FINALLY!! NEW Spektrum DX3R-PRO Transmitter - Marine Compatible!
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I have a DX3R that IS Marine Compatible, but it was one just one of the first test platforms for the MRXXX form-factor, so I'm not sure if the guts are the same as a standard DX3R.
I'll try to find out.Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
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Originally posted by ron1950are there any plans to allow the old dx3r to be made marine compatable?
I have a DX3R that IS Marine Compatible, but it was one just one of the first test platforms for the MRXXX form-factor, so I'm not sure if the guts are the same as a standard DX3R.
I'll try to find out.
"Unfortunately the DX3R internally is slightly different than the DX3S and due to world-wide power restrictions we can’t do an upgrade program. I wish we could…"
Sorry...Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
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It sounds like it means you have a more powerful radio and I see 2 reasons for this to be the case.
My Futaba set has an internal switch that restricts power from 100mw to 10mw for use in France, if it lacks that switch (whether software or hardware) and they want to sell products in France then they would have to restrict all sets to 10mw.
100mw would have been way over the limit of 25mw for 27, 35 or 40mhz sets but at least at the time I bought my set there was as yet no restrictions on the 2.4ghz channel, it is also quite possible that an international 25mw limit has been set for the 2.4ghz channel since and everyone has lowered there power to that.Paul Upton-Taylor, Greased Weasel Racing.Comment
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Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
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