How do I charge my 339 metal series mini helicopter
599167
the plug input is on the side just above the landing gear. Just plug it into the helicopter and the other end into your computer (USB port) to charge. Do you have the charger?
599168
Charge with the USB cord (through a USB wall unit or hook it to your computer to charge) or with the remote control from its batteries.
599169
With the included a/c adaptor charger. There is a small plug on the left side of the helicopter.
932220
This helicopter came with a separate charger, but I have purchased helicopters which were charged from the controller battery source or from a USB port on a computer.
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
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Just charge the battery by plugging in the USB cable, and then plug in the mini-transmitter...and that is it. Marie-Madeleine
775851
I recommend yo to read all the other questions for this same article. I haven't bought it yet, but seems by those answers it is only the helicopter, no batteries, no control, no charger. Another answer says this article is intended just for copter replacement.
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The only way to get another charge cord is to buy another helicopter.........I believe. This would at least allow you to fly all the time while one is charging you can fly the other one
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I believe it was 6 AA batteries for the radio. You can use the radio to charge the helicopter, but it also comes with a usb charging lead that you can plug into any usb power source; I use it with my Iphone charger and it works well.
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.
2283192
It has a cable that comes out of the controller as well as a usb cord to charge the helicopter. The controller hookup see to take a while longer than plugging it in to the computer.
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I'm sorry, I hit the wrong answer. It comes with a USB charging cable, USB connection on one end and helicopter connection on the other
1340649
The helicopter itself has an internal, rechargeable battery that you charge through USB. The Controller takes 6xAAs.
863198
This one is too small. Google "Syma x5c chargers" and there are several charges under 10.00 for the Syma. Quadrocopters are a blast!! Especially the miniature ones that work in unison.
1847615
You disconnect the 2 wires under the blimp and you put the one wire that fits into the black box that came with the blimp ( the wire that will fit is the wire of the battery ) then you take the yellow cable and connect the round tip to the black box , then you take the other end of the yellow cable and connect to a USB port or computer to charge , ( Keep in mind the black box can charge 2 batteries at once that's why it has connectors on both sides of the box but you don't need to use just one ).
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I use the charger cord and my computer to charge those quad-copter batteries. Without their charger, I'd use 0.35 volt or 1C. Use a blast proof bag. I've had one swell up just sitting.
1883868
This charger and helicopter are considered toys as opposed to hobby-grade so there are not specifications for that type of charger. I could not find any on Amazon. It might be easier to purchase another helicopter.
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It has been my experience so far that there is no problem with charging the helicopter from USB with the proper cable. Just watch to make sure that the battery is not overcharged (the light on the cable will change when charge is complete). That being said, I've certainly gone far beyond that point a number of times and have had no noticeable battery issues so far.
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Any mini USB cable will charge it. check your old charges they are were the standard. You can find them on Amazon or Ebay (do new only). Just look in the slot; if shaped like a pyramid (mini); if shaped straight and skinny (micro)