Revolutionizing the industry yet again, Spektrum announces their most affordable 2.4GHz system ever offered. Packed with features and added value, the DX3E is just what consumers have been asking for. At $99.99 MAP, it’s tough to beat this easy-to-use system- modern Spektrum styling, interference-free driving, and added features such as battery indicator LEDs and steering dual rates plus compatibility with all Bind-n-Drive vehicles.
Features:
3-channel surface system
Spektrum 2.4GHz DSM technology
Includes SR300 DSM 3-channel receiver
One S200 digital servo included
One model memory
2-position, 3-position or linear auxiliary setting
Steering dual rate knob for easy adjustment
Independent travel adjustment dials for all three channels
Battery voltage level indicator LEDs
Servo reversing on all three channels
Compatible with DSM2 and the MR3000 receivers, in addition to DSM surface receivers.
4 AA alkaline batteries and a medium size grip included (other grip sizes sold separately - SPM9006)
Charge jack port for use with optional rechargeable batteries (SPM9525) and charger (SPM9526)
Specifications
# of Channels: 3 Modulation: DSM (Compatible with DSM2 and the MR3000 receivers too) Band: 2.4GHz Servos: S200 (1) Receiver: SR300 DSM 3-channel receiver Model Memory: 1 Transmitter (Tx) Battery Type: AA Alkaline (4 included)
Im spechless, after buying an DX3R which is money worth, this unit is obviously affordable for every one. Congratulations, once again two tumbs up for Specktrum
Friday, October 23, 2009 10:29:24 PM by Anonymous
if I didn't buy me a new house....my Christmas gift box would have one of these beautiful things.....
Friday, October 23, 2009 10:57:45 PM by Anonymous
apparantly the dx3s wasn't cheap and fragile enough so they went with this. one model memory thumbs down. the purpose of buying a decent radio is to only have one transmitter.
Saturday, October 24, 2009 12:40:43 PM by Anonymous
Excellent and great for all enthusiasts, yes 1 model memory stinks however for the price, the features (receiver. servo, and nice radio), this is hard to beat, for those that say the purpose of a good radio is to eliminate radios, well true if you only race them, but if you bash with them, then with only one radio you can't let someone else use one without switching radios in and out of cars. Not to mention a spektrum receiver alone can cost around 75-100 by itself.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009 12:00:26 AM by Anonymous
I think it great to include in an rtr because of the adjustability.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009 4:22:39 PM by Connor Man
If you guys don't like this radio... look at the new Airtronics MX-Sport that is coming out. It's the same price... not to mention that it CAN: - Go 1,000 ft. (The Spektrum is mostly of the needed racing standards of 300 ft) - The MX-Sport has a 18-model/car/boat/etc memory. - and model naming. However, MX-Sport isn't as fast when it comes to reacting. (It's .100th of mili-seconds slower than the Spektrum shown here) Not to mention that it won't explain telemetry. Overall, I think those who are dieing for a Spektrum radio... well, here it is... the lowest costing of all other radios. I would like to see a price change to the DX2.0 and DX3.0 radios from Spektrum. They don't have telemetry and it makes Spektrum look cheap. The 2S is $30 more than the DX3.0... wow, and the Spektrum 2S has a model memory of 5 cars, including telemetry and the cool throttle adjustments... I think that's weird. No offense.
