Traxxas Stability Management Receiver, TQI 2.4GHz

Product was a perfect fit worked as expected could not ask for more

I ordered this receiver for my Slash vxl2 but didn’t realize It was the wrong one. So I’m going to order the transmitter to match this receiver. I don’t know why Amazon keeps saying this goes against their community standards . The product works great and it was my mistake. The price is good and Traxxas is a good company.

Always been my go-to receiver for all of my RC card builds having various Traxxas tqi receivers and being able to bind up to 35 vehicles. It's a no-brainer

Typical traxxas, works as expected but in my opinion these should be $20, $25 max.I understand this is an RTR brand and focused towards that but This is dated technology paired to an extremely dated radio. Traxxas doesn't need $40 for these to likely go into a kit made by traxxas and probably replacing another traxxas receiver.Its works fine, range is great, durability is standard to every other brand.If they were cheaper I'd buy more for kit cars but at this price its hard to justify buying them vs a brand like flysky which is vastly superior in every way.If your looking at this receiver for a new car, maybe think about switching to a company that makes transmitters and Ditch the rtr radio.Look into flysky, something like the G7P or if you want a huge step up look at the flysky noble nb4.

Put this into my Stampede 4x4 VXL which didn't come with TSM. However what's weird is that I've noticed when the Sensitivity of the TSM is at 100% - the truck won't go straight and seems to want to "waddle" steering wise. I'll have to look into it a bit more to see what it is but the receiver works as it should here, just need to get to the bottom of why it does that.

Received item but it didn’t work. Returned and received working receiver, good experience, no complaints. Item received was as it was described

I received traxxas tsm receiver. Tsm goes off and on. The hobby shop say it's a bad one. Like Wow send it back.

Still have yet to run out of range on this receiver.