> … Does anyone know if you can control a new booster car with a
> standard controller. I understand that you wouldn’t get 2 speed, control,
> but would you be able to do it? My 4 channel controller is a dog…
> 2 feet max range….
No. :smiley6:The booster cars work on a differentcode and frequencybracket to the standard cars.
Just a note, too, on the subject title of this thread.The product you are referring to is a 4-*Band*, *3* Channel controller. Just wanted to clear that up :smiley2:
>Not much to set up. Of course, I used it with my standard car…Here’s
> all I did… Let me know if I’m missing something…set the frequency on
> the controller, and the a,b,c switch until I got control. Left and right
> steering is ok, but forward and backward are reversed. I understand
> that’s the way it works… Anyone have more they can contribute…
The reverse throttle is a symptom of a different code set between the controller and the car. Generally this will happen with an OEM car being used with the 4Band controller. Can you confirm that your ‘standard’ car is indeed an OEM/ODM unit?
> A thought: Perhaps range is better with the new 4 freq controller and the
>Booster car than with the 4 freq controller and the standard car. I bought
> a booster, but didn’t open it yet… anyone confirm or deny?
Doesn’t seem to be such a relationship from the cars/controllers I’ve seen. But you should be getting more than 2′ in any case….
Regards
Derek
