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12.12.2006, 03:36 PM

I use the the regular Spektrum receiver and transmitter set, with a couple extra receivers for my other vehicles.

This is the regular receiver bundled with the package.

This is the newer micro receiver, very small and light!
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12.12.2006, 03:39 PM

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I use the the regular Spektrum receiver and transmitter set, with a couple extra receivers for my other vehicles.

This is the regular receiver bundled with the package.

This is the newer micro receiver, very small and light!
It looks like you don't need to select a channel? It must program to your radio? If that's the case, if you get a new radio, can you reprogram it?


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12.12.2006, 03:48 PM

Yeah, when you get a new receiver, you have to bind it to your radio. Tehnically, you are really binding the radio to the receiver. This is a simple process which involves pushing a couple of buttons while you turn the unit on. This procedure also sets the failsafe throttle and steering positions. You just have to move the throttle/steering where you want them to be during failsafe while you bind it. Gets a little tough to do cause you need more than two hands though...

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