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Havoc · 05.27.2010, 11:45 AM

I was using Spektrum as well, but not really digging them all that much. I had a friend recommend I try a KO Propo, so I bought the EX-5UR:

http://www.kopropo.com/america/index...=35&Itemid=138

And OMG, HUGE difference in speed and performance. Granted, I was upgrading from a DX3S, but man, just to get use to the KO, I had to dial it back at first and slowly adjust to its speed. At around $190 w/two receivers, it was a better deal than upgrading to the DX3R anyway.

I have since bought the EX-10 and keep the 5 for home use and backup, although it does make it to the track sometimes.

http://www.kopropo.com/america/index...126&Itemid=171

I am slowly selling off all my old Spektrum stuff to local drivers that insist it is the best. Go with what you like I guess, but I would check out a KO before making a major radio purchase.

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Havoc Smokless Nitro Offline Posts: 61 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: San Antonio, TX	05.27.2010, 11:45 AM I was using Spektrum as well, but not really digging them all that much. I had a friend recommend I try a KO Propo, so I bought the EX-5UR: http://www.kopropo.com/america/index...=35&Itemid=138 And OMG, HUGE difference in speed and performance. Granted, I was upgrading from a DX3S, but man, just to get use to the KO, I had to dial it back at first and slowly adjust to its speed. At around $190 w/two receivers, it was a better deal than upgrading to the DX3R anyway. I have since bought the EX-10 and keep the 5 for home use and backup, although it does make it to the track sometimes. http://www.kopropo.com/america/index...126&Itemid=171 I am slowly selling off all my old Spektrum stuff to local drivers that insist it is the best. Go with what you like I guess, but I would check out a KO before making a major radio purchase.