Originally Posted by Snowflake6515

I just measured mine and it is 11 3/4" standing on my bench with a ruler measuring base to top of antenna.

Michael

If this is accurate, how will the DX18 fit in the recommended SPM6708 case with spec dimensions of 8.5" wide x 10.0" high x 13.25" long?

scw

photo of my single SPEKTRUM case with DX18

Originally Posted by stvinvegas

Got this at the AMA show, for $20. Hobby Partz has them, but are out of stock alot. I didn't like the size of the bigger HH cases.

http://www.toysonics.com/aluminum-tr...-case-box.html

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...7#post21894567

Thanks stvinvegas
Looks like just the ticket for most ppl.And the price is right.

I'm also using the single Spektrum case with DX18 and it fits nicely inside.
http://www.spektrumrc.com/Products/D...ProdID=SPM6701

Originally Posted by eroeder

photo of my single SPEKTRUM case with DX18

Originally Posted by ditchit

Anyone know if there's a Spektrum case for the DX18? Don't think it will fit any of those you can get for the DX7, DX8 etc because its 11" tall.

why the radio make a single beep when i move the trottle over 25%?? i'm going crazy!!!

Originally Posted by rillo75

why the radio make a single beep when i move the trottle over 25%?? i'm going crazy!!!

Timer setting !!
go to time page set for " one time only "

Thnkyou very mutch! now i can go to sleep!!!

anyway to turn on the transmitter to do programming with out actually transmitting? cant find this in my manual anywhere.

Plug in a buddy cable to power it up. That will disengage the RF deck.

Andy

I assume that will work on the 11x then also?

R,
Target

I don't know about the 11X in particular, but all the JR and Spektrum radios I've used follow that same principle. Powering by inserting the buddy cable disables the RF deck.

Andy

Originally Posted by rillo75

mine arrived today, unfortunatly has a problem to the disply: a kind of glitch to the text display

Mine has the same issue. I sent a video to Horizon and they said it was not normal and to immediately send in the radio. But, I just received it back with a note from the technician that worked on it that the glitching is nothing to worry about, acknowledging that it gets much more visible as the battery charge gets lower. He said that the radio is fully functional and passes all diagnostic checks.

My DX18 was returned with the battery lower than I had ever run it, but not low enough to trigger an alarm. The screen glitches were much more significant and reduced drastically upon fully charging the unit. That is probably why I didn't notice the glitches in my LHS.

So, if this is a feature of this $800 radio I'm flabbergasted. I am hoping that this issue is rare and that the technician's response is a fluke rather than Horizon's policy.

So, is anyone else seeing this issue? (I have seen 3 users, including me, report this issue thus far). Have you run your battery low without screen glitches?

I need to know if I need to push back and get my radio fixed or to just accept this as a quirk of this radio.

Thanks! -Randy

Can we see what you are talking about?

A photo would be great as this transmitter was/is on my buy list.