Did they fix the binding issue? That being if you had 2 vehicles on that the transmitter was bound to, even if you didn't have that rc's 'profile' you would end up controlling BOTH at the same time.
@@WY-DaveZ71hello and thanks for watching. They did fix this issue on the rc6gs and the settings for this were called id seed. On the new RadioLink RC8X the settings are there to program the cars to work individually but the directions aren’t that straightforward. You have to go to model select and enter your model name. Then go to receiver settings select what receiver you are using and the servo speed you would like to use. Then the important part of this setup is well still in receiver settings go to subsidiary mode and select ID ON. Then select ID Setting. Start off at ID _1 for the first receiver. Now power on the cars receiver and now bind it to the controller. Be careful your car doesn’t run away. If adding a second car receiver, just repeat this process but use ID_2 for the second receiver in subsidiary ID setting. This will bind the receiver to the controller individually and allow you to control what car you would like to use with both of the receivers still powered on. All you have to do at this point is switch what vehicle you would like to use in the model select menu. Just make sure every receiver you bind has a different ID_#, if you enter the same ID _# you will still connect to two of the same receivers if they have the same ID_# Hopefully this help you out and thank again for watching.
Here is a link to my new video about this binding issue. Thanks for the new video idea and I hope it helps you out. Thanks and happy new year. th-cam.com/video/ZTwdy7Ci4-8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lKWgH8RVPi6tjsd1
Did they fix the binding issue? That being if you had 2 vehicles on that the transmitter was bound to, even if you didn't have that rc's 'profile' you would end up controlling BOTH at the same time.
@@WY-DaveZ71hello and thanks for watching. They did fix this issue on the rc6gs and the settings for this were called id seed. On the new RadioLink RC8X the settings are there to program the cars to work individually but the directions aren’t that straightforward. You have to go to model select and enter your model name. Then go to receiver settings select what receiver you are using and the servo speed you would like to use. Then the important part of this setup is well still in receiver settings go to subsidiary mode and select ID ON. Then select ID Setting. Start off at ID _1 for the first receiver. Now power on the cars receiver and now bind it to the controller. Be careful your car doesn’t run away. If adding a second car receiver, just repeat this process but use ID_2 for the second receiver in subsidiary ID setting. This will bind the receiver to the controller individually and allow you to control what car you would like to use with both of the receivers still powered on. All you have to do at this point is switch what vehicle you would like to use in the model select menu. Just make sure every receiver you bind has a different ID_#, if you enter the same ID _# you will still connect to two of the same receivers if they have the same ID_#
Hopefully this help you out and thank again for watching.
Here is a link to my new video about this binding issue. Thanks for the new video idea and I hope it helps you out. Thanks and happy new year.
th-cam.com/video/ZTwdy7Ci4-8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lKWgH8RVPi6tjsd1