T-Work’s launches a transmitter bag for the Sanwa M17, Futaba 7PX and FlySky NB4

Photo: T-Work's (source)

Taiwanese brand T-Work’s expands its accessory range with a transmitter bag designed for drivers juggling multiple radios at the track. Referenced TT-119-F, it measures a compact 24.5 x 14 x 25.5 cm while still offering a generous main compartment, large enough to hold the transmitter without having to remove the steering wheel before every storage — a detail that really makes a difference in the pits.

A T-Work’s bag built for high-end radios

This T-Work’s bag was designed to match the shape of several of the most widely used competition transmitters: the Sanwa M17, the Futaba 7PX and the FlySky Noble NB4. A rear pocket rounds out the layout for storing batteries, receivers or small accessories, without piling up extra bags on the pit table.

On the construction side, T-Work’s relies on water-repellent, wear-resistant fabric, reinforced stitching and sturdy zippers designed to withstand repeated trips between the car, the pit table and the transport bag. A cushioning foam liner protects the electronics from shocks and vibration, an essential point for radio gear that remains expensive and sensitive to knocks.

Another practical touch: the adjustable shoulder strap, which allows several carrying options, by hand, over the shoulder or cross-body. This makes it easy to slip the T-Work’s transmitter bag into a larger transport bag or carry it alone for a lighter trip to a club meeting or race event.