I have a TK50 in one of my Tigers and i have the transmitter setup the same as my TK80 and TK40's in other tanks.
I noticed that if you assign the sound volume to a switch that it doesnt react. In a similar setup on my older boards, I have SwD set for 0 volume and max volume... this doesnt seem to work on the TK50.
Anyone else having this 'issue'??
TK50 sound volume
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Re: TK50 sound volume
I guess I've never set my sound volume on a switch so I can really say. Not sure very people have the TK50 yet. The volume on my TK50s are done using a Taigen sound potentiometer.Cdn_Tanker wrote:I have a TK50 in one of my Tigers and i have the transmitter setup the same as my TK80 and TK40's in other tanks.
I noticed that if you assign the sound volume to a switch that it doesnt react. In a similar setup on my older boards, I have SwD set for 0 volume and max volume... this doesnt seem to work on the TK50.
Anyone else having this 'issue'??
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Re: TK50 sound volume
Hello, I also admit that I don't understand, how is this possible? On a TK 24 I have a position of a stick that allows me to activate the sound or stop it, do you want to do it? there is on some turntables, a program allowing the adjustment of the sound by a potentiometer on the transmitter
Re: TK50 sound volume
I think the op is talking about remote volume control, is this actually a tk50 feature?
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Re: TK50 sound volume
Correct... This was a feature on the TK80 and I believe the 40 (will have to check) Its was actually a handy feature when you couldnt access the volume pot. Setting it for 0 or 100% via a 2 way switch was convenient. The feature list of the TK50 is sparse at best (if at all)tomhugill wrote:I think the op is talking about remote volume control, is this actually a tk50 feature?
Thanks
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Just checked my Sherman... its got an 80 as does my Leo.. both use the 'remote' vol capability.. i find it hand when on the bench or talking to someone, makes it easy to flip the volume down to 0
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Re: TK50 sound volume
None of my tk40 have it but my tk80s doCdn_Tanker wrote:Correct... This was a feature on the TK80 and I believe the 40 (will have to check) Its was actually a handy feature when you couldnt access the volume pot. Setting it for 0 or 100% via a 2 way switch was convenient. The feature list of the TK50 is sparse at best (if at all)tomhugill wrote:I think the op is talking about remote volume control, is this actually a tk50 feature?
Thanks
edit...
Just checked my Sherman... its got an 80 as does my Leo.. both use the 'remote' vol capability.. i find it hand when on the bench or talking to someone, makes it easy to flip the volume down to 0