Dual receiver set-up Optima 9
02-22-2011, 01:47 PM
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Dual receiver set-up Optima 9
Sorry if this has been addressed, but I was thinking of trying a fully redundant second receiver for a giant scale set up.
Anybody tried it yet with any of the HItec 2.4 Rx's especially the Optima 9 2.4Ghz unit? Any tips or tricks other than what one would do with 72Mhz dual Rx's? Any problems with intermixing between Rx's causing lockouts?
Thanx
Anybody tried it yet with any of the HItec 2.4 Rx's especially the Optima 9 2.4Ghz unit? Any tips or tricks other than what one would do with 72Mhz dual Rx's? Any problems with intermixing between Rx's causing lockouts?
Thanx
02-22-2011, 02:00 PM
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RE: Dual receiver set-up Optima 9
ORIGINAL: HellcatAce Sorry if this has been addressed, but I was thinking of trying a fully redundant second receiver for a giant scale set up. Anybody tried it yet with any of the HItec 2.4 Rx's especially the Optima 9 2.4Ghz unit? Any tips or tricks other than what one would do with 72Mhz dual Rx's? Any problems with intermixing between Rx's causing lockouts? Thanx
ORIGINAL: HellcatAce Forgot to add, NOT using Aurora 9 Tx, just 2.4 Tx module in Futaba 9CAP
Optima Transceiver (RX) - Dual Redundant receivers - The first turned on after the Transmitter will be the recognised telemetry sender.
Optima Transceiver (RX) - Dual or Multiple Batteries may be installed for redundancy, even one for each servo.
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