Hi! Yep, sure would. I do think that the good 'ol "pig tail" should be carried just in case. When the chips are down...nothing beats a hard wired system for brute force dependability though.
I have yet to install a winch but am considering the Ramsey 9500 with the remote option for a very soon purchase. Take care... Mike

 

Yes that is a nice feature for sure. Mine is like that.

 

Could someone post a picture of their winch.

 

For safety reasons, I like the fact that you physically have to plug in the remote for my winch. I don't want some random radio wave makin' my winch go... And I would most likely sit on it and have it goin' when I don't want it to....

but just my .02

 

Negative ghost rider

 

Love the one on my Gorilla winch.

 

Already use one. (T-max)
I do always carry the wire in case the batteries on the wireless controls die...

T-max wireless on my EW-9000-WCP requires plugging in a receiver to the winch for the wireless transmitter to activate.
The transmitter end that came with mine looks like a standard wired remote (not the key fob type), and you wouldn't sit on it without knowing it...

 

Already use Warn's and love it! But to be safe, always carry the pigtail under the seat - you could run out of battery in the remote, or just plain malfunction.

 

yes would use one for sure.

 

I have one for my Warn winch. Not sure about the facts of the electronics, but I would think the manufacturer adjusts the frequencies like on garage doors and remote auto door locks. I keep the controller in the storage area right next to the pigtail for direct wired use.