can it be set up for a 4 channel helicopter, like the V911 V2?
569385
yes but, this simulator not that good in my opinion. graphics cartoonish and very few vehicles more like a kid toy
569386
I'm not positive but from my playing around with it to work with my Helo any of the controls can be setup to work any function of the bird sowith a little playing around on the settings you should be able too.
569387
4 or 6 with a spare.. i fly v911 and recently seek more fun with the v913. I practice first on a simulator using volantex. I will in the near future definetly go 3D heli with the help and confidence i master on the Volantex.
378773
yes it is a 4 channel, so it includes Ailerons, Rudder, Elevator and throttle controls. The stabilization on it is amazing so flying in wind isn't a big issue until it gets strong.
1810157
Yes it will work for all of them, but for helicopters, I do not recommend for the most complicated ones.
1039846
Unfortunately no. I own both and you can't bind the v922 transmitter to the v911 or visa versa.
644025
yes there will be a problem, the transmitter and receiver is set up to work on every helicopter, v912-v913, so i would recomend that you get the v912 and all so the MJX~F45 they are all most the same, great flying, this way there is no conflict, you can fly them at the same time.
1753923
I don't have a v1911 but I do have this heli. My best guess is that they are close competitors so its just a marketing ploy and there are most likely only suddle quality differences between the two. I love this heli though!
713469
Yes it can. I suggest getting the "blade nano cp" though bc I have found that it is much more durable than the v922. Every time I crashed the v922 something would break. The blade nano cp on the other hand have been crashed over 10 times and still nothing broken on it. Also suggest if its your first collective pitch helicopter to get a rc helicopter simulator. Saves money in the end when you aren't crashing as much. Happy flying. Hope that answers all your questions.
574445
If you flew the V911 you should be able to work on mSRX. It's a good heli, it doesn't have flybar and won't autocorrect or return to horizontal position itself unless you tell her to do it. Is a bit faster than V911 and the last step before collective pitch helicopters, in fact it feels very close to one. Reading your history of other Helis, I believe that you want to progress on this hobby, so: buy the mSRX (BNF no TX), 2 or 3 lipos, and buy a good radio TX ie DX6i, because this heli with stock TX is difficult to control. With a programmable TX you can tame it down properly, and it will serve you when you decide to step on bigger stuff. DX6i holds 10 aircraft in memory. Anyway....buy it. If you flew the V911 you should be able to work on mSRX. It's a good heli, it doesn't have flybar and won't autocorrect or return to horizontal position itself unless you tell her to do it. Is a bit faster than V911 and the last step before collective pitch helicopters, in fact it feels very close to one. Reading your history of other Helis, I believe that you want to progress on this hobby, so: buy the mSRX (BNF no TX), 2 or 3 lipos, and buy a good radio TX ie DX6i, because this heli with stock TX is difficult to control. With a programmable TX you can tame it down properly, and it will... » Read More If you flew the V911 you should be able to work on mSRX. It's a good heli, it doesn't have flybar and won't autocorrect or return to horizontal position itself unless you tell her to do it. Is a bit faster than V911 and the last step before collective pitch helicopters, in fact it feels very close to one. Reading your history of other Helis, I believe that you want to progress on this hobby, so: buy the mSRX (BNF no TX), 2 or 3 lipos, and buy a good radio TX ie DX6i, because this heli with stock TX is difficult to control. With a programmable TX you can tame it down properly, and it will serve you when you decide to step on bigger stuff. DX6i holds 10 aircraft in memory. Anyway....buy it. « Show Less
1514953
I would look at real flight or phoenix you don't really need the same model as collective pitch helicopter are similar exp fly bar and fly bar less. This is not a beginner helicopter it is better to start with a co ax and go from there. The p phoenix flight Sim is compatible with the same transmitter that all blade helicopters can use. You might want to look at the heli freak forums (goggle it) the members there are a fountain of knowledge and are willing to help any one.
574448
Should be similar to the v911, a little better though - flybarless is definitely better than flybarred. I say go for it, especially now the price is low! Just take your time learning it. I also recommend getting a Spektrum DX6i transmitter if you don't already. It's a great first "real" transmitter and works out of the box with all the Blade helicopters. You'll fly better than with the plastic included one, and it'll be all you need all the way up to large helis.
563207
They have channels a and b... I wouldn't go with this one though, my son got one for Christmas and it never flew. Returned and got nothing back for it, no money back no replacement and it was clearly a fault with the radio talking to the helicopter.
894877
Yes, each helicopter comes with a 2 channel controller that uses a radio signal to control speed and direction.
517690
No. It is rtf. I also have a V911 and you can use either transmitter to fly either Heli.
2062038
The 3 channels relate only to movement of the helicopter as far as pitch and yaw. You can only fly two at one time. In the middle of the controller is a switch labeled "A" or "B" on each side. This will enable you to link to two different helicopters. These little guys are bulletproof. I have had mine fall some 20 feet to the concrete floor, crash into various items (my wife loves me:), and get wet. I have had it for a year and still going strong. Hope this helps. Charley
1813266
I would think you would have to have 5 channels. Never thought about it but the remote and chopper probably have limited choices. Could be completely wrong.
859389
Yes you can, only have to turn on one by one so the respective transmitter binds w the respective helicopter
2075654
Yes. Just charge it up and it's ready to fly. (Flies really well, too.) If it seems to lose the signal when it's high or pointed a certain direction, the receiver on the helicopter is a little black box thing connected by wires that can be bent down for a better angle to receive signals from 360 degrees.