Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Radio Equipment => Topic started by: Tom@Crewe on January 12, 2012, 02:50:10 pm
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My transmitter after years of service will not bind with any of my 4 AR500 receivers. I have done binding many times with no problem, thought it was the receiver at first but now all 4 don't work and all control over previously bound receivers does not work.
Has anyone had same problem?? or Know the cure??
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Have a word with Horizon Hobby UK Ltd (01279 641097)
http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/index.html (http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/index.html)
Absolutely first class service, second to absolutely none :-))
Last time i used them my OUT of warranty repair was free!, had a load of receivers updated...yep for FREE, and they were only away for a day :-)) :-))
No connection with Horizon, just a well happy customer.
Mark
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And I have come to it today and Transmitter and all 4 receivers are binding and working fine. Perfect.
I am in my workshop where I usually set up But I am now wondering if there was a interfering signal in the area yesterday?
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I did have a similar problem last year - got to the water and my boat wouldn't respond. When I got home still the same, tried another Rx - the same. Then I rebound them both and everything worked %) :o.
Barrie
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I know this sounds strange but sometimes they won't bind if they are too close together. I have no idea why, perhaps the signal is swamped?? They are also very voltage dependent.
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Broadband wireless hubs are on 2.4 GHz Can be a problem if in the same room.
Fluorescent lights can also be a problem when trying to bind RX/TX
CCTV (wireless) is also 2.4GHz
Etc Etc 2.4 Ghz is used everywhere now.
Not a problem once binding has taken place
But can cause problems whilst binding.
Ned
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The transmitter batterys have to be tip top if there starting to get low you will have binding problems :-))
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Tried to re-bind another truck today and the problem has returned.....BUT!
This time I found the real problem I was having, just one of my binding plugs is faulty there in no continuity from one pin to the other.
What a relief now knowing the problem is solved.
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Thats good news Tom. Thank you for posting the answer to your problem. Sadly so many dont leaving us to wonder what the cure was John.