Hi, I have a question about a basic binding concept between transmitter model and drones.
I have 2 drones (A and B) and 1 Jumper T-lite transmitter. The T-lite has 2 models (A & B) for Drone A & B. Both drones are equipped with the same TX receiver model, Futaba R2000SBM S bus.
And I am expecting each receiver has an unique radio frequency although those product model are same. So, a model should only control the binding receiver only.
However, for instance, modelA works for DroneA. Then I switched to modelB in T-lite, but DroneA still can fly with modelB. I am expecting modelB should be able to control only DroneB, but not DroneA. This result confuses me so much!!
Is this experiment right? Or do I misunderstand something? In other words, can we bind multi receivers to one model accidentally?
Please let me know what's missing, thank you!
I have 2 drones (A and B) and 1 Jumper T-lite transmitter. The T-lite has 2 models (A & B) for Drone A & B. Both drones are equipped with the same TX receiver model, Futaba R2000SBM S bus.
And I am expecting each receiver has an unique radio frequency although those product model are same. So, a model should only control the binding receiver only.
However, for instance, modelA works for DroneA. Then I switched to modelB in T-lite, but DroneA still can fly with modelB. I am expecting modelB should be able to control only DroneB, but not DroneA. This result confuses me so much!!

Is this experiment right? Or do I misunderstand something? In other words, can we bind multi receivers to one model accidentally?
Please let me know what's missing, thank you!