Does each individual copter light up more than one flight or is it a one flight thing?
234667
If you can figure out how to get them to fly (there are no directions and we failed several times before hitting on th right combination of movements) the lights will go til the batteries die, you can turn them off between uses.
234668
each copter has a switch and will be on while turned on. awesome as a party gift, i got them to hand out to kids for xmas, still have some left over. pretty durable because they drop to the ground as the kids learn how to launch them without the rubber band coming off. flaps have the white line to make the folds on for better spinning do at an angle (and away from trees and roofs) :)
234669
There is a small watch battery - you turn it on and it stays on til you turn it off. Good fun - just that some don't light and some don't fold. But even with 2/3rds working we had good fun. Just saying, if buying for 20 kids, you should buy 30.
234670
The LED light will work for a long time. The only thing that works right! It just doesn't fly up into the sky far enough to allow the 'helicopter' action floating back to earth.
209802
Hello. Each one has it's own sensor. We have ours positioned fairly close together so, they kind of turn on in unison as you move toward each one. I hope this helps :)
1800474
Different as in? If you're thinking of having a 6 person heli battle, I doubt you'll get it. Pretty sure these come in 1 or 2 different frequencies. They are fun though. Really annoying to my wife.
826851
Turn everything off. Slide the switch on one remote to position "A", turn on that remote, then turn on one helicoper. Then the blinking green light on that helicoper stops blinking, that helicopter is set to frequency "A". Next turn the other remote switch to "B" and turn it on, and then switch on the second helicopter. When the second helicopter's green light stops blinking, it it set to frequency "B". Happy flying.
603489
I have a 4 of the Syma 3 helicopters...Very happy with them all...And to answer your question...Yes it does have a light in the front...
2142804
Yea, light off means charging. When light turns on...heli is fully charged. BUT you must have heli turned off to charge up. However, when heli is tured on, no LED lighting up just means heli is not charging...not that it is necessarily charged. Basically, turn it off to charge.
1194207
I know it comes with one spare set...but I've not had to use them yet b/c I've been able to pop them back on pretty easily.Also, I've thought it was broken a couple of times and just had to reset the gyros...to do this, you push the left stick down and to the right (bottom right corner) and move the right stick left-right quickly until the blue lights link. After you do this, it seems to level the copter. Happy flying!
1067453
so you're saying for instance the front or the back runs all the time, non stop without you even touching the remote?? usually shutting off the copter and the remote and powering them back one at a time fixes it. What I would do is try and let the battery drain out which might clear out the memory, then check for anything clogging the other propellers, then recharge and see how it works. might mean either the remote went defective or the copter itself got hit and now its all messed up.
1618553
It only takes one light bulb. And it came with it. The planes do NOT go around the light. They swing if you touch them, but they are not movable. Just an FYI.
284462
Yes, each individual cone lights up. They have several settings as well -- you can have the lights on steady or there are different settings/speeds for the lights to blink.
1454778
According to the Chinglish description you would think so. I got a WL toys support tech on live chat while browsing and she says they are all the same frequency so no. Searched youtube and yahoo for simultaneous V959 Quadcopter flights and got nothing reliable in the affirmative. It is a fun copter with fair video for the price though. Returning to the ground from high altitudes is a bit tricky, but I see there is a new six axis model for a few bucks more that should take care of that.
2242313
Mine Also came with just one on each. It does not seem to effect its flying.
458456
Does the light on the bottom of the copter come on when you hook up the battery? Also does the light on the remote blink and make a beeping noise when you power it on? The remote syncs with the copter upon power up so if the lights on both are on then it's a sync issue. Disconnect the power from the copter, remove then replace the batteries in the remote, power on the remote only and you should see the light on the remote blinking repeatedly as it has nothing to communicate with. Power down the remote for a few seconds and power back on and the light should blink a few times then remain on. This is resetting the sync diagnostics and should work. Then power off the remote, power on the copter and finally power on the remote again. If this still doesn't work then it's more than likely a wiring issue and you'll have to contact the seller for a replacement. I hope this helps.
1352824
Yes they have back-up lights, but use your in-flight socket as a connector. Hope this helps.
610910
The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first quadcopter", when I feel I'm ready my plan is to upgrade to something more solid. The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first... » Read More The copter itself is solid Styrofoam, there are no accessible compartments. So its a little over an hour to charge and you get about 10 minutes of use then back to the charger. No provision to access the battery. One neat feature though that I might look at later is the remote can be set up to share copters. The cool part to that isn't that you could get extra flying time (though you could by having another charged one ready). It means you could charge two and control them at the same time with the same remote. In theory they'd fly in tandem! I'm using this as "my first quadcopter", when I feel I'm ready my plan is to upgrade to something more solid. « Show Less
862030
It uses one battery, the second can charge while flying. But the heli can only use one at a time.
1879123
It uses one at a time, so you always can have one charged and ready to use when the first one tires out. I've had my light for awhile now and it's still working good and I use it everyday.