Sadly the world of rc is flooded with these new youbeaut el-cheapo radio sets, and as per usual with most garbage from china the instructions, specs etc are written in chinglish. What has me seriously thinking about that issue, is how often is it poor english, and how often is it obfuscation or downright "deniable" poor translation! They use termiology that means one thing to us rc'ers, but in the instructions mean something totally different, and useless to what is needed/wanted I have a buddy who bought the same "fly-sky 9" and in reality its got no real mixing, and is pretty much useless to any people that really do need 7-9 channels with 'real' mixing. The blurb on the box is so ambiguous in its wording I'll bet it was written with a lawyer on the ad team. The bottom line is still "you gets what you pays for!" Just another point too with these el-cheapo sets, check the range specs for both Tx and Rx, usually the Rx is rated to a far shorter range!!! eg my mates set the rx was stated to have a range of 500m MAX! ergo only suitable for park flyers.

Having looked at a number of these 'el-cheepo' sets and thier instructions, I will happily stick to JR