As you can see the case inside has enough room to fit the T8FG in width and plenty of space in height. It also fits the 6EX although the 6EX aerial must be pointed on a slight angle thanks to Futabas super idea of longer aerial lengths. Below I have a small storage case which holds charging leads, adapters,small tools and even my GoPro.

Above the transmitter is my lipo checker just using velcro to hold it in place. On the left side are 3 pockets. 1 big one the full height almost of the case, on the front of that are 2 smaller ones sectioned around 70/30% of the width. So I put some spare props in there and my HobbyKing charger is in the big pocket with a bar towel I used to kneel on at the field.

The front of the case is moulded with the Turnigy text across the front. These "fancy" patterns actual increase strength in the case by providing more rigid areas over a total flat (bendable) surface.

On the top are 2 quick release clips which hold a small carry strap that is provided with the case. Not required you use it but it seems handy and if you don't then its easy enough to keep inside so it doesn't go lost.

The bottom follows the same simple shaped design to increase strength. Which when the case is zipped closed gives a fairly strong compact case which I have no worries about throwing into my back-pack with other things.

Usually my transmitter would always go in last so I could position the aerial to not get knocked or damaged, this would lead to lost space. Now this case can go in first and everything else around it, better still when I go slope soaring and don't need chargers but just a few charged lipos then this case can carry it all and I don't need a back-pack at all :)