is the helicopter battery powered or usb
1460878
It is powered by an internal battery. It is charged by a charger that comes with it. The charger plugs into a wall outlet, it is not a usb charger.
1460879
battery powered bout 7 to 10 min of flying time let cool off for bout 10 min
2201946
On my helicopters, there is a plug port on the left side of the helicopter . Port was prewired to board.
677868
Battery in helicopter is included. The handheld remote's battery has to be bought by you. This was so with the models I purchased.
687585
The helicopter itself comes w/a battery pack. The receiver (or remote) does require batteries that are not included (I think it was 8 AA). Hope this info helps.
1403031
It has a separate power supply, unfortunately it is not USB-powered.Hope this helps & enjoy.
1222371
The chopper itself has a rechargeable battery, but the controller takes 6 AA batteries. Good choice though. My 8 year old loves this thing.
2044011
It is USB and battery powered. It plugs into your USB port but the base of the unit (where the "on" switch is), has two AA batteries.
1560094
it is mode2,and this item only contains Helicopter , no battery, no charger and no transmitter
2285070
It is not battery powered. I use it to blow up tow toys on my wakeboard boat. It plugs into electric outlet on the boat and the cord is plenty long (5'-6' + or -).
740909
I'm not sure. It comes with everything you need to fly the helicopter except the batteries.
1265306
I bought one of these and it was the worse purchase of my life. Throw your money away somewhere else and you will be happier. The battery in the chopper is not replaceable, and mine lasted less than ten flights before it was so weak it could not lift the chopper off the ground. To specifically answer your question: Yes the controller requires batteries, and no, the chopper has its own battery that is 'allegedly rechargeable' .
599169
With the included a/c adaptor charger. There is a small plug on the left side of the helicopter.
1441269
The Transmitter uses a DC 5v input for power. The USB is used to recharge the battery in the headset, and it is the only way to recharge it that I am aware of. Can you explain your concerns regarding the USB recharging cable?
1147873
It does not...I did order a charger..the helicopter worked well when initially operated; however it did not work at all after being charged....a huge disappointment.
2177683
well fellow, the helicopter is great fun until the battery is gone and with a usb recharger cord you only extend the time of flying. Remember that, this toys is not a professional one and therefore you could not expect too much of this . Any way, I recommend this toy for children who are beginners.... For additional information look for linparts.com where you will find accessories for wltoys S977 helicopter. Have a nice day!
1296898
Hope this helps at least one person.. I too was having the lift problem and the solution was easy.... When charging the helicopter with USB don't plug it into a USB hub. A USB hub does not put out the same power as the USB ports located directly on your computer or laptop. My helicopter was not even charging with the hub even though all lights on the cable were saying different. My solution was to plug the yellow USB cable into a USB Power Cable Adapter...White USB Cable Power Adapter (Wall Charger Adaptor with fixed blades) for Apple iPod, iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4,Touch, Shuffle, Nano, Classic Hope this helps at least one person.. I too was having the lift problem and the solution was easy.... When charging the helicopter with USB don't plug it into a USB hub. A USB hub does not put out the same power as the USB ports located directly on your computer or laptop. My helicopter was not even charging with the hub even though all lights on the cable were saying different. My solution was to plug the yellow USB cable into a USB Power Cable Adapter...White USB Cable Power Adapter (Wall Charger Adaptor with fixed blades) for Apple iPod, iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4,Touch, Shuffle, Nano,... » Read More Hope this helps at least one person.. I too was having the lift problem and the solution was easy.... When charging the helicopter with USB don't plug it into a USB hub. A USB hub does not put out the same power as the USB ports located directly on your computer or laptop. My helicopter was not even charging with the hub even though all lights on the cable were saying different. My solution was to plug the yellow USB cable into a USB Power Cable Adapter...White USB Cable Power Adapter (Wall Charger Adaptor with fixed blades) for Apple iPod, iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4,Touch, Shuffle, Nano, Classic « Show Less
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Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the computer and not directly from the remote control. This way, you can conserve your batteries. Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the... » Read More Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the computer and not directly from the remote control. This way, you can conserve your batteries. « Show Less