What kind of batteries are needed for the helicopter?
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AA and C. My son says he had to listen to the helicopter for 5 1/2 straight as the grand was home sick. His comment was, "Thank goodness the batteries are running down." Grandma paybacks . . . ! Apparently the sound effects are quite loud. :) NOTE: I did NOT pay any where near as much as the now $39.98 listed. Closer to low twenties.
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The battery just plugs in so it can be replaced. It is Lithium Ion or Lithium Polymer. Google the part number online or check at a Batteries Plus store. The trick is getting the right size and it looks exactly like the ones that run my RC helicopter and plane.
2079896
Use the charger that came with the helicopter. There is a place on the side of the helicopter to plug the charger in.
1417838
The charger in the picture does not come with the helicopter but a charger does come with each one. This 110v charger,purchased separately, just makes it easier.
1924861
A 25C battery will work, but you will not get long flying time. To get get more flying time you may want to upgrade to a 30C or 35C.
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I'm not sure what you mean by"old batteries". My v911 takes a notched battery that slides into a small black socket on the bottom of the copter. The battery itself has a small white plug that extends from a black collar; silver battery on one side of the black collar, and the white plug on the other side. The white plug has a fin that matches a groove on the copter's bottom socket.
1101606
The remote takes 4 AA batteries, there is a cord on the remote that plugs into the helicopter that charges it from the 4 AA batteries.
33531
Tha helicopter battery is its own battery, not AA or AAA. The controller and battery charger are AA :-)
430029
No, you need a charger for this kind of battery. Also does not fit all that well into the chopper. On the other hand it is a good mix of weight to power and gives a nice flight time.
1916315
Yes it does come with 2 battery's. This helicopter is worth the money. Flys very good.
499021
The only batteries needed is for the remote. Plane fly's great. Good for new flyers.
1570738
The package includes the transmitter, (2) LiPo batteries (technically cells since 1S) for the helicopter, a charger for the heli battery, (4) AA cells for the transmitter, a pair of optional "high-speed" rotor blades, some spare links for the rotor head, printed manual, instructional DVD (has excellent guidance for repairs!), and a pair of miniature screwdrivers. [The only thing missing (IMHO) is a timer on the transmitter - buy a cheap kitchen timer and attach it to the transmitter, so you stop (4:45) before running the heli battery too low.]
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The battery sits inside the black "cockpit" and is a 350mAH "pouch." It uses the same connector type as my Wakera helicopter. The battery can be unplugged and slid out
1388281
Its a low voltage lithium-ion battery. I love flying this thing but can not find where to get parts, like spare battery.
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3 "D" sized batteries and 4 "AA" sized batteries if I remember right. there is also a lithium battery in the copter which I do not think needs replacing. I bought Duracell because I feel they last the longest. I can't tell you how long they last because I doubt he had to change them yet. The batteries aside I think you will get much enjoyment out of the product. It did everything it claimed at more. I relying on a review of a guy who bought like 6 different kinds of RC copters, and he rated them best to worst, this was his number one pick. He had resons so I would go and read them. A 5 star rating. 3 "D" sized batteries and 4 "AA" sized batteries if I remember right. there is also a lithium battery in the copter which I do not think needs replacing. I bought Duracell because I feel they last the longest. I can't tell you how long they last because I doubt he had to change them yet. The batteries aside I think you will get much enjoyment out of the product. It did everything it claimed at more. I relying on a review of a guy who bought like 6 different kinds of RC copters, and he rated them best to worst, this was his number one pick. He had resons so I would go and... » Read More 3 "D" sized batteries and 4 "AA" sized batteries if I remember right. there is also a lithium battery in the copter which I do not think needs replacing. I bought Duracell because I feel they last the longest. I can't tell you how long they last because I doubt he had to change them yet. The batteries aside I think you will get much enjoyment out of the product. It did everything it claimed at more. I relying on a review of a guy who bought like 6 different kinds of RC copters, and he rated them best to worst, this was his number one pick. He had resons so I would go and read them. A 5 star rating. « Show Less
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The heli comes with two lipo batteries for the heli. You use one at a time.
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It comes with the chopper, radio, Two rechargeable helicopter batteries, a battery charger Which operates off of four AA batteries you will need to purchase a charging cord separately, But the right size cord can be easily found at most electronic shops for very cheap, It also comes with 8 AA batteries total enough to power the radio and the charger. It comes with a spare fly bar spare linkages, And a spare tail rotor