Extra part with new receiver
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Extra part with new receiver
I got a new receiver for my truck and it works great, however, it came with an extra part that I wonder if I should be using somehow.
It looks like a little wire loop on a plug. Am I supposed to plug that in somewhere?
It looks like a little wire loop on a plug. Am I supposed to plug that in somewhere?
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RE: Extra part with new receiver
ORIGINAL: Meafordguy
I got a new receiver for my truck and it works great, however, it came with an extra part that I wonder if I should be using somehow.
It looks like a little wire loop on a plug. Am I supposed to plug that in somewhere?
I got a new receiver for my truck and it works great, however, it came with an extra part that I wonder if I should be using somehow.
It looks like a little wire loop on a plug. Am I supposed to plug that in somewhere?
its used only when you want to "bind" a receiver to the radio.(its how you make the 2 talk to eachother)
if you get other recievers, you can bind them to the same radio.
there are vids on youtube(and i think redcat's how to vids) showing how to bind them.
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RE: Extra part with new receiver
ORIGINAL: edgeverse
Thats a bind plug. whenever I order rec'rs, one ships with each one. I have lik 6 of them LOL.
Thats a bind plug. whenever I order rec'rs, one ships with each one. I have lik 6 of them LOL.
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RE: Extra part with new receiver
Yes I have about 20 bind plugs myself you will not have 2 radios control the sam car if you have a radio that will control more then 1 car some radios cant hold 10 or 20 cars on the same radio so that is when you will use your bind plug to bind the receiver.
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RE: Extra part with new receiver
ORIGINAL: Meafordguy
So I have one transmitter controlling multiple cars at once? That would be crazy!
So I have one transmitter controlling multiple cars at once? That would be crazy!
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RE: Extra part with new receiver
Higher priced radios can remember the setup for several different models. Not every truck , plane, boat whatever have the exact same servo movements and centering trim. If Iwas to try and use one radio in a different model the steering might be reversed or it may track to the left or something. So radio manufacturers have included computers in the radio that you can choose the model , assign it a number and it will remember that model number 3 has the steering reversed for example, you just choose that model number for the correct model you want to run .
Ihave 19 airplanes, my new Hitec Optic6 radio can remember 10 different ones so Idont need 19 radios, just 2.
Ihave 19 airplanes, my new Hitec Optic6 radio can remember 10 different ones so Idont need 19 radios, just 2.