gnarkill
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Just got a DX3E yesterday, but I am going to put this out there, than report back later with my stand on it.
This radio only has a 1 model memory so you have to change you're epa's and trims when switching vehicles.
To start this radio's going price is $100, which is less than i expected it to be.
(only comes with 1 receiver)
The biggest problem I found while radio shopping, was the sizes of the grips. I broke my left pinky not too long ago, but it did not set right so my pinkey and ring finger are pressed together, so every Tx felt too long for my hand.
This feels perfect to my hand.
And for the reivew.
The frequency is flawless, and there is no interference. Since we all know what to expect from spektrum, I won't go into it.
Physical features.
I like the manual trims, epa's and such. I try to avoid things that don't need to be digital.
I didn't like the weight, since it only uses 4 batteries I find it on the light size
This radio only has a 1 model memory so you have to change you're epa's and trims when switching vehicles.
To start this radio's going price is $100, which is less than i expected it to be.
(only comes with 1 receiver)
The biggest problem I found while radio shopping, was the sizes of the grips. I broke my left pinky not too long ago, but it did not set right so my pinkey and ring finger are pressed together, so every Tx felt too long for my hand.
This feels perfect to my hand.
And for the reivew.
The frequency is flawless, and there is no interference. Since we all know what to expect from spektrum, I won't go into it.
Physical features.
I like the manual trims, epa's and such. I try to avoid things that don't need to be digital.
I didn't like the weight, since it only uses 4 batteries I find it on the light size
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