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matt76
05-03-2014, 08:24 PM
Guys

I have a Sanwa Gemini X transmitter and 2 receivers as i want to run both 2wd and 4wd.

My problem is after binding the first car, then changing model and binding the second car, the transmitter will control both cars at the same time if both are left switched on, I've tried to re-bind several times with no joy!

Is this normal for Sanwa or am I doing something wrong? :confused:

Cheers

Matt

bigred5765
05-03-2014, 09:20 PM
normal don't leave them both switched on

matt76
05-03-2014, 10:06 PM
So you could drive car 1 on model 2's setting which would have the wrong end points, etc....... Should be interesting !

Thanks for the info.

bigred5765
05-03-2014, 11:10 PM
yip left my sons 4wd switched on ran to the track with his 2wd just in time for the start of his heat, when we got back the wife said his 4wd took off jumped of the end of the table and tried to drive straight up the tent wall lucky she knew how to unplug it lol

TARTMAN
05-03-2014, 11:49 PM
they will be different for each car/RX.

you will find you can run either car/rx on either model setting, but each will only be set correctly on the right model on the TX.

do NOT have both cars switched on, simple.

one at a time on what model its programmed to and all will be OK.

I forgot to change the TX model once and could not work out why my 4wd had no brakes, steering was off and end point wrong........... then realised.

matt76
06-03-2014, 06:28 AM
yip left my sons 4wd switched on ran to the track with his 2wd just in time for the start of his heat, when we got back the wife said his 4wd took off jumped of the end of the table and tried to drive straight up the tent wall lucky she knew how to unplug it lol

Haha that's what I was worried about, it could be dangerous, my old Core code tx use to put the other models into fail-safe mode when not selected, so you couldn't drive another model by mistake.

Least I know I've not done it wrong

Thanks for the replies :thumbsup: