Tiny TX?

[mass-hole]

Are there any tiny TX’s out there. My son is two and was all about my TRX4 this weekend camping, but he is two small to hold the GT3C and pull the trigger with one hand while steering with the other. He ends up holding it with one hand while pulling the trigger with the other, so he cannot steer.

[Zukiiholic]

maybe if you can find one of this little ones.

https://www.horizonhobby.com/storefr...ystem-tacj0200

[Daycrawler]

Maybe you can find a compatible stick controller. He would have to learn how to use the sticks, however it may be easier for him to hold.

[Inspector86]

Maybe some one could design a 3d printed trigger extension or something. Or maybe a lever on the steering wheel.

[magic_yeti]

This one looks tiny
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/electronics/608135-7ch-car-transmitter-display-crawler-mode-50-bucks-hobby-porter-hp007-post5951822.html maybe give IT a try

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[Hacks]

I'm a stick user myself and it may be easier as they all attach to a lanyard so holding it may be easier (plus i like stick tx's as they normally have more channels).

Not the cheapest option but you could look at the FrSky X-lite (I'm a Frsky user, plenty of rx options out there).

For a cheaper option you could look at the Turnigy Evolution? I don't know how they compare in size but they are more of a games console controller design. you could even look at smaller sticks that are better suited to thumbing.

Also as a RC car noob I've found them easy to bind and setup so you shouldn't worry there.