how do you turn the helicopter on?
1933695
Make sure it's fully charged and use the on off switch opposite side of where you charge it. I hope this helps.
2079896
Use the charger that came with the helicopter. There is a place on the side of the helicopter to plug the charger in.
1550266
The controller needs batteries and they cannot be recharged. Once they run out, you have to buy new. However, the helicopter itself is a different story. It comes with a yellow cord and can be charged one of two ways: 1) plug it into the controller -OR- 2) plug it into your computer port like an iPod. We usually plug it into the computer to save on batteries.
1606438
The channels on the helicopter are not select-able via switch. There is only an on-off switch. There is, however, a documented process for "switching" the channels on the helicopter using the control. I don't know the procedure off-hand, but a search on google will find it.
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!
625165
I had trouble with this one too. If by now you haven't figured it out, select the A or B channel on the controller. Turn on the switch on the copter. If the copter does not respond to the controller, turn the copter switch off and back on and it will respond to the A or B channel selected. It's all in cycling the copter switch to match the channel. Good luck. Nice little copters and they bounce good too.
2201946
On my helicopters, there is a plug port on the left side of the helicopter . Port was prewired to board.
2283192
It has a cable that comes out of the controller as well as a usb cord to charge the helicopter. The controller hookup see to take a while longer than plugging it in to the computer.
83666
My helicopter has an on/off switch on the hell and one on the controller also. Turn on the helicopter first, then the remote. Mine has a green light on the controller just above the on/off switch that lights up when you turn the controller on. Not sure if yours is the same. If it still doesn't work, there is an A/B switch above the green light. Try switching from A to B, or B to A, depending on where it is now. Hope this helps. Mine has worked flawlessly since I got it.
425344
It comes with a battery charger. There is a small cable that is stored in a compartment on the transmitter. You open the small door, pull out the cable, plug it into the helicopter to charge it (takes 15 minutes). Don't fly the heli for more than 5 or 6 minutes or you'll overcharge the battery which could decrease its capacity.
103530
The LED is on the front of the helicopter that flashes during operation.... There is no LED on the tail....
796653
No I don't but how do u make the radio control communicate with the heli. Mine doesn't work.
1256495
Nope. Put the provided AA batteries in the transmitter. Plug the flight battery into the socket provided in the transmitter, and let it charge until the charging light stops blinking. Read the manual while you wait. Check that the elevator is flat (in line with) the horizontal stabilizer on the tail. If not, carefully open or close the little U in the elevator control rod to make it so. Probably will not be necessary. You can toss the plane into the grass to see if it has a tendency to pitch up or down and correct with the little U if so. When the battery is charged, you can trim the elevator with the trim tab also. Have fun. Nope. Put the provided AA batteries in the transmitter. Plug the flight battery into the socket provided in the transmitter, and let it charge until the charging light stops blinking. Read the manual while you wait. Check that the elevator is flat (in line with) the horizontal stabilizer on the tail. If not, carefully open or close the little U in the elevator control rod to make it so. Probably will not be necessary. You can toss the plane into the grass to see if it has a tendency to pitch up or down and correct with the little U if so. When the battery is charged, you can trim the... » Read More Nope. Put the provided AA batteries in the transmitter. Plug the flight battery into the socket provided in the transmitter, and let it charge until the charging light stops blinking. Read the manual while you wait. Check that the elevator is flat (in line with) the horizontal stabilizer on the tail. If not, carefully open or close the little U in the elevator control rod to make it so. Probably will not be necessary. You can toss the plane into the grass to see if it has a tendency to pitch up or down and correct with the little U if so. When the battery is charged, you can trim the elevator with the trim tab also. Have fun. « Show Less
1555877
The helicopter should be turned off, so no lights there. If charging from the remote, the remote should be turned on, with a Green power light visible. While the copter is charging there is also a red light that turns on. Mine came with a Yellow USB charger as well, and that had an orange(ish) light when it was plugged in and charging. The USB no longer works so I have to charge from the remote now.
2004459
turn the power on 21 helicopter and 1 transmitter engage throttle which will than pair it to that helicopter. turn the second remote to a different channel and then power up helicopter and remote and engage throttlel and that one will then be paired to that helicopter only
1783231
Yes! That's what I did. Just turn on the radio, plug in the heli's battery, and that's it! It does it for you!
1983307
If the product does not pair between the remote and helicopter within 5 seconds of both of them being on, please follow the instructions below: 1. Turn the power to the OFF position on the remote and the helicopter. If there is no On / Off switch disconnect the battery. 2. Turn on the remote and then the helicopter or connect the battery on the helicopter within 5 seconds of each other. On the helicopter you will see a small Red LED. If it is flashing communication was not established. 3. If communication was not established try to turn the power on helicopter or connect the helicopter battery and then turn the power to the On position on the remote. Check the LED to see if communication was established. 4. If 2 and 3 did not work get a second person to help and turn the power on the remote and helicopter or connect the battery on the device within 1 second. If possible turn the power on at the same time. Wait 5 seconds the communication should be established and the LED will be steady. 5. The batteries on the remote and the device must be fully charged. 6. Once the communication was established typically future binding will be no problem regardless if the remote was turned on first or the helicopter was turned on first.