Which one does what?

[Architex]

I've been wondering which adjustments are handled by the remote and which are handled by the coil. It's obvious that the coil handles frequency because you can hear it switch when you change the freq. But what about the other adjustments?

The reason for asking is:

1) I have too much spare time and

2) I've been thinking about having 2 remotes on the machine at the same time - obviously tuned to the same coil and on the same freq, program,etc. (tones would be a problem). One "advantage" might be having one on horseshoe and the other on x-y. Maybe 2 sensitivity settings, two GB settings, how far can I go?

I realize this is clear off the deep end but interesting anyway.

 

[Lodge Scent]

Interesting concept Architex. Not quite "clear off the deep end" thinking, it's not like you are saying the world is flat

I am thinking the coil controls too many of the settings so it wouldn't be much use , but I really am not sure. My other thought is that even if you could run two controllers it might be easier just toggling to an adjacent program. We'll see what the techies have to say about this. But I do like your thinking !

 

[Architex]

Thank you for calling it "thinking" !
If nothing else with another remote I could add 8 more programs to my already swollen list.
But I suspect you're right, coil controls most, remote just gives directions.