Hello, The transmitter is the one with round control button on lower right of the transmitter?
1091498
I'm sorry but this was for 43 year old son and he doesn't live with me so I don't know the answer.
1031946
No, the transmitter does not turn off. I ended up taking the battery out each time...such a pain.
1530800
If it says RTF it includes the transmitter. If it says Bind and Fly it does not.
1985876
The or off button is located on the round base make sure you move the switch to the center. Hope this helps
1342346
On a mode 1 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls fore and aft cyclic and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the throttle and left / right cyclic.On a mode 2 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls the throttle and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the fore / aft cyclic and left / right cyclic.
1623323
Indeed it does. It's been a few years since I bought mine, but it came with a removable one as well as a belt clip on the transmitter.
2099594
Yes.. the black horizontal button above the round trigger lock button in the picture.
1524072
On the bottom of the large round section of the remote there is what looks like a circle with two arrows. Pressing this symbol changes the direction. The other multi dots on this same section are for the speed control. Hope this helps
853078
One is a transmitter, the other one a receiver. No other way to use it. I never had problems with it. Good product for the price! I would buy it again (but maybe a pack where it comes with more than one receiver - in case you want to upgrade one day to a setup with more than one light)
730310
The buttons on / off, volume up and down, is in the lower right corner of the back of the TV. It is a small round button.
769158
The round ears are indeed the transmitter and receiver for each unit. They need to be directed toward each other for the best possible reception. They are adjustable. If you can fit the unit behind the wall-mounted TV and point the transmitter accordingly to the receiver unit, then it should work fine. The key is getting them pointed toward each other.
452416
The transmitter takes a cylindrical shaped alkaline 23A 12V battery. It is very small: approximately 3/8" in diameter and 1" long. I have hardly used the unit since I bought it and, therefore, have not had to replace the battery but I assume that it is readily available.
491102
The transmitter is in the fan itself...I had to open the fan up and reset the dial so it matched with this remote. I see from the other replies you have some options. Good luck.
15012
Yes. It is made by Futaba and is identical to a radio controlled transmitter, except it has a USB cord. The two joy sticks also have trim controls. Channel 5 is labeled dual rates - that channel controls guns on some of the aircraft. Channel 6 is a fader knob to control flaps (rotor pitch on the V22 Osprey). Channel 7 is for landing gear/smoke/thr hold. Channel 8 is called idle up (helicopters). There are other buttons to control the software (Reset, Menu, Cancel). It's great.
799152
I don't know the answer to your question, but I purchased the transmitter & it works great! I have no complaints about it.
1143351
is transmitter sitting next to your plasma, or it has to be put away?Thanks
185621
It can be either. It descrimes transmitter stick orientation. Several articles if you type in "mode 1 v mode 2 in RC".