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Title: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: premvijay on January 10, 2010, 02:08:19 AM Guys how do we test if the receiver and the transmitter is working, allthough when the receiver is switched on the servos move a small amount but how can we check for sure whether or not our radio and crystals are fine or not.thanks for the advices :salute:
Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: jerry on January 10, 2010, 02:21:27 AM Umm.. If you have a friend try to bind it with his tx/rx. Did you try it?
Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: premvijay on January 10, 2010, 02:31:54 AM thanks for such an early response but i dont have anyone here in my area who is into RC stuff. As i am a begineer what do u mean by "try to bind it with his tx/rx" ???
Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: jerry on January 10, 2010, 03:02:18 AM Well Binding is only for 2.4Ghz Tx/Rx systems. Once you bind the tx to your rx, the rx will only accepts commands from the binded tx. That means you will be interference free.
But if you have a regular Tx you have to make sure no one is flying a model with your same frequency. Like if you have a 72Mhz Tx your friends cannot fly with you if his tx is 72Mhz. You will get interference and will crash or put your or your friends model in danger. As long as you dont have any instruments to test the transmission of your Tx, using your friends is the best option. If you are convinced that your Tx and rx is malfunctional. Ask the forum members with similar radio tx to test it whether its functional or not. You might have to send it to them. Its all a matter of trust :) Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: premvijay on January 10, 2010, 03:16:49 AM Thans pal
Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: Rao on January 10, 2010, 04:15:25 AM Well Binding is only for 2.4Ghz Tx/Rx systems. Once you bind the tx to your rx, the rx will only accepts commands from the binded tx. That means you will be interference free. But if you have a regular Tx you have to make sure no one is flying a model with your same frequency. Like if you have a 72Mhz Tx your friends cannot fly with you if his tx is 72Mhz. You will get interference and will crash or put your or your friends model in danger. Even in 72 MHz frequency there are 50 channels. Problems occur only if more than one flyer are flying on the same channel only. Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: jerry on January 10, 2010, 11:54:44 AM exactly.. :thumbsup:
Title: Re: how to test if rc transmitter/receiver is working or not/ Post by: ankur on February 24, 2010, 02:10:37 PM Guys how do we test if the receiver and the transmitter is working, allthough when the receiver is switched on the servos move a small amount but how can we check for sure whether or not our radio and crystals are fine or not.thanks for the advices :salute: not dure but,this problem may also occur if servos are not all right |