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Description
Spektrum DXC+ 12-Channel Surface Transmitter Only DSMR SLT Ready SPMR6130The Spektrum DXC+ is a 12 channel surface transmitter designed for bashers, boaters, and scalers seeking advanced control options and intuitive programming. Featuring Dual Protocol compatibility and Smart Technology support, it's ideal for RTR upgrades and complex setups. Features Dual Protocol compatibility supports DSMR+ and SLT receivers Twelve fully proportional channels for advanced auxiliary control Frequency agile DSMR+ 2. 4GHz technology
The Spektrum DXC+ is a 12-channel surface transmitter designed for bashers, boaters, and scalers seeking advanced control options and intuitive programming. Featuring Dual Protocol compatibility and Smart Technology support, it's ideal for RTR upgrades and complex setups.
Features
- Dual Protocol compatibility supports DSMR+ and SLT receivers
- Twelve fully proportional channels for advanced auxiliary control
- Frequency-agile DSMR+ 2.4GHz technology ensures strong, reliable signal
- Smart Technology capable for real-time telemetry feedback
- Backlit LCD display for clear visibility in various lighting conditions
- USB-C port for firmware updates and VRC Racing Simulator compatibility
- SimpleScroll programming interface simplifies navigation and settings
- AVC (Active Vehicle Control) system tuning support
- 20-model memory capacity
- Dual-ball bearing wheel for smooth operation
- Rubber grip for comfort and control
Specifications
- Channels: 12 fully proportional
- Modulation: DSMR+ / DSMR / DSM2 compatible
- Model Memory: 20
- Operating Voltage: 3.5–9.6V
- Telemetry: Supported
- Frame Rate: 11ms, 22ms
- Programming Interface: SimpleScroll
- Audio: Alarms and tones
- Transmitter Battery Type: AA dry cells
- Technology: DSMR, DSMR+, SLT Protocol, Smart
- Application: Surface vehicles including cars, trucks, and boats
- Completion Level: Transmitter only
- Dimensions (LxWxH): 160 x 122 x 251 mm
- Weight: 402 g
- USB: USB-C port for updates and connectivity
- Band: 2.4GHz
Includes
- Spektrum DXC+ 12-Channel Surface Transmitter
- User manual
Important Notes
- Receiver sold separately
- Compatible with DSMR and SLT protocols; backward compatible with DSM2
- Firmware updates and VRC connection require USB-C cable (not included)
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★★★★★ 5
Great book, but the other book of the same author is much better
Format: Hardcover
This is a very high quality book, chock a block full of information about construction sites, with lots of imaginative flaps, things that swivel, move, and fold. HOWEVER...it is not as good as "The Ultimate Book of Vehicles" by the same author. The "Vehicles" book is more appropriate for kids 3 years and up: It is still full of awesome flaps, swivels, and things that move, but it is simpler, with pictures of the vehicle, the name of the vehicle, and maybe a few names of the parts of the vehicle. You open up a flap to see inside, make it move, etc. My son found it very interesting.
The "Construction" is really aimed for older kids, I'm guessing 5 and up, maybe even older. There are just so many words on the page, and so much information. The flaps are not as interesting as the previous book, and I found many of the moving parts to be "sticky", and my 3 year old ripped quite a few out within a week of reading the book. We have not ripped anything from the "Vehicle" book.
So I would say if you have an older kid who wants to gain a lot of knowledge about construction sites, this book is for you. But if you have a younger child (3 and up, any younger and they'd destroy the book), get the "Vehicle" book.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2015
★★★★★ 5
So Much Fun And Very Informative
Format: Hardcover, Format: Hardcover
This book has been a winner in our house since it arrived. Each page has so many flaps, spins, pulls and movement. So many new words and easy explanations for the kids. The pictures are beautifully designed and each time we look through it we find more details we missed!
The book is an excellent purchase and definitely worth every penny!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Best Construction Kids book
Format: Hardcover
My nephew can look at this book for hours. It is such a cool book even for adults. It is a more delicate child’s book as their are lots of demonstrations and paper pieces that move. The house across the street is being torn down and rebuilt and he will sit and point to the book and say this is what they are doing today. I think this book is one of my nephews most prized possessions. It’s a great book that can grown with them for a few years. He is only 3 but this could easily engage a 5 or 6 year old. There is lots of details and the book is really well designed.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Well design and good quality
Format: Hardcover
Excelent! My kid loves all this collections
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Fun, but fragile
Format: Hardcover
This is a cool book, and my 2.5 year old son LOVES it. However it is important to note that it will be destroyed very quickly. There are lots of flaps and moving parts and it is very easy to accidentally rip them off if you try to move one in a way it's not meant for. I ripped more than 1 myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024