I have a V911 new, out of the box, but it will not bind with this transmitter even after I have shifted the transmitter to Mode 2.
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Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to complete the bind. Also try this somewhere where there isn't a lot of electronics to interfere. Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to... » Read More Make sure that the batteries are fully charged in both the Transmitter and the v911 before attempting to bind. Try binding with the transmitter several feet away from the v911. Turn on transmitter and while its booting up insert battery into helicopter set on level surface and make sure red led is flashing on the heli's pcb. The red led should flash quickly and then stop being fully lit. A bright red led fully lit means the devices have bound. If the red led flashes quickly then slows and continues to flash slowly restart your bind procedure. You may have to do this quite a few times to complete the bind. Also try this somewhere where there isn't a lot of electronics to interfere. « Show Less
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If you are 100% sure that you are doing everything needed to complete the binding process like plug the heli in before powering up the transmitter, then you have a bad transmitter or bad pc board.
819819
Put battery in heli, when blinking then turn on transmitter, it will then bind to the heli.
819820
Your mini rc helicopter is not compatible with your transmitter. Follow the steps in the instructions, if that doesn't work look at the YouTube videos on transmitter connection
1881597
Hi,I never had any binding issues with mine. I would power up the heli, then turn on the controller, and it would bind.
517690
No. It is rtf. I also have a V911 and you can use either transmitter to fly either Heli.
1881591
When I first tried to bind mine, I couldn't get it to work either. However, I found out that BEFORE I TURNED THE TRANSMITTER SWITCH ON, I HAD TO FIRST TURN THE SWITCH ON THE HELICOPTER TO ON, THEN TURN THE TRANSMITTER ON. After I did that, it worked perfectlyDon.
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If any wants to know a Propel Speedstar transmitter will bind to the V911. It looks just like the one shipped with the v911 with a different brand name on it. I got a Mode 1 transmitter shipped to me by mistake and I pickup up the Propel transmitter (Mode 2)on Eb** for $4.00 used and it works. I couldn't fly it with the mode 1 transmitter after being use to a mode 1. Mode 2 is left hand throttle, mode 1 is right hand throttle. Not to be compared to the mode 1 and 2 on transmitter for beginner or expert modes. That's how they shipped me the wrong transmitter.
592521
I would try another battery.... I have read that batterys can be bad or go bad. Other wise you may have a bad transmitter
570607
You want the rudder yaw on the right stick, not on the throttle stick? If that's what your after, that's three channel mode. You can add a momentary switch to the right bumper button much like the left low/high rate switch.I made a simple 3/4 channel switchable v911 transmitter using a momentary through hole switch and some proto board. It works, but it's not fun flying the v911 like that.
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It should work. I have a Flysky module in my FS-TH9X transmitter and it binds to v911's no problems.
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Do yourself a big favor and visit the newertech website, and contact them. The thing worked great up until I upgraded to 10.9.5 and it was that very moment I needed a patch for the antenna to work. They sent a patch to me via email. They may have all patches on their site now. Either way, it's best to contact them before buying.
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No. The V922 uses the "HT8 Module", the 4 channel helis are a different language (I've read the Turnigy module works with them). In other words... My WLToys V912 Heli will not bind to my WLToys V922 RTF transmitter.
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For sure!But if your DX8 had not been upgraded (register your transmitter at spektrumrc.com for firmware update) to DSMX, it will bind in DSM2 mode.
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I dont know ive tried in my mixer board a transmitter tried everything and we could never get it to work we even called and they sent us a new one and it didnt work as well so we just gave up
1614845
I had the same issue. It could be the hdmi cable you have going from the source to the transmitter. Try different ones to see if that helps.
556999
I wish i could help, but guess what? I have the very same problem and mine is pretty new! If you get them to connect please let me know so i can try my luck.
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I have. I plugged the little transmitter or how ever its called and worked fine. I only play two games with it: Call of Juarez Gunslinger and Metro 2033. I'm not a savvy computer person, so I haven't use the other x-mode.
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My understanding is it will only work with the specified transmitters from Innotek. Frequencies and features differ by make and model. So check the make and model of your transmitter and go with a receiver collar that is made for it.
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hi! i dont' want to presume that you are new but if you are, welcome to the hobby! its addictive.I suspect I know what the problem is. The receiver (where you put your binding pin) has a series of switches where you can select 1, 2 or three. If those are misadjusted that could cause the problem you are describing. Please tell me what transmitter you are using and send me a picture of the receiver switches martinjberger@gmail.com