Originally Posted by
Springman65
Did you download the Silicon Labs cable drivers and are you connected on the correct COM port? - I did not use Silicon Labs drivers. I used the ones linked in the help page of Digital Radio: I downloaded all of the drivers and uninstalled them at least three times each. None will work on my computer. My transmitter is listed on the list of ones it should work with. Yes I plugged the cable in and turned on the trans as per the instructions. It says "connecting" but never connects.
I am sure the manufacturer (Clark and/or IBU) will or any of their distributor. But, I strongly suggest you learn and become somewhat familiar with it. Also, where are you> - any RC Tank clubs in your area? Nearest club is in MD or VA I think. Nothing within a two and a half hour drive for me.
I think they are about even - my opinion anyway....
The IBU is sold thru RC Tank Electronics out of the UK, so I guess you are looking for a US, Clark distributor then...... Ok; if Clark is the US source; which distributor should I use?
I believe your stock, taigen board is a Clark KT22, on a 4 or 6 channel controller. Maybe you should investigate upgrading to using a Clark KT60 on an 8 channel controller? You may like that setup and feature better? Of course, the IBU3 on as many channels is nice too. Or, if your not in a hurry, you could investigate OpenPanzer (maybe not if you don't like fooling around with the electronics...) I must confess that the control method I like the best is still TAMIYA's - if they sold a DMD/MF combo that you could download and assign sounds to....well, this discussion would be over....for A LOT of folks! I would have the Tamiya if they were available.