Etronix specializes in high-quality radio control electrical equipment, including transmitters, receivers, servos, and chargers for RC racers and pilots.
Etronix is a widely recognized brand in the radio-controlled (RC) model industry, offering a comprehensive range of electrical electronics and accessories for RC enthusiasts. A division of CML Distribution Limited, Etronix provides reliable and high-performance radio gear, including 2.4GHz FHSS wheel radio systems, digital transmitters, and receivers. Their product lineup also covers essential RC components like steering servos, motors, electronic speed controllers (ESCs), and charging equipment to keep racers, boaters, and pilots performing their best.
Whether you are upgrading an existing RC car, boat, or surface model, Etronix delivers precision control and durable components designed for hobbyists of all skill levels. Their radio systems frequently feature built-in failsafes, telemetry data, and customizable endpoints, ensuring safe and optimized operation of nitro, gas, and electric-powered models.
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With the transmitter turned on in binding mode (often holding the bind or enter button while powering on), supply power to the receiver. The receiver's LED will begin to flash. Press the bind button on the receiver until the LED flashes rapidly then settles to a solid light, indicating successful binding.
Move and hold the throttle trigger to your desired failsafe position (neutral for electric models, brake for nitro models). While holding this position, press and hold the receiver's bind/fail-safe button for 3-4 seconds until the LED flashes and returns to solid.
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A slowly flashing LED usually indicates that the receiver is disconnected or has not received a valid signal from the transmitter. Ensure your transmitter is powered on, the batteries are fully charged, and the receiver is properly bound.