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Binding two transmitters to one receiver?

Posted by Richard Manley on October 4, 2014 at 2:30am
Is it possible to bind two radio transmitters to one receiver?Example: bind radio-1 transmitter to receiver-A, also bind radio-2 to receiver-A. Control receiver-A with radio-1...turn off radio-1...turn on Radio-2...controll receiver-A with radio-2. Without rebinding.Senerio-person one has their favorite radio with personal setting, and person two has their own radio with personal setting, but both want to use the same vehicle at separate time without having to rebind.I have read that this isn't possible because the receiver only stores one ID in memory, but in the post below, this guy said did it and it works.http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread.php?8947983-Multiple-radio-s-connected-binded-with-one-receiverThanks for the help,Rich

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  • Bornlove September 24, 2018 at 2:16am

    Hi @iskess, can you help me doing that what you have done with DragonLink, i need to try doing that take off with one pilot of different location and Landing with different one located in different geographical coordinate, your help will be much appreciated

    iskess said:

    You never said what radio you are using. I'm doing this with DragonLink to land in a different place than takeoff, with a different pilot.
    There are also wireless buddy box systems sold cheap on hobbyking that allow to Rx on the airplane, and the ability to switch between them.
    Binding two transmitters to one receiver?
    Is it possible to bind two radio transmitters to one receiver? Example: bind radio-1 transmitter to receiver-A, also bind radio-2 to receiver-A. Cont…
  • Richard Manley October 4, 2014 at 2:58pm
    Thanks
    I think this will work better than binding to TXs to one RX.
  • Richard Manley October 4, 2014 at 12:39pm
    Thanks for the help. I'm currently using the flysky fs-th9x, but I can use anything that works.
    I really want to control the vehicle with a computer or micro-processor, but to be able to take controll if/ when things go wrong.

    Can you explain the busy box?
    Thanks, rich
  • iskess October 4, 2014 at 10:24am
    You never said what radio you are using. I'm doing this with DragonLink to land in a different place than takeoff, with a different pilot.
    There are also wireless buddy box systems sold cheap on hobbyking that allow to Rx on the airplane, and the ability to switch between them.
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