The DX9 has a number of features that make this the transmitter to own in the 9 channel class. Key among these is voice alerts, wireless trainer function, and the comfort and ease of programming only Spektrum can provide. The easy to program but highly capable airware software system makes complicated setups simple and encourages people to do more with their hobby. Telemetry will become more useful and meaningful with the voice alerts in the DX9, and for a fully integrated voice feedback system Spektrum offers a full suite of advanced telemetry sensors.

The DX9 comes out of the box with a standard Mode 2 stick configuration. Its new software and gimbal mechanics, however, make it possible for you to change the stick setup to Mode 1, Mode 3 or Mode 4 in minutes.

• 9 fully-proportional channels.
• User-configurable switch and stick assignment
• Voice alerts - transmitter can speak to the user in 5 different languages (English, German, Spanish, Italian, and French) to communicate information from telemetry
• Wireless trainer system with model match - instructors can work with multiple students without having to re-bind to each student
• Virtually unlimited model memory - transmitter stores up to 250 models and only populates the model list with models the user has configured
• Direct system menu access - it is not necessary to power off the transmitter to access the key system menu
• Active gyro and governor trim in heli, 3-axis gyro support for aircraft - allows adjustment of gyro gain for all 3-axes in flight
• Absolute travel feature prevents over-driving servos when using mixes
• High resolution 192x96 backlit LCD screen
• 7 point curves give the ability to fine tune model setups to allow precision adjustments of mixes and pitch/throttle curves
• Helicopter electronic "E Ring" electronically prevents overdriving the cyclic servos
• Forward programming capability already built into the DX9 will ensure customers can take advantage of the next generation of Spektrum components.