How are the other two channels operated? I need a separate channel &amp; servo for shifting. I'm unsure how this pistol style reciever can do that?
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I use the radio for a rock crawler. It works four wheel steering, forward and reverse. I'm not sure how it would work for shifting. Maybe check out the Futaba website, or some of the r/c forums. Sorry I could not help more.
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With the FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter I was able to change from mode 1 and 2 freely from the controller. I do not know what the receiver is inherently though. this transmitter actually has 4 different modes for stick configuration. all of this can be changed from the setting on the controller.
1241886
the tone controls only work on one channel. the other channel is "straight through" with only the "cut" knob effecting it...........other than the reverb works on both channels.
1159807
either one can be used as a transmitter or receiver. They have side switches to dictate that.
1407149
RTK. I have some of these units. They work really well. I only use the transmitter portion, so I have a couple of receivers laying around. If you would them, just let me know.
2008630
hi okay what I notice is you cannot change channels and both TVs what I did was I bought a pyramid which allows me to point the remote control to the receiver without it being in the room and it will change channels I have in my master bedroom the sender And In my kitchen I have the receiver those are the two small boxes that come In the transmitter packageso the signal is coming from My master bedroom to the kitchen television the pyramid connects To the satellite or cable box the pyramid expand the range of the remote control
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Actually I just received my hog 20 and that 2nd input in the back will NOT play simultaneously with the one in front. I called Pignose and was told by them that that 2nd input in the rear is provided in case the front one fails since they often are subject to rough use out on the street etc. When you plug into one of the two inputs, it stops the other from taking a signal. The tech at Pignose suggested trying to use a 2 to 1 splitter/combiner cable ( apoor man's mixer he called it) which he says works about 80% of the time.
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I'm a little unclear. Do you mean at the same time? If so, its not advisable. If you mean one at a time, then the cable goes through the receiver portion of a semiauto pistol and the receiver of the rifle as well. If you mean a revolver, it will go through the chamber of one in your revolver wheel.
261431
If the receiver has two preouts it is meant for two separate subs. If just running one sub on your system then you just need to use one cable from your receiver to your sub and leave the other preout alone.
1034439
No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow.
2283639
There are only 3 channels, no 4th. It can be set up to do several things, but not tied to a 3 position switch. I would suggest you google and download the manual, as it will explain the limitations better.
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This is a 2-channel opener. From the literature I have, it looks like the 2nd button could be used as an opener for a second garage door, which I don't need. From the factory each channel comes programmed with a different random code. Each channel must be changed to match the transmitter being used if you need both channels. I changed only one, so only one button works for me. The 2nd button is not for controlling the light.
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As far as I can tell, it was probably designed for programming and channel mixing. For example, ailerons can often be controlled with a single channel on the transmitter and a single channel on the receiver (and a Y splitter for the servos). However, some people like to use two channels on the transmitter and receiver to control the ailerons. This allows you to adjust subtrims and servo movement independently. Some people want to take this a step further and have a knob or switch on the transmitter modify the output of the two aileron channels to create flaperons. In this example, you are still only using two channels on the receiver for the ailerons, but you are using 2 channels on the transmitter for the ailerons and a third channel on the transmitter to monitor the value of the knob/switch used to modify the aileron output. BTW, if you don't know, flaperons are when you make both ailerons lower themselves (like flaps) to provide extra lift, while still allowing them to move independently like normal ailerons.
1982000
On the back side of the receivers (outlets) down in the lower corner it will have a sticker or printed on the unit, "A', "B", "C" and so on. I actually want one in channel "B" so that will be a requirement for me. The multiple channels allow operation of more than three outlets in proximity to one another.
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It has 5 seperate inputs but you are not required to use all of them. It will operate using just 1 center channel if your receiver only outputs 1 channel.
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Paul is correct. You need 2 seperate moduls to make this work. Not including the reciever. Distribution module and line input (composite audio).
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I would think you would have to have 5 channels. Never thought about it but the remote and chopper probably have limited choices. Could be completely wrong.