Dx4r
#2
I would not expect that to improve your personal performance on the track. It would allow you to use the more recent receivers out there though. But it is money wasted on trying to go faster.
Not sure what you are running, but the best money most cars can use would just be the right tire.
Not sure what you are running, but the best money most cars can use would just be the right tire.
#3
Tech Initiate
iTrader: (1)
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 45
It depends on the type racing you doing of you running carpet it could mean 2 tenths of a sec on steering you need to be able to set your entry speed and exit speed on the servo most people run a little more going in and let coming off the corner. Off road is not my type racing but if the steering is to fast and to much travel on your end points you could be pushing bad and not know it till you let off the throttle and then lose it not knowing it was over steering that causes the problem. I hope that helps you just study up on this type info online and it will help you in all forms of racing I promise. Good luck too!
#4
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 4,337
From: Northern & Central Illinois
I find that going from one top of the line radio to the next top of the line radio rarely if ever increases speed just a bit more features or adjustability.
In other words, no the DX4R will not make you faster than the DX3R Pro but it will give you mixing for crawling.
In other words, no the DX4R will not make you faster than the DX3R Pro but it will give you mixing for crawling.
#5
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (3)
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 980
From: Spring Hill Tn
+1 agrrement here. the Dx4r is just another channel. Not any more latency that the 3R pro. 5.5ms is all your going to get... Now if you havent set your speed on your 3R pro to 5.5; do that and you'll notice alot faster responce of radio input, to your car reacting.
#6
Tech Initiate
iTrader: (1)
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 45
You would have to go to the futaba radio to take advantage in the above info the spectrum radio will not do it . Go check out the manual on each radio and you will see the difference. Always put your money in the best radio and charger and you will always come out happy in the end . We have people come in the shop all the time and buy radios and want to save money but there right back in a few months buying the better stuff. I know I done it too lol.
#7
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (3)
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 980
From: Spring Hill Tn
You would have to go to the futaba radio to take advantage in the above info the spectrum radio will not do it . Go check out the manual on each radio and you will see the difference. Always put your money in the best radio and charger and you will always come out happy in the end . We have people come in the shop all the time and buy radios and want to save money but there right back in a few months buying the better stuff. I know I done it too lol.
#8
Tech Initiate
iTrader: (1)
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 45
You Right Freebird That's What I Use Is A Pro Model And Live It But The new Futaba Radios Let You Set The Percentage Of Turn And Speed On Each Side Unlike Spektrum Radios In The Futaba I Can Set It To Turn In To 40 Percent At Any Speed I Can Set The Other Side To Come Out Slower To Help Stop It From Trying To Get Loose Or Push That's The Only Thing I Like About Futaba . I have run spektrum for years and ko before that so you know where my heart is although I do like this option on futaba .
#9
Awesome thanks for all the info. I have been racing for awhile now (Offroad) and was wondering what others thoughts on the radio upgrades were. By the way I only have the original 3R not a Pro so would that make more of a difference as most thought I was referring to the Pro over the 4R.
#12
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (3)
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 980
From: Spring Hill Tn
You Right Freebird That's What I Use Is A Pro Model And Live It But The new Futaba Radios Let You Set The Percentage Of Turn And Speed On Each Side Unlike Spektrum Radios In The Futaba I Can Set It To Turn In To 40 Percent At Any Speed I Can Set The Other Side To Come Out Slower To Help Stop It From Trying To Get Loose Or Push That's The Only Thing I Like About Futaba . I have run spektrum for years and ko before that so you know where my heart is although I do like this option on futaba .
I have a split personality of offroad and inroad. I feel I need to step up to another level of radio for my inroad that Spectrum just doesn't offer right now. My choice was made today for the Futaba PX4. I haven't pulled the trigger yet but will very soon.
#15
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 4,337
From: Northern & Central Illinois



