I bought two and they are on the same frequency band, so they won't fly simultaneously. Is there a way to change the frequency band?
905406
Yes, on the remote control there is a black button near the center that you can flip left/right. On the underside of the helicopter near the charging port there is also a button that you can flip left/right. I don't know if flying 2 at the same time will work but it should in theory. I do get some interference when I'm flying near wireless things like my PS3 when it's on though.
1958182
Agree with Jim. It's on the same frequency. That is why the DJI II went with its own camera.
1023214
These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the 2.4ghz. Hope this was of some help These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the... » Read More These are MHz radio controlled look on the back of the controller it should have a sticker that states the band it will be like 27/MHz or 49.860/MHz ect.. as long as the Band is not the same they will fly together. When you are looking read the add it may say what Band some do some don't. The heli's and planes with the 2.4ghz controllers are the best they will bind with one another and you can fly 10 or more together. And the 2.4ghz just work much better like the syma S032 is MHz Band and the new S32 is the 2.4ghz the same heli not the same controller the control is much better with the 2.4ghz. Hope this was of some help « Show Less
1926587
Hi,If people buy 2 (two) at the same time we always give in two different frequencies 27.145 Mhz and 49.860 Mhz.and this boat only have one colour (white).Thank you & Regards,LSD Gifts
1550575
Yes there is a way but I forgot how, I called them. However, my invisible fence system was very old I ended up trying both frequencies and neither worked. I ended up getting a whole new system.
325859
These helis are 2.4Ghz - so you can have a number of people flying them at the same time and they will not interfere with each other. 2.4ghz systems look for an open channel when you turn them on, and then lock that channel. Another 2.4ghz system will recognize that channel is being used and will automatically jump to the next open channel.
1244126
I was not able to change the frequency and they always seem to interfere with one another.
1372101
Turn the helicopter on and then turn the radio on. green light on the radio flashes, push the throttle all the way up & then pull all the way down. This will Synchronize the 2 units & the light will quit flashing, push throttle forward & fly. Hope this helps!
992137
I have the same ones and u have to switch the frequency. There are 2 A or B. If that dosent work I really don't know . All I did was put batteries and they have to be in the back seat if u r trying in the front seat it cannot connect. Sorry hope this helps.
1390168
I have the same question. I bought two different cars, and they are both on the same frequency.
644026
Just bind one at a time. We fly our V911s two at a time. Same radio technology, 2.4GHz stays with the transmitter it is bound to. Larger hobby copters use DSMx tech which takes the safety a few steps further. This ain't your grandpa's AM radio with frequencies to worry about.
558044
Do you think you are smarter than the Asian engineers that designed this aircraft? lol I uncoiled mine thinking that straightening it out would help with range, but only made it worse. I kind of remember something about a "coil" antenna from my electronics training years ago. Your best bet is to just leave it alone and upgrade to a better aircraft when ready.
1119145
You're exactly right. The MODE 2 for this radio IS NOT conventional. Glad you got it sorted out. Nice flying heli & easy to repair even for beginners.
485608
Yes, indeed! The Syma X-1 uses a 2.4 Ghz radio system that allows lots of them to fly at the same time--without interference. It can also fly with other types of helicopters that also operate on 2.4 Ghz (I have three). With regard to the answer from Charles Rogers, it sounds like it is not properly synching with the controller. To start it, you must plug in the battery and then (within a few seconds) set it on a level surface and turn on the controller. When the controller stops beeping, it should fly normally.
2128149
Not tow of the same car, unless it specifies "variable channel/frequency" Look for cars that name what frequency they use, then choose two using different frequencies, or at least one that has the variable frequency. If they are on the same frequency, the cars will get confused whether they're taking orders from you or your buddy, if that makes sense. I did the above and it is great fun to race them against each other! good luck.
1931527
simple. Your power is weak. Change the batteries with new good batteries. A friend of mine had a similar problem and once we changed to new good batteries it flew flawlessly. Smooth copter handles easy.
1424907
Yes ma'am! These are 2.4 ghz which means they are code hopping, they won't use the same code to interfere with each other. These are very very fun to fly, they'll love them!