While DX3R’s intelligently designed ergonomics are the first thing that catches the eye, it is the superior responsiveness of its advanced 2.4GHz DSM2 technology that will get people talking. In addition to unparalleled freedom and interference protection, DSM2 has a faster response time than any other spread spectrum or PPM system. With it, you will be able to hold the “line” around a track with a level of precision and control unlike anything you have experienced before. And because DSM2 uses direct sequence spread spectrum technology, you’ll maintain this superior response rate no matter how “noisy” the 2.4GHz environment gets.



Key Features

30 model memory
Digital trims
Graphically depicted exponential
Graphically depicted travel adjustment
Trim rate adjustment
Steering dual rate
Steering dual rate override
Frame rate
Servo monitor
Switch assignment
Model reset
Model copy
Sub Trims
3 timer functions: countdown, count up and integrated

that looks pretty cool,IMO

Meh

ghey

it not gay..... I would never use it but at least Spectrum came up with something that looks good. Spectrum does makes a good radio they just look like a$$....

I likey!

I still think it's too tall. Nobody except sasquatch would need a grip that long. Comon. Do 3 fingers really take up that much space? No. Make it shorter and it'll be more comfortable/balanced.

i like it. did they show a msrp yet?

nevermind i saw its $319.00

wow never would pay that much for that

yeah, I like the radio. but that price is too much and it doesnt look like a good design....where they placed the wheel and trigger, for me atleast

Wonder what it looks like.

I thought the same thing Steve. The spek does look a bit more sleek and refined though.

It's a difference of looking at a Lumina or looking at a Vette. I could care less about looks though, it's all about function.

ewww.

makes me want to go shoot myself man I hate that radio, but atleast they came up with their own case I guess and not using JR cases

they have come up with their own case designs buddy. they own JR so they technically did not copy it, they jsut simply made the same radio design and turned it into a spektrum radio