Pros: Easy-to-install, it took 10 minutes to install parallel to my in-car winch controls. Helps a lot, when you're alone. You can control it from anywhere. If you need more control at the hook - remote control will be very helpful. Cons: It is not waterproof, so you have to use a waterproof bag... Pros: Easy-to-install, it took 10 minutes to install parallel to my in-car winch controls. Helps a lot, when you're alone. You can control it from anywhere. If you need more control at the hook - remote control will be very helpful. Cons: It is not waterproof, so you have to use a waterproof bag for it. However you don't need to take it off the bag. Unfortunately the time of minimum click is quite big, about 2/3 of seconds, so you won't be able to precisely winch/unwinch. Even if you click the button for 1/10 sec, the winch will go up for about 2/3 to 3/4 seconds. No wiring instruction included. however the color scheme on the wires is pretty obvious. I didn't even googled it, just used colors. Read more

The reciever looks like sealed with glue, transmitter is not sealed but is robust and easy to control in gloves. There is On/OFF switch to control power to transmitter for preventing unmeand operation. Reciever takes really small amount of power on standby 1-2mA so can be powered steadily. The is... The reciever looks like sealed with glue, transmitter is not sealed but is robust and easy to control in gloves. There is On/OFF switch to control power to transmitter for preventing unmeand operation. Reciever takes really small amount of power on standby 1-2mA so can be powered steadily. The is no manual about the wiring. So I add this wiring from Forum users Otris and Wallc White = In/Out 12V + Yellow = Out/In 12V + Red = 12V + (positive) Little red = program cable for next transmitter when grounded Black = 12V - (negative) Blue = Antenna Minimum signal lenght when is button presed quickly 1-1,5sec or how long you keep button pressed. My freinds love it so I order next a few pcs. Read more