Can you run two boats at the same time without interferance from the radio signals?
1192097
Yes because you can bind each remote specially to each boat, just make sure you bind at separate times as not to duplicate the bind to more than one boat. It explains this easily in the Manuel!!!
1760114
If they are matching connectors, you might be able to. Remember though the longer the run, the more problems you will encounter with the signal and interference.
1210061
Yes but it needs to be set (programmed) to do one or the other; not both. They're cheap enough; use 2, one for each direction.
536939
Yes you can. Just be sure to sync one before you turn the other one on. Hope this helps.
480534
Yes you can run more than one. The signal devices use a wide spectrum to validate wave lengths and will choose the one with the least amount of interference. I run mine while my son uses his at the same time.
303819
no,have yet to find one that does that..This one runs 2 things on same time frame,not separate..
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
534886
No, it will only allow operation on one or the other not at the same time without coding.
1995137
I am not an expert on radios, like someone who is trying to sell you a transmitter for a boat, but I would think it would be ok. Of course there is the water issue but I would think you should be able to overcome that problem fairly easily. You might go to the site that specializes in boat transmitters and see what, if anything, makes theirs different. There are so many different way to setup your right and left turns and speed. I wish you good luck with your project. Robert
380525
Yes. There is a clip you can take out, then the diverted spins all the way around allowing both connections to be on simultaneously. It's all in the manual.
1114349
Hello Whoopsieriot. Regrettably I know nothing about frequencies, but I did encounter the problem you described. Another boat I bought from amazon operated on the same frequency making it impossible to race as one remote controlled the other.
895805
In my experience, this unit will not successfully operate more than one train at a time. You can indeed switch back and forth, but it is a complex and awkward proceedure. While one train remains running at the speed you set, you can operate the other. Unless you have a very big layout, this leaves one engine running by itself while you address the other one. Lionel's TMCC and MTH's DCC are much easier to use.
1243965
If two sources are connected at same time; both will be heard simultaneously. So it's your choice to listen either or both of them at a time, without changing cable.
132526
Yes. That may not be exactly what you're looking for, though - if the receiver and PC are too close to each other, then they might both get the signal, and carry out conflicting or duplicate commands.
1125285
Yes, as a matter of fact I have 2 Motorola radios and I can use all of them on the same frequency.
304371
Yes you can race them together, each run on their own frequency. You can run more than 20 grave digger and/or son-UVA digger without any conflicts
923859
Hi Edward, It comes with 2.4GHz Radio, you do not need to change frequency. You can race 2 at the same time. Thank you.