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| | | Author: | Akir  | | Posted: | Feb 10, 2022 13:00 | | Subject: | How do I test RC parts? | | Viewed: | 94 times | | Topic: | General | |
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| Hey all,
apologies for double posting, I'm hoping to be seen by someone who can help
this time:
I have these:
[p=5292]
but I'm missing the remote control. Is there a way to test whether the receiver
and engines work or not without having the remote? There is an on/off switch
on the receiver, but I suspect that just refers to the receiving, right? It's
not going to move without getting
a signal from somewhere?
Any suggestions appreciated!
Thanks,
Patrick
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| | | | | Author: | taxan | | Posted: | Feb 10, 2022 14:38 | | Subject: | Re: How do I test RC parts? | | Viewed: | 47 times | | Topic: | General | |
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| In General, stearns writes:
| | Hey all,
apologies for double posting, I'm hoping to be seen by someone who can help
this time:
I have these:
[p=5292]
but I'm missing the remote control. Is there a way to test whether the receiver
and engines work or not without having the remote? There is an on/off switch
on the receiver, but I suspect that just refers to the receiving, right? It's
not going to move without getting
a signal from somewhere?
Any suggestions appreciated!
Thanks,
Patrick
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For the engine just connect a 9V battery to test it.
The receiver, if you have a LEGO sender from the same era 2002-2003 try to see
if that works (remember there are 3 channels on the receiver and you may be lucky
on one of those).
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