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affordable 3ch radio system?

TSK

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I'm going dig finally, but I need to get a 3 channel readio. I'm looking for something affordable. I already have looked into the TQ3 but its 27 mHz and I have a ton of 75 mHz crystal sets. I was just searching around and found the Spektrum dx5e 5ch. stick radio system for under $100. Anyone heard anything about this? Any other suggestions?
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MX3-S hobbypeople What I use"thumbsup" for dig 4wheel/locked (dig) no free wheel unless you mod the remote. it's like 89.00 "thumbsup"
 
Sticks don't bother me much. My main concern with the stick setup is the possiblity of engaging the dig unintentionally ynless that 5th channel is on a toggle or something. I just waant something that is affordable and has easy to use third channel to operate the dig.
 
DX3 can be had for $120 and you never have to worry about glitches or crystals again.

I've heard alot about the Spektrum but have never actually seen one. How does the third channel operate? Can it function all 3 dig functions properly or would I need to modify it?
 
I've been using a Hitec Lynx 3D that was on clearance at Hobby People a couple of years ago for $35,retailed for $172:shock:. It's FM,has a 10 model memory,extensive features,rechargeable battery pack & most importantly 3ch EPA's,making it great for a dig rig!!!
 

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I will second the Lynx 3D, it feels good in the hand, 5 position 3rd channel, aa batteries or rechargable, available in single channel/ synthesized or you can even get a Spektrum 2.4 module set for it.
 
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