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Old 04-07-2012
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Issues, or rumours ?? Read about both so not convinced either way now !

Would be DSM2 (new Tx) although i think the Rx is still the DSM ones for some reason. HW 2.1 ESC with mod software if that makes a difference ??
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I run that very setup with absolutly no problems at all. Its a Dx3c with Xerun brushless motor and Bullistorm esc with Hobbywing software. Did use a Xerun esc too but it wasnt upgradeable (it was old version but unused) and so got the Bullistorm as its cheap and very good.
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Old 05-07-2012
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Got hobbbywing xtreme stock esc + spektrum DX2S. No issues here whatsoever.

But there were issues with my savox servo with spektrum. servo would glitch, due to high power drain. so power cap (SPM1600) cost £2 solved all that.
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Old 05-07-2012
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No issues at all with Spectrum DSM1 (M11 module and micro Rx) andHobbywing in any of my cars. The only DSM issues I know of are when combined with the Orion speedos...
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following other learned friends most of the issues appear to be when inolving savox servos rather than hobbywing esc

i run a spekky rx DSM in a mardave with a bullistorm esc on 1 s lipo and no isues (no power cap)
if i plug in a savox servo i have to run a lipo booster to help
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