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Spek SR3100 vs SR3500
Hello
Is there any significant difference between the Spektrum SR3100 and the SR3500. I notice they both weigh 6 grams. (I am after a micro receiver to replace my SR3000) I am thinking of going for the SR3500 - It sounds better Although the SR3100 is cheaper. |
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Just partially answering my own question
Size is slightly different SR3500 is 1.06 x .78 x .48 inches SR3100 is 85 x 1.30 x .48 inches |
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isn't the SR3500 designed for the DX3 with a lower latency rate, if it is, give Horizon Hobbies an email to see if it is backward compatible to the older Pro series modules, thats the difference.
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Thanks for the feedback - off to get in touch with them.
Thanks again |
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yeah, i think the SR3500 and SR3001 are the pro series recievers (lower latency), and the SR3100 is the older version
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The newer, cheaper one with DSM2 written on it is not backwards compatible. It also has a hideously long antenna which you can't shorten as the last 1 3/4 inches are the receiving bit.
If you have a DX3R you can run all Spektrum receivers, if you have the older normal or pro versions you have to stick with the non-DSM2 receivers. |
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