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Jofaur86 wrote: Hello, for the transmitter? there must be some indication? brand, type, etc., or attach a photo, but I agree with Herman's opinion, for the flashing, if everything works normally, that means it's time to consider replacing the batteries,
Transmetteur 2,4 GHz Taigen

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Transmitter 2,4 GHz Heng Long

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I got 5 of these all work OK ive changed batteries a few time and swapped from one to the other,Thanks.

Does the red light flash when it's in 'binding' mode? Long time since l've bound a HL but it rings a bell, figuratively speaking!!

I done the rebind incase that would sort it but no joy,,
I noticed that the other ones beep when switched on this one don't

What I do not understand ? are you saying everything is working normally? and the light is flashing? is it the same transmitter for all your tanks? I'm trying to understand!!!

yes every thing working normally on tank,,
Transmitter is for this tank only,,
Batteries are OK

is this how you do it?
Turn on radio and tank, at this time the radio led is on and the tank leds flash.
- Press and hold the “start” button on the remote control and press and hold the ST button in the tank battery compartment. The tank will start, this indicates that the pairing was successful

Yes transmitter paired to tank OK, every thing works OK,
Just the annoying red light on transmitter keeps flashing
Think im going to put black tape on it lol

so I admit I don't know? indeed, if everything works, installing a cache will be the solution

You know when you are driving, and you hear a strange annoying noise, but everything is working as it should, so, you turn up the radio to drown it out
Therefore a square of insulation tape to hide the annoying flashing lamp sounds a good plan

I've never had this problem myself, but the way I see it, if everything is working as it should, it must be a glitch with the transmitter.
I only use 1.2 volt rechargeable AA batteries, and even their lower voltage hasn't caused this, and that's a whole 2.4 volts lower than recommended in the 8 battery transmitters.

Yes Son of a gun-ner i remember the days of the radio lol
just a glitch by the looks,every working so not a problem really just thought some one might have known why.