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How do you do it?
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you get a 'loopback' reciever plug.
if this plug is in one of the reciever plug slots, when the car is powered on the little reciever goes into bind mode. |
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Cheers Chris, I don't have the plug yet, it's in the post. Is it marked on the receiver which slot it plugs into?
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I can't remember,
it would be worth checking. I think it normally ends up being the battery slot, ch1 and ch2 normally have something in them. if you have a spare reciever plug you could just make one, check which wires are looped and DIY search for micro spec reciever pics, they normally have the pic of the bind plug, from memory I think its the ouside 2 pins of the 3 |
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here, a quick search and found this.
http://rcdriver.com/images/articles/scalpel/4.jpg looks like it is the 2 outside pins, just need to check which plug they connect into |
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im full of answers today
1) Put the bind plug into the BAT port of the receiver 2) Power up the receiver 3) Press and hold the bind button on the back of the Tx while turning on the transmitter. found inside this article http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?im...%3D1%26hl%3Den I don't even run for Helger/Horizon anymore
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Legend Chris. You deserve a pie.
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or some o-rings
![]() o-ring pie? actually, as we are being pretty random and the question is answered all ready. have you ever had chicken and noodle cup-a-soup - do they put o-rings in that? |
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They look like themz big orings that are used in the 8ight shocks....
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