Lemon Rx DSMX Compatible 7-Channel (End-Pin) Stabilizer with Diversity Antenna

An excellent receiver at an excellent price. Full range receiver Instructions clear, comprehensive and concise.

Works as expected. Super easy to tune the desired gain values. Has been perfectly reliable in my profile/park plane.

This is a simple little stabilized reciever. It uses the "gear" channel to activate/deactivate stabilization in flight. It is easy and straightforward to set up. That said, the instructions are very basic. Most who would purchase this will figure it out on their own.The stabilization is limited to simple rate mode. Gain rates are adjustable in pitch, roll and yaw separately from dials on the receiver (not in flight). It does not have self leveling, return home, recovery or landing mode. It smooths out turbulence and makes small planes fly "bigger". It is not programmable for advanced features like "stick priority" or variable gain mixes.For most of us who just want a stabilizer to help smooth out twitchy flight, this is an economical solution.

Price is great have had good results over last few years

This is a great little receiver. It was easy to install into my 32 inch Twisted Hobbys Superlite Yak. and all servos plugged in easily to the clearly marked end pins. IT bound instantly with my DX6 Tx.Excellent instructions were available online. In very little time I had the stabilization activated and set up. It was super easy to adjust the gain of the stabilization and get it just right. In very little time I was taking my first test flight. The Rx worked perfectly. Control was very smooth and range was not an issue. At first the stabilization was excessive and the plane rocked and porpoised heavily. Thanks to the ability to turn off stabilization with a transmitter switch, I was able to bring it in safely. I turned all the gains back and the the next 3 flights were great. This airplane had been a bit of a handful, especially in wind. It was continually rolling to the left or right, and required constant attention to keep it level. Loops usually deteriorated into a spiral and consecutive loops were almost impossible. With this little stabilizing Rx all that is changed. Even in a heavy wind the plane stays level. It tracks beautifully through loops. Landing is a breeze. There is no wing rocking even at very slow speeds even in heavy wind. This will be my only Rx from now on.

With the price being so low for these receivers I prefer them over more expensive receivers from Spectrum.

It binds and works just as you'd expect. Easy to put the gyro on a transmitter switch. I use -A- to toggle the feature.It comes in a bare plastic bag with a bind plug. A quick start guide is online, and it is not very well done. For instance, it warns to check gyro deflection, but if deflection is reverse there's no fix listed. So you're off to the search engine of your choice looking for help.For the price, it's a good value. Just not as plug and play as you'd be accustomed to from an actual Spektrum product.Edit: I was preparing for a morning flight the night before, and discovered my Lemon is dead. Very short lived value. This was my first and last Lemon RX.

After two brown outs after adjusting antennas between them, I’ve had one near fly away and one near nose in crash because of temporary loss of connection. I don’t trust this RX anymore