Maybe the answer is right in front of me, but how do you Bind the Micro Receiver to the Module. I don't see a blue button to do that like the others.

Thanks

Turn everything off.

Plug the bind plug into the battery/bind port. (Far left when you are looking at the receiver and can read Spektrum)

Turn on the car. Receiver should be flashing now.

Set failsafe positions, hold bind button and turn on your transmitter. After a few seconds the reciver will stop blinking and light solid. Remove the bind plug. You're all set to go.

PB

http://www.horizonhobby.com/ProdInfo...structions.pdf

I guess it's that "Bind Plug" that's keeping me from binding it to the Receiver. How do I get one of those or can I make one?..........I bought the Receiver used and did not get one of those.

Thanks for the info Guys!

All you have to do to make a bind plug is get a receiver plug, and take a small piece of wire and get in the gold plugs that go into the connector. Connect the wire to the 2 other holes.
Correct me if im wrong

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=SPM6802

Thanks Bro!

Surely bingo for you Gary, estimated arrival time maybe on 26/October, I am unpatient to wait, aaahhh, then I have to freeze myself!!!

Just get a receiver plug, and connect the signal wire and the negative wire together. Plug that into the bind port and you should be able to bind to your radio.

I feel your pain as I did have a Wii reserved for the release date.... I have been enjoying it ever since

are the Spektrum HRS Receivers for the 3PKS compatible with the Futaba 2.4ghz FASST Transmitter module??

No, Futaba uses a different archetecture DSM system called Frequency Hoppying Spread Spectrum, while Spektrum DSM uses Direct Sequency Spread Spektrum. The Futaba system jumps from frequency to frequency while in operation while Spektrum systems lock-on to one frequency when the radio is first turned on and stays on that frequency until the radio is turned off.

thanks RCGaryK i guess only Futaba receivers for me then.

I've got a question re: 3001 vs. 3500 receivers.

Is there any situation (other than wanting to run telemetry, which I don't) where the 3001 would be an advantage over the 3500? Is it potentialy more robust or is it just bigger?

Thanks,

Scottrik

just BIGGER - you mentioned telemetry already which is the primary difference