I think the seller has tried to warn me that this would happen.
But their communication is quite terrible. I didn’t see the message, and once I did (today when logging back on alliexpress) it only makes sense once I know they’re not going to send me the receiver.
ugh, that is so dumb, somewhere in the middle of the page (advertising Remote AND Receiver) it says this cryptic phrase :
"According to their own requirements, please choose the type of need,if you want to remote control, according your electric skateboard’s model to choose, if you want to receiver, please see clearly whether your choice "
im not sure where but i saw that one guy somehow paired his remote… he pressed on a button or something and it did pair… try to look up ‘‘comparison of remotes’’ or something thread. I think @mmaner started it…
Im not sure will this work for every remote, though! I just remember someone saying he did it… but later some others concluded that he has an extra button on the remote or something…
Given how the remote looks inside, a main board with a little daughter board for the wireless coms. I’m pretty sure it’d be possible to reverse engineer the protocol and graft an xbee transmitter instead of the original benchwheel one.
Anyone willing to give a logic analyzer for this project ?
Yeah I did, they were going to send me a receiver for an extra £14, but the the person I was dealing with told me that they can’t be paired once they leave the factory!! So I had to cancel my order.
I’ve since found out that they can indeed be paired at any time!
I got the same vague insinuations about firmware and pairing for “diy mode” not working outside the factory. This is a shame since their remote looks better than the Kama nunchuck I settled on. But I would rather not give my money again to a deceitful company.