FAAST-Binding to 2+ Transmitters?
09-22-2010, 04:35 PM
#1
FAAST-Binding to 2+ Transmitters?
I have a 14MZ and a 9CHP as a backup transmitter. I've flown 72 for years and am transitioning over to 2.4. I've ordered the module for my 14MZ (here tomorrow!) but haven't ordered the 8 channel for my 9CHP yet.
I'm really in kind of a bind. Module for 9CHP=$$$ for a radio that is obsolete now and it basically worthless (even synthesized) on flea-bay from what I can tell (at 72, of course). New 10C=even more $$$. What do do?
One of the things I've always done is had my 9CHP completely programmed for the planes and helis I flew most (till I filled up memory) and used it to backup my 14MZ (primary, of course). When I needed a backup radio or to send one or the other in for service, I simply used the other radio.
Can you bind a reciever to two different transmitters at the same time? I'm betting not and that I'd have to re-bind every time I changed TX's. That's gonna be a PITA. There's gotta be a better answer. Please tell me I've got this all wrong!
Thanks,
-bob
I'm really in kind of a bind. Module for 9CHP=$$$ for a radio that is obsolete now and it basically worthless (even synthesized) on flea-bay from what I can tell (at 72, of course). New 10C=even more $$$. What do do?
One of the things I've always done is had my 9CHP completely programmed for the planes and helis I flew most (till I filled up memory) and used it to backup my 14MZ (primary, of course). When I needed a backup radio or to send one or the other in for service, I simply used the other radio.
Can you bind a reciever to two different transmitters at the same time? I'm betting not and that I'd have to re-bind every time I changed TX's. That's gonna be a PITA. There's gotta be a better answer. Please tell me I've got this all wrong!
Thanks,
-bob
09-23-2010, 08:59 AM
#2
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RE: FAAST-Binding to 2+ Transmitters?
A spread-spectrum receiver can be linked to only one transmitter. If you wish to use a different transmitter, you will have to re-link. This is about a 5-second operation when you assemble the model for the first time that day.
