Yes Transmitter

Handset? Do you mean transmitter?

Hi the Flysky I6X will be the one it has 10 channel about £50
Hope this helps Alan

I have used a 10ch flysky transmitter for 2 yrs now, on an AZIZ TUG, controling 2 motors independantly, 1 bow thruster, rudder servo, fog horn, plus diesel sound system, and various led lighting systems controled by a bank of micro servos operating micro lever switches using the servo arms to press the micro swich levers to switch the various lighting circuits on and off. Deck lighting, mast and nav lights, deckhouse and cabin lighting.etc plus radar arial. 10chanels was superb no problem, have since lost my pride n joy in a house fire, really gutted as had finally finished all detailing and only got to use it 2/3 times b4 I completely finished it. Sadly lost as it belonged originally to a deceased club member who only managed to 3/4s build it, and I put a plaque on cabin deckhouse as tribute to him.as he'd done the major part of build, which I wasnt going to take credit for. Dave had done All Basics a tribute to him sadly lost in fire. I WILL Try and get another AZIZ And build an identical Tribute Boat to Dave. Mike C.

I understand the flysky I6 can cope with 10 channels. I am familiar with the flysky radios and have found them to be generally reliable. I assume you are looking at just on/off switches apart from rudder and throttle, like lights etc. If you do want additional servo control raising and lowering booms etc then you may want to consider the I10 or equivalent in other brands. Does the boat have a receiver in it? If so check the branding which may provide some help.

Hope this is of some help.

If you do a Google search on 10 Channel RC Transmitter it will throw up a number of options including reasonably priced like Flysky and Radiolink.