If money is not an issue Airtronics M11X. This has many, many features you may like.
Features:
4 Channel Computer Radio With Advanced Programming for Competition Cars, Trucks, and Boats
Compatible With Current Airtronics 2.4GHz FHSS-2 Surface Receivers
System Includes 6-cell 1500mAh Ni-MH TX Battery And Charger
Transmitter is compatible with Li-Poly 2 cell batteries!
Ball Race Supported Steering Wheel and Trigger With Adjustable Spring Tensions
High-Power FHSS-3 Technology Gives The Best Reception And Connectivity Giving Racers Added Assurance
2.4GHz FHSS-3 System Is Integrated Into The Radio System Eliminating The Need For Modules.
Transmitter Can Be Adjusted For Left or Right Handed Drivers
Adjustable Back Light Display and Vibration Settings
Variable Rate Adjustment Can Be Used to Self-Calibrate or Compensate the Servo Movement to 100% When the Steering Wheel Has Been Limited to Move Less
User and Model Names Can be Assigned
Assignable Switches and Trims
Vibration Setting for Timer Notifications in Noisy Environments
Adjustable Dial Can be Set for Dig Functions, Remote Needle Valve Settings, or Reverse Functions
30 Model Memory
Customizable Menu for Commonly Used Features Instead of Scrolling Through the Radio Menu
Easy Navigation Menu
Easily Activated and Inhibited Mixing Functions While Driving
Failsafe Programming Available On All Channels for Electric and Nitro/Gas Use
Multi-Function Timer/ Lap Counter
Electronic Traction Control
Anti-Lock Braking System
Throttle Hold Setting for Reliable Pit Stops for Nitro/Gas Use
Speed Sensitive Steering and Brake Adjustments
Exponential Control Settings for Steering and Throttle
Adjustable Rate Control Settings for Steering and Throttle
Throttle and Brake Mixing for Large Gas Vehicles
My M11 has Most of the same features as M11X, but M11 X is also lighter than mine.
Compare the features yourself of the M11X and the DX3R.
KO Propo EX-10 Eurus is also a nice controller( Current World Champion)
Lots of people are switching from DX3R to M11X.
Last edited by mgtmadness2007; 12-21-2010 at 07:25 AM.