Daemon
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Joined: 12/3/2002 From: CO Status: offline
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(I posted this in support forum thread, but it was deleted) The easiest way to end all this speculation would be for the involved parties to create a video showing the tests that the pilot of the crashed plane said were performed after the crash. Setup: Bind Rx1 to Tx1. Bind Rx2 to Tx2 Turn both Rx's on. 1. Turn only Tx1 on, and demonstrate that it controls both Rx's at once 2. Turn Tx1 off, turn Tx2 on, demonstrate that it controls both Rx at once 3. Turn Tx1 and Tx2 both on, and show that both Rx's become unresponsive or glitchy. That's it. Do that before the radios go to Futaba. Whether you trust Futaba or not, they might fix the problem accidentally with a reset to factory specs, or firmware update and then not take the problem seriously because they can't reproduce it. As an engineer myself, I understand the "That's impossible" response when someone claims to have broken a system that I designed to be unbreakable, but I can be motivated to search for the impossible, if there's clear, unambiguous proof that the problem could be reproduced by the user, even if I can not do so directly. In this case a video clip would provide that proof to the satisfaction of absolutely everyone. ian
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