Does it really have multiple frequencies as described? "Dashboard-style R/C controller with multiple frequencies"
575881
It does not have multiple frequencies. The set of cars have different frequencies so that you can operate two different cars at the same time. We got this one and the green one (forget the name right now). I played with my 9 year old for hours. We did not have the battery issue described by another reviewer. The cars ran fast. When our neighbor brought his much more expensive RC car over, he dusted us at first. But when we popped in new batteries, we ran circles around him. These cars are a good buy, but you will need to make sure you get another car set to a different frequency.
575882
No, It wasn't a good buy. No matter what kind of batteries we used, the car would go extremely slow. My little cousin was bored with it within the hour. Would not recommend buying.
1661480
there does not appear to be a frequency adjustment button. however, it may be hidden in the software idk. my other keyboard that is a logitech has that feature so mine do not conflict. i would think they would have different frequencies like rc cars, but if you get the same ones you would be most likely screwed.
172698
I have to say fixed frequency , I think it runs in the 660 to 880 MHz range depends on what else you use in that range, even then what are the odds of anything being on that same freq.
108471
yes, as long as the frequencies on the remote controls are different. usually the different color cars have different frequencies and frequency chips are cheap and easily changed because this happens a lot (think about how many cars are running at the rc car race track).hope this helps...also, you might want to search the internet for frequency chip changes. you will be amazed at how easy it is to change them, if necessary.
1740875
Hello Hai Pham, i think so that the devices have his own frequency. But i'm not exactly shure, course i've only one system. For get safe informations about this, you should contact the support team of this device. See here: http://www.nyrius.com/support/?i=8Best RegardsThorsten
706168
No, but it helps. Most agencies of every type use multiple frequencies now. Either assigned for different uses (dispatch calls, information, SWAT, detectives, etc.) or in a trunking scheme (multiple frequencies that change via computer control). By using the search feature, you can pick these up, but it may take you a while to decipher who is who and why. You can search on the internet for frequencies in your area, or become acquainted with a ham operator, or even call your local news radio station. All of these sources could probably help you out with local freq's.
864870
My understanding is that each has a unique frequency. However, to be certain, I would suggest calling Dogtra directly. They have excellent customer service! I lost our transmitter and they were so helpful in the purchase of a replacement.
201891
Sorry I misread the question. I looked through all the info I have there is no mention of the frequency of the remote.
185085
If it is a model XC600i, then it is a 6-station controller. The 4-station model is a XC400i. I got the XC600i and it controls 6 stations. Don't know about the problem in the description.
1501178
Yes, the UAP-AC outdoor is both bands. The clients' frequency is displayed in the controller view. The controller allows restriction two one band or the other (and allows simultaneous usage, too).
1700753
They allow you to have three frequencies in case you have other rc copters to use at the same time. That way you control one copter rather than multiple copters with one controller.
1428330
I purchased 3 for my family last Christmas. They all played at the same time, but there did seem to be some problems with frequencies if they were in the same room or same part of the house when they were playing with the car. My suggestion would be to get different types for each of the grandsons. Hope this will help.
746398
It is fine to have them all in the same frequency band. I have 4 running in the same band with no issues.
910203
not possible with mine, it seems to be set at one frequency. I would like to know that frequency myself.
172847
Very good question. I bought only one. It works pretty fine. Please let me know how to work with two station in case you find out.
1995285
I would not think the two systems interchange. My guess is different frequencies. Check with the manufacturer.
424633
Here is a link to the PDF that contains the frequencies. The various frequencies used by the Samson unit are on page 68.http://www.samsontech.com/site_media/support/manuals/Airline77_AH1_OM_v5.pdfYou can use these to help prevent conflicts with your existing system.