Radio gear

[Bodge Job]

I was just thinking though some options, and was wondering how I could connect multiple receivers to one transmiter, in the past it would be easy, just use a few 40 MHz fm receivers, connected to one transmitter, but due to the change of rules, I can't do that. So I don't know the alternative options. I could butcher to transmitters together, or do some fancier transmitters, have the ability to be binded to multiple receivers? I don't have much experience withe the more expensive ones, so I don't know whether I could. Like what did stinger do after the rule change? Thanks

[harry hills]

bound 2 rx's to the same tx.

[lewisantweight]

look on technobots there is 40 quid radio sets tht r really good

[archie2000]

Billy's selling his spektrum and there's another dx6i for sale from a fw.
you could always enquire about those

[Bodge Job]

Thanks, but Can I do it with any controlers, or just spectrum?

[harry hills]

you can probably do it with others.

[craig_colliass]

I have just got a radio set from Technobots for £40 our something around that, and I will probably be buying some more.
I got it for Spiderbot as 2 channels are all I am likely to need. This radio is very much It dose what it says on the tin stuff but that's all we need.

[Max]

Why do you need 2 receivers?

[craig_colliass]

I got it for Spiderbot as 2 channels are all I am likely to need

Sorry perhaps it was the phrasing, I mean one receiver and just using two channels off the one receiver

[razerdave]

In answer to the original question, if you have a 2.4GHz radio set (spektrum, Planet 5, Radio Link), you take however many receivers you want and bind them to the same transmitter like you would normally. When you power them up they should both bind. Stinger is set up like this, with a receiver in each wheel.