will the radio for my current V-911 work with this heli or is there a differance or some settings that have to be changed
172124
This is just replacement parts for a v-911. A radio isn't required for this item.
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.
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
931781
No, just buy another full heli and use it for spare parts. You will need to replace the battery anyway and it will cost you half the price of a new heli sooooo it's better to buy a new one.
149640
Yes but I just found out that I can't use it on the HAK H 825g heli. And will only bind with wltoy heli
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!
1363480
the range of the radio deepens in a lot of factors, like interference around you, weather. but in my experience with this radio you are in line of sight of the airport, so that mean you will have a very high possibility that you will hear the communication just fine. Are you planning to buy this exact model? Do you need VOR? do you fly by instruments? because if not you can get the other version that is the same radio and is cheeper just because you dont have VOR capability.
1606438
The channels on the helicopter are not select-able via switch. There is only an on-off switch. There is, however, a documented process for "switching" the channels on the helicopter using the control. I don't know the procedure off-hand, but a search on google will find it.
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.
406564
Send it back and get a V912 sky dancer it's a four channel RC the most fun and challenging RC helicopter for the money you will love it. I have a 9118 but got board with it very fast. Once you master a 4 channel V912 sky dancer you will absolutely love it and you will have to hold it back it has big time speed and priced very affordably.
637420
I'm not sure, but you could ask the question on Heli Freak, someone from the community would know and answer. http://www.helifreak.com/forumdisplay.php?f=76
2067114
Good heli, stable havent had any problems except with foward thrust which is an easy fix by simply flipping the switch on the transmitter from slow to fast steal for the price I usedTo fly high end nitro and electric rc helis and planes as a hobby i used to have the 9053 it sucks and broke hence the words used to
197829
Never had a 911, but do own a 913. Just a snap to change the battery. There is a battery strap with 2 screws that I no longer use since canopy alone secures the battery safe enough for me. The V913 is a good bird. After you get a few hours flying time in, move the servo linkages to the last hole in the servo arms. Dramatically improves the performance. For spare parts I recommend techNtoys at Amazon. Good luck!
911858
The tail rotor motors do wear out, but typically when they die, they die. It may be the gyro on the main board isn't functioning properly which will ultimately result in poor control of the tail rotor/motor. If you wanted to buy a replacement, search for a v911 BNF (bind and fly) version. It will come with only the helicopter, which you can bind to your existing transmitter to save $20 or so.Alternatively you can buy a whole new setup, and as long as you buy the version with the "new" plug on the battery, you can use your old batteries with the new heli.
1916314
Yes, I have bought 2 helis, and both have 2 batteries. It may imply in the picture that the other battery is in the helicopter. You will, however, need batteries for the remote.
1784996
It's relatively simple, there should be a wire coming out of the canopy, attach that wire to the red charger that came with your rc , make sure that the heli is off and let it charge for a few hours
1216370
Hi, I don't know much about the radio you want to hook this model up with, but if it will accept 2.4 ghz transmitters I don't see why it wouldn't work. Mine is connected to a JR 9303 2.4. Good luck with it. It fly's OK. A little faster would be nice. A easy forgiving model. I usually fly nitro or gas and bought this to connect with a friend of mine who only flies electric. Have a great day. Steve
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.