Transponder Questions
#1
Transponder Questions
I'm new to rc racing and in the process of building my car. I purchased a Spektrum DX2E Radio which comes with an SR200 receiver. The receiver only has 2 channels. Steering, throttle, and a spot for the bind plug. If I purchase a transponder where do I plug it in. Would it just go into the bnd slot. Or is this setup not suitable?
#2
Tech Elite
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I'm new to rc racing and in the process of building my car. I purchased a Spektrum DX2E Radio which comes with an SR200 receiver. The receiver only has 2 channels. Steering, throttle, and a spot for the bind plug. If I purchase a transponder where do I plug it in. Would it just go into the bnd slot. Or is this setup not suitable?
Last edited by AreCee; 05-30-2012 at 04:42 PM.
#3
Good to know. Thank you
#4
Tech Rookie
O. K. I'm a newb
What is a transponder and what is it for?
#5
Tech Adept
The term is a portmanteau for Transmitter-responder.
It is needed for Lap timing.
The link goes to the most common used System in RC.
http://www.mylaps.com/index.php/emea...es/B2C/rc/home
Cruise
It is needed for Lap timing.
The link goes to the most common used System in RC.
http://www.mylaps.com/index.php/emea...es/B2C/rc/home
Cruise
#6
Tech Champion
It’s for lap counting when racing. Each RC has a transponder that signals the track’s lap counter and timing software program for each lap.
Older transponders were “house” transponders that the track supplied and the racers shared. Most now use a “personal” transponder (aka PT) that the racer buys and leaves in the RC, makes the race program run much smoother. Like the MyLaps Cruise linked to.
Older transponders were “house” transponders that the track supplied and the racers shared. Most now use a “personal” transponder (aka PT) that the racer buys and leaves in the RC, makes the race program run much smoother. Like the MyLaps Cruise linked to.
Last edited by Dave H; 06-03-2012 at 01:31 PM. Reason: kant spel