Does this R/C helicopter have multiple frequencies so that more than one can be flown at a time?
253042
I am not sure about this but I doubt it. As soon as it gets out of range of the controller (which can't be more than 20 ft) it quits flying.
2005543
With the two I own, no. I suspected not, as there is no obvious way to adjust the send or receive frequencies. In most cases where multiple units are in use it would probably be necessary for each to act independently. Theoretically it could be possible to pair two or more sensors to a receiver during manufactured rather like multiple remote keys for a car, but I doubt if this would be done.
406975
controller can not be hooked to the helicopter. the radio controlls the copter from a distance.go to r/c flight school.com for instructions.
2244791
It can fly in both mode 1 or mode 2 as long as your controller has that feature. I exclusively fly the v911 in 4 channel mode (not sure what mode that even is) with a controller from a v913.
1835729
I don't think that can be answered. The specs don't include the frequency. I assume all would be the same, so no, you couldn't run two together. I'd suggest getting one of these and one of something else, but they might still be on the same frequency. Sorry, but I don't think anyone but the seller could help.
1845280
It is so you can have two different boats going at the same time . Otherwise you have one remote controlling two boats. You just switch the MHz on one
1700753
They allow you to have three frequencies in case you have other rc copters to use at the same time. That way you control one copter rather than multiple copters with one controller.
1951690
These use digital technology that binds each helicopter to its own radio transmitter. Technically should be no problem. Don't switch them on a te same time though.
2212536
I do not know the answer to this as I have never flown more than 1 RC helicopter at a time.
2138354
We purchased all four at the same time so the family could race them together, in the same room. The frequencies being different was a huge selling feature for us. Note that on another question the seller said he only had two frequencies available. On mine, all four had different frequencies (one for each color offered): 40, 49, 27, 35
1633236
Yes. I know it does at least two and I think up to three. Once the devices are paired you manually change which one the radio is looking for.
677405
There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to the frustration of steep learning curve and some potentially expensive coaching. Good luck. There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to... » Read More There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to the frustration of steep learning curve and some potentially expensive coaching. Good luck. « Show Less
1193991
Ya it is a 2.4ghz setup can run mutipule units at once but i suggest the syma x1 Last much longer i blow the motor on 3 of these in less then a week
108469
yes, as long as the frequencies on the remote controls are different. usually the different color cars have different frequencies and frequency chips are cheap and easily changed because this happens a lot (think about how many cars are running at the rc car race track). hope this helps... also, you might want to search the internet for frequency chip changes. you will be amazed at how easy it is to change them, if necessary.
325861
This is a digital system so each copter and transmitter are a unique pair. Channel conflict is not a problem. Copter collisions are a more of a problem ... (Have fun!)
459760
If you are using this transmiter, it's impossible to have two same frequencies. You might be talking about 27 mHz or 49 mhz toy rc boats?
1983393
Yes and no. Thereciever, helicopter has a small quick charger aboard. The control requiresbatteries I think.