the thumb can implement the infinite knob adjustment through two left and right steering wheels, to achieve high-level play (for example, climbing, a turnaround in a very small radius, and vertical upward/downward movement in slopes, etc.) in the breaking transmission in ratio without loosening the throttle and steering wheel.In comparing to other transmitters it is clearly a step up from the Flysky FS-GT5 I reviewed here and more on a level with premium race offerings like the 7PXR from Futaba and the M17 from Sanwa. I say this from a feature standpoint, latency and possibly build quality depending on how mine holds up. I know that my experience with the latest Flysky AFDHS3 protocol as used here that it is very good - provides telemetry and a very reliable control link so I'm not expecting any weakness here either. Noble Pro supports temperature, voltage and speed sensors (both magnetic and light induction). The transmitter can display information such as receiver supply voltage, RSSI and signal strength in real-time.
The FCC high power firmware with a more reliable new RF library makes Noble Pro's range increased by 50 m* compared to NB4 (standard firmware). Before we get into the functions, lets have a closer look at the hardware. In case you didn't watch the video I can say if it is silver, it is metal - except for the steering wheel which is plastic. At around 640g all up with the onboard battery plus the clip on lipo base battery it feels sturdy and premium. The most eye catching piece as far the hardware goes is the way the steering works. It's essentially on a rotating arm the goes around 180 degrees to suit either a left or right handed driver. You can stop anywhere in between as well to get the most comfortable position. This is the same as on the regular noble NB4 but this time the mechanism feels more sturdy.Three built-in high-performance processing chips allow Noble Pro to have an unprecedented performance boost. Assembly will take place with the delivery team at the same time as the delivery of your treadmill. The maximum ground remote control distance can reach 350 (Meanwhile, it supports the RF module relay
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