I have charged the batteries as told how to and I have tried to get it to work the light keeps blinking on the Copter and will not respond what to do?
505542
Make sure your throttle trim is all the way down, and that your throttle stick is as well, while initializing. It is a safety thing these radios have so it can't fly off as soon as it binds, and you have time to get your hands clear. Also, try holding the transmitter close to the heli as it binds.
505543
Make sure the contoller is off then attach fully charged battery then turn on the controller wait for all the flasing and chirping and start flying!
505544
A few tips that might help: 1. Start again from the beginning of the binding process (section 11 of instructions); remove battery from heli, switch controller off. 2. Ensure throttle (left stick) is closed (off). 3. Turn controller on; ensure throttle trim is neutral (display screen shows the trim settings). 4. Push in the heli battery; place heli on stable surface (may not bind if holding/wobbling). 5. Heli should bind with Tx and led stops blinking. My first heli binded on first attempt, and every flight afterwards. But when I bought a second (Bind and Fly) heli, it failed to bind like you describe. But on the second attempt it worked fine, and has binded every time every since. A few tips that might help: 1. Start again from the beginning of the binding process (section 11 of instructions); remove battery from heli, switch controller off. 2. Ensure throttle (left stick) is closed (off). 3. Turn controller on; ensure throttle trim is neutral (display screen shows the trim settings). 4. Push in the heli battery; place heli on stable surface (may not bind if holding/wobbling). 5. Heli should bind with Tx and led stops blinking. My first heli binded on first attempt, and every flight afterwards. But when I bought a second (Bind and Fly) heli, it failed to bind like... » Read More A few tips that might help: 1. Start again from the beginning of the binding process (section 11 of instructions); remove battery from heli, switch controller off. 2. Ensure throttle (left stick) is closed (off). 3. Turn controller on; ensure throttle trim is neutral (display screen shows the trim settings). 4. Push in the heli battery; place heli on stable surface (may not bind if holding/wobbling). 5. Heli should bind with Tx and led stops blinking. My first heli binded on first attempt, and every flight afterwards. But when I bought a second (Bind and Fly) heli, it failed to bind like you describe. But on the second attempt it worked fine, and has binded every time every since. « Show Less
505545
turn transmitter off. Insert battery in heli. Make sure throttle is in lowest position. Turn on transmitter light on heli after a few seconds will stop blinking. I have 3 of these heli's. For some reason one works this way. Turn transmitter on with throttle in lowest position. Plug battery in heli light will blink and then finally stop blinking it is ready to fly. If none of these procedures work send it back nothing else you can do.
505546
sounds like its not sinked with controller. turn controller off plug in the battery to copter then push in the left controller and hold(it should click) and turn on controller at same time and watch copter lights will change hold until shows steady light. and it should be good to go
505547
Send it back!! My son had the same trouble... After reading the instructions, my husband and I both tried to sync the copter to the controller multiple times without success. I ordered a different brand and sent this one back
177796
The charger is agreat idea, I suspect it only works with older RC. I solved the problem by getting rechargeable batteries and a charger so I always have fresh and just charged my helicopter from the remote unit.
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
133070
As other posters have commented before you disconnect battery, make sure you press record off. If this still doesn't record a file, reformat the sd card and try again. Also do not remove card while copter is powered on. If none of these fix the issue then there is something wrong with the copter
669389
Ours did the same thing. Not sure how to correCT the problem. We bought this one because of the high number of positive reviews, as a trainer before purchasing the more expensive quad copter with camera. We kept this one for parts incase we buy another one, but pretty disappointed in this copter. Good luck, hubby did say there were some you tube videos on correcting the problem, but he has lost patience with it.
587404
I had this problem. Bought a new battery on ebay and charged and the blinking went away. I thought the problem was solved but after shooting 10 minutes of video the camera is dead. Neither battery works so I think the camera is defective.
458455
I would make sure the battery is charged of course and all of the cables are plugged in all the way - they can be a little tricky. There was a reset button on mine sometimes we would have to hit that intermittently while flying it.
1635083
The charger should light-up when plugged into computer or power source AND not plugged into copter. That's the first test.Ensure you have a good connection at the copter. Your copter battery could be worn-out - is copter old ? Otherwise I would agree the charger is bad.
1931527
simple. Your power is weak. Change the batteries with new good batteries. A friend of mine had a similar problem and once we changed to new good batteries it flew flawlessly. Smooth copter handles easy.
473502
Change the batteries and try it. Return unit if it still doesn't work properly.
886325
Ensure the batteries you tried are new, try resetting the unit. If that still doesn't work send it back for a new one. We have had our for 5 years, I believe we did have to send it back for a new one and have had no problems since!!
1762853
Are you inserting the batteries correctly? If not contact Amazon to arrange to send it back for replacement. Mine works fine.
1722698
George, ensure the cables under the body are connected correctly. The battery may also need charging. Once complete, hold the "up" position on the joystick for a couple of seconds. Aircraft propeller should begin to spin. If none of this works, contact manufacturer for troubleshooting and possible replacement.
595201
When you connect the charger to the heli the light should go off. It will turn on again when the battery is fully charged.
460588
Make sure you have the copter on a flat level surface and then make sure your controller throttle stick is at the absolute bottom of the dance for throttle, what until the unit binds and the lights stop flashing and you will hear a beep. You are all set and binded to the controller , ready for 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.
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.