How do you connect the remote to the copter?
1489417
I wish I could answer your question but I am the Gramma, I gave this to my grandson & I have no clue as to how to connect anything to anything. All I know is that my grandson found this copter hard to control. Plus, he said the battery did not last long. It looks like a fun toy but, in the end, I really don't think it works well.
1489418
Make sure that the helicopter battery is fully charged and plugged in then turn on the remote and keep it very close to the copter. the remote will have the flashing red light. then try using the remote. I usually just turn on the headlight by pressing the button on the top right of the remote. It is very important that the copter battery is fully charged. When my son shuts off the remote with a weaker battery in the copter we usually have to change the battery or charge it before it will reconnect even though he has just been flying. I did buy a pack of 5 spare batteries that took about 3 weeks to get from China but they work great. Make sure that the helicopter battery is fully charged and plugged in then turn on the remote and keep it very close to the copter. the remote will have the flashing red light. then try using the remote. I usually just turn on the headlight by pressing the button on the top right of the remote. It is very important that the copter battery is fully charged. When my son shuts off the remote with a weaker battery in the copter we usually have to change the battery or charge it before it will reconnect even though he has just been flying. I did buy a pack of 5 spare batteries that took about 3... » Read More Make sure that the helicopter battery is fully charged and plugged in then turn on the remote and keep it very close to the copter. the remote will have the flashing red light. then try using the remote. I usually just turn on the headlight by pressing the button on the top right of the remote. It is very important that the copter battery is fully charged. When my son shuts off the remote with a weaker battery in the copter we usually have to change the battery or charge it before it will reconnect even though he has just been flying. I did buy a pack of 5 spare batteries that took about 3 weeks to get from China but they work great. « Show Less
1489419
The remote control is connected when the on switch is activated. The Quadrotor and the Remote are on the same frequency.
1489420
Make sure that the helicopter battery is fully charged and plugged in then turn on the remote and keep it very close to the copter. the remote will have the flashing red light. then try using the remote. I usually just turn on the headlight by pressing the button on the top right of the remote. It is very important that the copter battery is fully charged. When my son shuts off the remote with a weaker battery in the copter we usually have to change the battery or charge it before it will reconnect even though he has just been flying. I did buy a pack of 5 spare batteries that took about 3 weeks to get from China but they work great.
1489421
Turn on the remote, attached battery to quadcopter- place quad on level ground and within 10 seconds they will automatically link
378024
http://www.kkmulticopter.kr/?modea=manual This should help you set up your controller
631382
exactly the same way as the broken one. i have 6 or 7 different hubsan quads and only one remote. i can fly all of them at the same time if i want. just bind it like your last one.
1687159
It's connected through Wi-Fi. I go into the setting in my iPhone or iPad. Find the drone and that's it!
778182
Turn both copter and control off. Change channel then turn copter on and wait for flashing light on copter to stop flashing and stays on.
1215927
I have the same problem, I have had this for almost a year and it is a pain to sync the remote to the helicopter.
505547
Send it back!! My son had the same trouble... After reading the instructions, my husband and I both tried to sync the copter to the controller multiple times without success. I ordered a different brand and sent this one back
2094905
This gimbal connects to the two stock holes that the FC40 camera screws to. You need to open the Phantom and find the grey and red wires that are free and in one arm of the phantom just sitting there. You connect the pig-tail they sent you to these wires and fish them thru a leg hole. This is your power for the gimbal. I soldered mine, but suppose you can twist and shrink wrap them. If you won't care about using the Phantom remote to control the pitch of the camera, that is all you need and the GoPro 3 camera. If you want to connect it to the pitch lever on the back of the remote, you need to open the phantom, connect one of the many wires they provide and fish it thru another leg and connect one end to the F1 port on the NAZA module. It will be the bottom of the three pins in F1. Then when looking at the gimbal where there are 4 rows of 3 pins, the top left pin is where you connect the other end. Then in the Naza software, you enable the Gimbal, set the travel limits you want, and install the 12$ pitch level on the back (available on Amazon). There are plenty of youtube vids on this.
144506
The copter will come with a usb cable. You can plug it into a either a USB port or USB AC adapter.
301066
As far as I know it only binds to its own remote. Great 4 channel entry level copter. Once you have remote, you can get replacement copters for about 25 bucks.
926889
The remote does. Rechargeable on the copter itself. You can recharge it via USB, or via the batteries in the remote!
464626
What exactly was the problem? Was the light on the remote just blinking? If so, that just means that it isn't paired to the helicopter. To pair, all you have to do is push the lever on the left (the velocity for the main blades) all the way to the top and then all the way to the bottom. The light then should stay lit a solid red. Sorry if that wasn't the problem.
1215924
turn on both with the throttle stick all the way down then after both are turned on full throttle then back to none keep repeating and it should connect make sure the antenna is right next to the flashing led lighton the bottom of the chopper so u dont get interference
1658800
If you're putting it in a new quad copter, I can understand (and have experienced) your confusion. It plugs into a small jack on the end of some cables. On mine, the jack was black on red and the cables leading to it were red and white. But just to jerk you around, they hide it when it is shipped to you. Look in the center of the underside of the unit. Peel back the black plastic and you'll find it tucked away there. Happy flying!
1784996
It's relatively simple, there should be a wire coming out of the canopy, attach that wire to the red charger that came with your rc , make sure that the heli is off and let it charge for a few hours
505546
sounds like its not sinked with controller. turn controller off plug in the battery to copter then push in the left controller and hold(it should click) and turn on controller at same time and watch copter lights will change hold until shows steady light. and it should be good to go
2079896
Use the charger that came with the helicopter. There is a place on the side of the helicopter to plug the charger in.