Remote or reciever test troubleshooting 49mhz

I don't understand the 27/49 MHz reference.
Most radio control is 27 MHz.
Licence-free personal communication is 49MHz and in the real world the two frequencies are oceans apart.

Dual frequency band might be a good idea for a full function toy car but usually, considering a manufacturer doesn't often make something better than it needs to be, a radio control tends to be either one thing or the other and not both.

If the cars are available as either 27 or 49 MHz, don't ignore the possibility you might have a radio control that doesn't match the car.

Such toys are rarely built to anything but a mediocre or low quality and faulty goods are far from unknown. It would be wise to know something about what you have and how it works and reading the instructions thoroughly would be a good start.

Don't assume the batteries are all good and test them before fitting them. Ensure the batteries are fitted the right way around first time - the wrong way around could cause terminal damage to the electronics even if only for a few seconds.

If they are on the same channel then yes. Most rc cars have a sticker or some other marking on the box if they are available in different channels. Usual they use 27mhz and 49mhz bands. Some use one band but have a switch to change the coding used...but this is usually also indicated on the box.

I found those remotes on Amazon
49 MHZ is less than $20 USD
And 27 Mhzl about $30

I had the same problem and found I was able to use a remote from a similar Tyco R/C toy. Many of these R/C toys from the same manufacturer and era have compatible control signals and will work with another's controller if they are using the same frequencies. I found a similar 49Mhz Tyco remote from a local thrift store and it works for me, perhaps you can as well..

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I know you can use many different remotes of the 27157 model to control one receiver. There are several different reason why you may not be able to use the remote from one brand/model with another. The first is the frequency range may be different. One could be 27mhz and another could be 49mhz. Another reason is the code that is sent to the receiver by the remote to turn on the light or the fan varies from manufacturer to manufacturer and even from one model to the next from the same manufacturer. This is so there is less chance one remote/receiver commbination will interfere with another in the same location. That is why I say you will be very lucky to find an off model remote to work with your receiver.

most of my fan controls have done this to me. you know the reciever is working cuz the fan works fine. you need to dis assemble the remote completely and clean the contacts for the light button. mine are two small black dots that seem to keep getting slimey and wont work till i clean them, then all works like brand new again.

good luck.

you will have to do a number of elctrical tests to determine signal is being recieved etc.All the tests can be done with a cheap testlight'/probe.Some of the recievers/activators have internat/external fuses.The first test should be to check that the reciever/activator has a good supply of power.try that first and let me know if you need more assistance