How to reduce EMI on the Red Racer and Racer 2

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WestTn

Member

Apr 26, 2016

Whenever EMI seems to be a problem with the Red Racer or Racer 2, you first need to find the best frequency to operate on. By simultaneously pulling the trigger and pressing either the right or left button you can toggle between channels 1 thru 5 to find the cleanest sounding channel. Pick the channel with the least wavy sounds or interference and then you can lower gain to smooth out any remaining EMI, then proceed to ground balance as the final step before you hunt.
GL&HH
WestTennessee