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BrianG · 01.10.2009, 05:06 PM

FWIW: the DSM1 vs DSM2 isn't really noticeable unless you are really looking for every microsecond of response time. For racing, it can help (although I never noticed it), but for bashing, it's not needed IMO.

Despite the fact I have the DX3r, I'm only using one DSM2 rx, the rest of my vehicles use a regular spek rx because of price and availability locally.

The telemetry in the S would be nice, but as long as the setup is done right and temps are monitered for the first few runs to verify, a temp sensor is extra fluff. And rpm sensor is good for what? To measure speed? That's what a GPS/radar is for (and more accurate because of tire balooning). I suppose rx/system battery voltage monitor would be nice, but not sure if it has that.

Just my $0.02...

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	01.10.2009, 05:06 PM FWIW: the DSM1 vs DSM2 isn't really noticeable unless you are really looking for every microsecond of response time. For racing, it can help (although I never noticed it), but for bashing, it's not needed IMO. Despite the fact I have the DX3r, I'm only using one DSM2 rx, the rest of my vehicles use a regular spek rx because of price and availability locally. The telemetry in the S would be nice, but as long as the setup is done right and temps are monitered for the first few runs to verify, a temp sensor is extra fluff. And rpm sensor is good for what? To measure speed? That's what a GPS/radar is for (and more accurate because of tire balooning). I suppose rx/system battery voltage monitor would be nice, but not sure if it has that. Just my $0.02...