Lemon RX DSMP/X Compatible 7-Channel Receiver With Stabilizer PLUS, Diversity (Top-Pin) LM0043

This is a GREAT value for the money. Excellent receiver!! This will be my receiver for all my planes going forward. I do see some comments on birds going down on the first flight but trust me that is definitely something to do with either plane being incorrectly configured or CG not being in place. There can be multiple things which can go wrong if you do not check every aspect of configuration e.g direction of control surface deflection in relation to stick movement. This simple check not done can cost you your plane. If the CG is even a bit off you first flight will be a disaster. This receiver is bang on!! Close your eyes and go for it. Remember always to check/double checks the flight configuration before the first flight.

I have four planes that use this receiver and I've never had a problem. They can take a moment to set up, but once you have it set up properly, you have a very reliable receiver that covers more distance than I am comfortable flying without risking visual orientation problems. I highly recommend.

I bought a Lemon Rx Stabilizer Plus DSMP/x 7 instead of another similar Admiral Stab Plus Rx (made by Lemon). The Lemon can select any of the 3 modes in flight with my 3 pos Gear switch B. The Admiral could only pre-select any 2 at a time. The Lemon is also easier to set up. I then replaced one of the stock 10cm antenna with a 20cm Lemon 398-11-066 I purchased and put it in a plane. Range test increased 10 paces and it flew well. The Lemon is much better than the Admiral.

These Lemon RX stabilizers are very easy to set up and I use them in all my models both large and park flyers.It saves all the setup routines involved with separate stabilizers.Their only limitation is with models requiring more than 7 channels for flaps retractable undercarriage etc.A new Lemon RX with more channels would be a great asset if they made one in the future.Meantime I have a stock of these great RX's.

Ordered on Saturday got it on Monday. Ordered a propeller from horizon same time 10 days to deliver. Haven’t flown yet, but setup was easy no computer, forward programming, or phone. Range tested with double distance full control. Just ordered a second one today before everyone discovers what a bargain this is half the price of a Spektrum and better documentation.

No directions... found online, still a hassel to program. Acted up after 4 hours of programming, then it was constantly browning out. I tried resetting only for it to do the same thing again. I have another lemon without gyro, just stabilization and it was much easier to use. This specific model is not good in my opinion. I've programmed dozens of receivers, on everything from prop jobs to jets and this by far is the poorest I've had the misfortune of purchasing. I almost lost a 9ft wingspan aircraft giving this receiver a try. I don't want my money back, the satisfaction of destroying it after hours of frustration was vindication enough.

This receiver is great for airplane use. It has a stabilizer and self leveling. Make sure you read the manual. I like to do the calibration step for each setup. Also I've had issues with retracts on channel 7; I just put flaps there and retracts on channel 6.

Your stabilization shares a channel with a PHYSICAL channel. You have to leave channel 5 open to use it.The little switches are not clear. It has an issue with OpenTX/EdgeTX that causes my throttle to require recalibration upon every start or I will only have about 84% throw causing some under powered aircraft to never achieve take-off on a short runway. Real Spektrum DSMX receivers do not have this issue but they're overpriced and forward programming is locked into Spektrum transmitters.If you have a Spektrum transmitter I bet this receiver will work well enough.