How do you switch frequencies? It only shows choice A on the helicopter.
1838178
I didn't see anything to switch frequency on helicopter, but remote can control the helicopter on both frequencies "A" and "B", so I just assume that even remote shows two frequencies, but for this model, both frequencies are same. Don't have the manual anymore, can't confirm it but it is how it works for me.
1838179
The person who answered before me is right,i didn't see anything straight on the helicopter itself but on the contoler you can change it. I had the same problem too my brother and i wanted to be on different frequensies so one controller doesn't control both helicopters. I looked it up and first you set the controller to the desired frequiense(a or b) then you turn on your helecopter and there your helecopter is on the desired frequensie. (Sorry not a very good speller)
677405
There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to the frustration of steep learning curve and some potentially expensive coaching. Good luck. There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to... » Read More There is a disk that comes with the helicopter so you can find tune programming already on the controller, unfortunately, there are absolutely no instructions. However, there are several instructional videos available on youtube to help. What I did was order a $24 spectrum receiver so I could bind the helicopter to my spectrum transmitter. Not sure if it's the best possible solution, but it worked for me. As mentioned by other owners, this is a good purchase if you've already flown other 6 channel collective pitch helicopters, if you purchase without that experience, you can look forward to the frustration of steep learning curve and some potentially expensive coaching. Good luck. « Show Less
1224758
Did you get the app on your phone? Once you plug the transmitter in your phone you should be able to control it. Are lights flashing on your helicopter?
437809
I have bound this transmitter to 3 helis, all v911s. It is a bind and fly transmitter the bind button is located on the left shoulder of the unit. Look on you tube. I have gotten a lot of info there on how to bind along with other questions I have had on this hobby.
1142785
Same answer as W. Terrell and McGilly. For Mr. Schnuckel, there are buttons on top of the receiver and transmitter that are selectable by the user. By pressing each it will light up so you will know which frequency you are on. You should match the frequency on each unit.
2215846
This is the v2 model. You have the option to switch between two flying modes using the transmitter. One is a little more subdued and controlled compared to the other mode which is full out power with less stability control.
1766448
Make sure the power switch located on the side of the helicopter is on. Turn on power on remote. Should see a red light on remote. There also may be lights on the helicopter that will come on. Move left control stick fully up and down ( this is a safety feature on some to keep from taking off when switched on). If still having a problem try a different channel on remote. There is a switch with A B C marked on it. Those are your channels. I almost forgot , make sure there are batteries in remote. Requires 6 AA batteries ( not included ). That should be all you need to know. Good luck
172125
The 911 uses 2.4 Ghz and will "Bind" with any 2.4 Ghz radio controller. Works great and the 911 is a fun little helicopter. And I'm a real helicopter pilot in the army.
1926588
I have one ordered now and I need another one on a different frequency, how do I do that
625165
I had trouble with this one too. If by now you haven't figured it out, select the A or B channel on the controller. Turn on the switch on the copter. If the copter does not respond to the controller, turn the copter switch off and back on and it will respond to the A or B channel selected. It's all in cycling the copter switch to match the channel. Good luck. Nice little copters and they bounce good too.
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
644026
Just bind one at a time. We fly our V911s two at a time. Same radio technology, 2.4GHz stays with the transmitter it is bound to. Larger hobby copters use DSMx tech which takes the safety a few steps further. This ain't your grandpa's AM radio with frequencies to worry about.
1747294
What radio are you using? The DX5 that comes with the plane has 3 modes. The DX6I that I use only has two but the receiver is programmable. It can be set to beg/int, beg/adv, int/adv, etc. Just look at the receiver dip switches. The label tells you which ones to set for each pair. Hope this helps.
2234175
The on/off switch on the bottom of the helicopter is so small that it's a bit tricky. Make sure that you're moving it fully into the on position. I thought something was wrong with mine when I got it, but it was because I didn't do the switch right.
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.
1363818
Find a channel you don't get interference from like "10" Turn that radio off and turn the other one to "10" and turn it off as well. Then turn the first one on and you should her an automated voice say; "Power on 10" Now turn on the second radio and it sould say the same thing.
2180559
After turning the remote on and plugging in the red power cord to the Heli. Slowly flip the left control stick all the way up and down one time to activate the remote. Hope that helps??