Can you fly more than one 2.4Ghz copter at a time?
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I can not fly more than one anything at a time. But, yes the 2.4Ghz technology allows for many devices to be in the air at the same time (probably more than what is reasonable to have in the same airspace together). As the transmitter and receiver "bind" together on power-up they match to each other with a unique code. So the only concern is to be sure that multiple units are not being powered-up at the same time.
1249107
Yes you can. I think you can have up to 4 dc motors and 2 servos at a time.
2234639
Yes you can, and I recommend the following "WL V911 Upgraded battery 5 pcs combo 200 mah - * New Version*". They are currently $14.40 at amazon. The batteries are slightly longer and therefore a little heavier however, the weight does not effect the copter. These batteries last longer than the two that come with the package. Happy flying.
325862
2.4 GHz controller links only to your aircraft so multiple aircraft can fly together. Awesome toy.
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Yes. Because they are 2.4ghz you can run as many as you like at the same time. We have 3 and my kids all run them at the same time
516273
I bought the 737 so I could used zone 2 at the same time as zone 1 playing different audio selections. Ex.movie sound in 1 room & FM in another room Randallj
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Any 2.4ghz controller should be able to pair with it as much as I'm concerned. I have never tried to bind it to another controller, but I assume it would work.
485610
Brian, Yes, no problem, the typical "bind & fly" protocol, in other words, if your friend's tries to take off while you are flying, he can turn off both craft and transmitter and restart them nearly at same time to get them synced.
2215846
This is the v2 model. You have the option to switch between two flying modes using the transmitter. One is a little more subdued and controlled compared to the other mode which is full out power with less stability control.
1202272
Of course you can. This is basically to serve as a replacement or back up. I've purchased a couple of them and they should work fine, if you have the original 2.4GHz controller.
2220075
Yes 2channels ive had mine for about 4 days and have flown it nonstop and wrecked it what seems hundreds of times into stuff. This is my first copter and is alot of fun . Easy. And durable.
448779
According to the instruction booklet, you can use it on any Tactic 2.4GHZ transmitter.It says 'AnyLink must be in normal mapping when using Futaba, Hitec, orTower Hobbies transmitters with Tx-R aircraft. If using a Spektrum or JR transmitter, AnyLink must be in Alternate Mapping.I hope this helps you out...
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Yes you can either different frequencies or 2 on 1 remote this is not a beginner helicopter and not easy to fly 107g syma is great starting one
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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.
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Yes but it is a mod to the drone. Essentially you need a wifi extender. Picture the drone as a simple wifi hotspot like the one you probably have in your home. To have a better flying range you need a range extender. http://www.amazon.com/Parrot-AR-Drone-Quadricopter-Range-Extender/dp/B00FOA0038
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b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz transmitter technology, well over 100+ remote controlled Helicopters, airplanes, and cars can run at the same time without interference issues. b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz... » Read More b_z_momma, Yes, two of these V911's would be able to fly at the same time. With the 2.4GHz technology, you won't have to worry about the two transmitters interfering with each other. The trick is to not "Bind" or turn on both R/C Helicopters at the same time. Example: Helicopter#1 - turn on transmitter and then insert battery and wait for a solid red light on the Helicopter; then it's ready to go. Helicopter#2 - Bind this Helicopter the same way as #1. As long as each Helicopter is "Binded" separately, there will be no issue. And with the 2.4GHz transmitter technology, well over 100+ remote controlled Helicopters, airplanes, and cars can run at the same time without interference issues. « Show Less
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Yup you just need to take the camera off then buy a 8 pin cable to connect the zenmuse to the copters motherboard and there you have it if you want to fly fpv you need to buy a 2.4ghz reseiver and transmitter to use a 5.8ghz video transmitter or just fly line of sight.