Are these trucks capable of running simultaneously without interference? Thinking of buying two for my twins. Thanks
1511245
My husband and I looked at the packaging and remote. It is NOT a multi-channel remote. So, we would guess that if you bought two of them there is a chance that they may be on the same channel and you wouldn't be able to change them.
336725
I have used two of them strung together without any noticeable interference . I also noticed no volume drop over the distance. The only problem I did have were people acciditly pulling the wire out by stepping on it. I hope this helps you! Good luck.
1397633
yes and you may also need them to be at different frequencies to avoid interference with each other.
1181262
It depends on the given space within your truck. They're not built for a single cab truck which would usually call for a slim speaker box. In order to hook up two of these you would need to have two RCA outputs (i.e. from your head unit), unfortunately these only have built in inputs. So you would not be able to run one box off the other. Make sense?
179266
Amazing. you could actually turn them around so they are not facing each other at that distance. iv used them over 400+ft with the trucks and other obstacles in the way. I am a traveling IT guy and have 5 sets. Best thing i have ever invested in.
105906
We use the headsets for remotes and broadcasting high school football games. No issues with interference In either environment. Only buzzing noise is always due to connections on mixer. Hope that helps.
784393
Good question for the company. As a new user, I don't know. I don't have a Prius! ;~) I'd expect that the devices (these, cars, garage-door-openers, etc.) have (somewhat) unique frequencies so they're less likely to interfere with each other.
2035532
I have the 4x4 model. Yes they can output any combination at the same time.
1484219
Hiwe have the same problem. i bought two for my boys and the same controller runs both cars. so---no nothing that we know of to do. looks like it could be done but I don't know how (I am the MIMI and don't know electronics though---someone else might be better to answer it).
307296
Yes, which is part of the problem. There is no limit. You can be competing with many other people in the vicinity for the same frequency. Fortunately, the low power limits the competition and interference.
114533
In my opinion they would have to be very carefully spaced. I am not sure about having any overlapping fields of signal. (call the company)I would not recommend that type of use as these units don't have all the controls that the in-ground systems have.It may work but I would not recommend it but I would call the company. They may have larger control system that don't need wires.
304369
Both vehicles scan and find an unused channel within the 2.4ghz bandwidth. Race away! You will have no problem.
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No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the brakes and it straightens everything out.You won't be disappointed. No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the... » Read More No it's fine. They remain paired continuously . I hadn't towed my trailer in well over a year I just plugged it in and off we go. I really can't recommmend this system enough. It's that good.I have a 1951 Chevy pick up (straight six) and I tow a 1961 Airstream. We have just returned from an 8 hour journey and I didn't have a single issue. If I had to stop on a hill the hand brake on the pick up couldn't hold both the truck and trailer. I simply pushed the button on the side of the controller and it easily held everything. If I was going down a steep hill a slight touch of the brakes and it straightens everything out.You won't be disappointed. « Show Less
381986
No. Each one runs on a separate controller. I would assume the company makes a add on to control both.
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We have 3 of these boats...I wasn't thinking when I ordered to request 3 different frequencies, but 2 of the boats did come with different frequencies. So my 2 boys with the same frequency boats just take turns. We run them on a lake...over and over and have had no problems at all.
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Yes you can run them by either. Pretty good sound...I use them outside mostly by the pool and on the patio. No interference.
1798474
We use 2 sets simultaneously without issue, however you do have to make sure say 4 and 5 aren't powerful people. and don't place speakers too close to where actors are, as this can cause interference. I find them much better than shures. We do use them for out door performances though, so not sure about inside.