I have 2 older versions of the v 911 heli's. Will this copter bind up with my RC transimitter I already have?
340422
Yes, I think you can. My first cpoter(v911) was crashed, and have bought another one (only copter itself, not including a transimitter), and it worked.
340423
I only have the new versions,but my understanding is that the only difference between the older version is the battery. I have bought two replacement copters and they all worked.
340424
Sorry for answering so late Mike! As of last year there were no transmitters that would bond with this product except the factory transmitter that was provided. I did hear "Hobby King" had one that is supposed to be universal. I can't verify that though. If you find something please let us know. :)
340425
I have purchased several from amazon and other vendors including one that came from china. I haven't had any problems with any of them paring with either of the two transmitters I have. You may have to turn it on and off a couple of times to get a successful paring.
1910510
Yes. You can bind you champ transmitter to this plane. It is a good step up. I flew the champ first and then this one. Make sure you are flying in an open area. It is faster and takes a little more room than the champ.
1514953
I would look at real flight or phoenix you don't really need the same model as collective pitch helicopter are similar exp fly bar and fly bar less. This is not a beginner helicopter it is better to start with a co ax and go from there. The p phoenix flight Sim is compatible with the same transmitter that all blade helicopters can use. You might want to look at the heli freak forums (goggle it) the members there are a fountain of knowledge and are willing to help any one.
1326962
Yes. Unless a heli says BNF or bind-and-fly, it almost always includes the transmitter. If it's in the picture, it should be included.
890728
As far as I know, you cannot use the Spektrum transmitters for the WL V911. The Spektrum transmitters will work with most Blade heli's and quads.
94263
Yeah, the 4 channel ones allow sideways flight (strafing), and the stick controls thus match other 4 channel rc helis. The MCX control is also DSM2 standard and can be used with other helis, so you could save money on another one by buying BNF (bind and fly with nor remote).
796653
No I don't but how do u make the radio control communicate with the heli. Mine doesn't work.
333195
It's fixed, don't know why, but does not work as advertised! The heli is great though and because the lift is on a non springed joystick it's better, if it did switch modes then it would use the other side as lift. Which can cause a crash since its spring loaded, I'm assuming they have other controllers that do that and generic adaptation caused the misprinting. Good luck! And don't forget to switch the h-l setting and then also you can change the servo arm to the farthest position and the copter can fly much faster
677835
I have a 913 so I pulled up the 912 transmitter and they look identical however on Xhelie's websight I pulled up a 912 and under the transmitter it lists the other helicopters this transmitter will work with and the 913 isn't one of them, however that info may have been put there before they even came out with the 913, not only that if it doesn't work a 913 transmitter isn't that expensive so you don't have that much to lose. I would give it a try because the transmitters are identical and other then size they are the same helicopter.
2225047
Transmitter probably not synced up with heli(google how to sync it, or look at instructions)... whith everything move the left stick around if you dont hear anything radio not synced up..
911859
1) Possibly, but it's really most likely that the damage occurred during a crash, so it would be kind of you not to expect the seller to cover it.2) Most parts from the older version will fit the newer one, with the exception of the battery. If your batteries have 2 metallic strips that make contact in the heli, then the newer style (uses a small white plug) will not fit. Otherwise, you're pretty much good.Check out the forums at RCGroups. They have a HUGE thread for this heli that will answer all your questions.I'm active there as CX2Mike if you need any help, but the folks on the board are all very helpful. 1) Possibly, but it's really most likely that the damage occurred during a crash, so it would be kind of you not to expect the seller to cover it.2) Most parts from the older version will fit the newer one, with the exception of the battery. If your batteries have 2 metallic strips that make contact in the heli, then the newer style (uses a small white plug) will not fit. Otherwise, you're pretty much good.Check out the forums at RCGroups. They have a HUGE thread for this heli that will answer all your questions.I'm active there as CX2Mike if you need any help, but the... » Read More 1) Possibly, but it's really most likely that the damage occurred during a crash, so it would be kind of you not to expect the seller to cover it.2) Most parts from the older version will fit the newer one, with the exception of the battery. If your batteries have 2 metallic strips that make contact in the heli, then the newer style (uses a small white plug) will not fit. Otherwise, you're pretty much good.Check out the forums at RCGroups. They have a HUGE thread for this heli that will answer all your questions.I'm active there as CX2Mike if you need any help, but the folks on the board are all very helpful. « Show Less
713470
Yes.... The V922 is a 6ch Collective Pitch 3D Heli, It has the ability to fly inverted(upside down). And whats really cool about this little bird is it has two modes that you can fly in, Low and High, and it offers an Easy Switch, which when engaged in inverted flight, all your controls are the same as flying with the heli upright, (really cool functions for beginners). I recommend this Heli, for beginners as well as the experienced flyer....
1620556
Works with all servos in Syma x1, v911, v959, etc. No servos in the x1, sorry about that. Only complaint I have is FS-t6 does not control a CP heli, at least that I know of. I bought it for that. I am stupid, but it does work with servos via the receiver.
84541
The differences are the individual parts of the heli. If I remember correctly, the main difference is in the main rotor assembly. The standard has a mostly plastic main rotor assembly and the SE V2 has a mostly metal main rotor assembly. If you are a beginner RC heli pilot or if you are buying this for someone who is, the differences will probably be transparent. If you have experience with non-hobby grade helis, these fly a lot different. Once thing is for sure, you will need spare parts. I suggest purchasing a simulator (Pheonix or RealFlight heli) that uses an actual RC transmitter. These simulators are a little expensive (around $200) but well worth it in the long run. You will be able to learn to fly with out the heartache of crashing your actual heli. One more thing, RTF (ready to fly) doesn't mean just take it out of the box and go. You really need to learn about your heli and do some research about pre-flight checks and first time flight preparation procedures. While RC helis of this size and type are bought at toy stores and in toy departments, these are serious pieces of electronics and spinning blades that can hurt you or others if you don't take precautions. There are a lot of good websites and forums out there to help you learn. Its well worth the time and effort. It took me some time and I am definitely still learning, but I love to fly...and crash and fix and do it all again.
1454780
One a copter has been binded with a transmitter it should not interfere with other copter's. I will be blunt though.... I had no positive success with this model due to defects in the transmitter and circuitry in the copter itself. If your really die hard to use this model, you may have to tweak like many others have had.
840615
Sorry... not sure. When I looked up Propel SpeedStar copters on Amazon it came up with a V911.
1951690
These use digital technology that binds each helicopter to its own radio transmitter. Technically should be no problem. Don't switch them on a te same time though.