Do all 8 jets have to be on at once or can the top 4 work Independently from the bottom 4 jets?
1538205
They don't all have to be on. You can do four and four. Honestly I don't actually use that feature bc the water pressure is so low.
1538206
you can have it either way, only 4 top, only bottom 4 or all 8 jets together.
1538207
All 8 jets do not work at once.It's working jets either top 4 or low 4 only.
1538208
The top 4 work independently from the bottom 4 jets. You turn the dial for each setting. I love this shower!!!
1538209
The device is designed so that all 8 jets do not come on at the same time. Users can cheat the selector so that all nozzles/jets come on but it's not a designed function.
1538210
The selector handle can select ONLY ONE of the functions - shower head, handheld shower, top four body jets, bottom body jets, or tub filler - at the SAME time. So it really isn't designed to run shower and body jets. You can leave the handle half way between two functions and get a little of both functions. I believe one of those combinations is the shower and top four jets, both sets/all 8 body jets, Shower and handheld, handheld and tub filler.
1057471
There are two sets of jets each with there own controls. The upper two sets are controlled by one fauctet and the bottom two controlled by another faucet. So basically there is a faucet for the shower head, one for the handheld shower, two for the jets(1 for upper two pannels, 1 for lower two panels) one for the faucet and a temperature control. Hope this helps
2047589
I am running a single hub, that controls 4 blasters. Each port on the back of the hub controls two blasters that are spliced together. If you splice them together, be careful not to cross the wires...positive to positive and neg to neg.
1602180
If flashes and strobes are set to "slave" you need only one transmtter and receiver for one flash/ strobe to fire off the others. If you want to group you need more fir each grouped unit.
979616
That is how I'm using it. No ailerons for me either. It will try to output, but no servos will be connected, so it just goes nowhere. The other two work just fine this way.
746398
It is fine to have them all in the same frequency band. I have 4 running in the same band with no issues.
2270228
Yes you can set all 4 before starting them. Then start them 1 at a time. You can't start all of them at once.
495157
Hi - From what I understand. No - the cars (if you did order three) they would not be able to operate all three at same time. They have same frequency. Hope this helps.
1424908
b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz transmitter technology, well over 100+ remote controlled Helicopters, airplanes, and cars can run at the same time without interference issues. b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz... » Read More b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz transmitter technology, well over 100+ remote controlled Helicopters, airplanes, and cars can run at the same time without interference issues. « Show Less
246465
no you can use one at a time. but if you both at the same time it doesn't cut down on the efficient.
2035532
I have the 4x4 model. Yes they can output any combination at the same time.
1456896
You will have to cross legs. Not a romantic environment as each of the 4 seats are one person wrap around not allowing two to sit together. Also the jets are at all the same level about 18" up from the seat so not effective on the lower pack or neck.
2107730
yes but not all at the same time. if your running your hvac unit, you wont be able to run a bunch of anything else
1997705
Because some machines (like mine) use the 1 at a time? And because 2 is too few and 4 is too many?
764541
Individually yes, but all on the same system it won't have enough juice. I would suggest running the 6x9's and the 4x6's off this and then doing something else for the sub
1284673
1, 2 or have all 4 hooked up at the same time. It's stated in the description.
2047592
You can control four devices with a single hub, deploying the two blasters provided within the cabinet as needed, i.e., as allow the best connectivity/responsiveness. Is it possible you're confusing a reference to two blasters associated with the hub, with the number of components that can be controlled with the Ultimate?