what do the a,b,c 3 selectable bands on the remote do?
1700752
A/B/C are 3 different channels that can be used to operate the heli. If you only have one heli you do not need to worry about then. If you turn on the transmitter first and then the heli they should pair up no matter where the switch is positioned. If you are flying 2 or 3 helies at the same time then you would need to have each on a different channel.
1700753
They allow you to have three frequencies in case you have other rc copters to use at the same time. That way you control one copter rather than multiple copters with one controller.
854631
I would imagine that they all use the same frequency. I can actually control the light with my TV remote. I'll be turning the volume up or down and the light will go from the color fading to just straight red. TV remote buttons make it do random things, but it sort of gets annoying after awhile. I would bet since they are so inexpensive they would all be identical.
487950
The remote is preset. You click on the color or fade that you want and it stays on that setting. There is know way to program anything.
170041
Set your satellite setting for "Sirius" NOT Sirius/XM, and you should get all three bands for presets.
1555046
Blue area buttons are for controlling your TV! You could assign those buttons to be anything you want. You point your original TV remote in to converter box remote and it intercepts the signal and records it. So they could be anything from MENU button to OPTONS it's your choice. You then don't need your original TV remote.
1132835
You get two units that work on several bands. They work quite well and have good range.
1078872
The remote has a "SOUND" button that you press multiple times until you get to the selection (surround, bass or treble) you want and then you press the arrow buttons to adjust up or down. It also has a "PRESET EQ" button for "HEAVY", "SOFT", "CLEAR", "VOCAL" or "FLAT" choices.
410369
The remote(s) need to be programmed to the receiver, so each remote can only control the receiver it's programmed to. I have three remotes controlling my one receiver(switch).
2196887
They need to be matched up with with the toggles in the remote. You can change the channels if you have different remotes.
1386889
One of two things, either you will have a stronger signal reception or they are for individual bands like a/b/g/n and the new one think it was ac or something with 2 letters i know some routers broadcast over multiple bands at the same time so it should use whichever is strongest and readily available
172087
What you'll want to look for is a stand alone A/B selector switch. Quick google search will find plenty of options, and you can pretty much pay what you want.
2116329
The silver pointer thing :) is for (if you want) the small buttons on the small remote. :) I use my finger. Actually forgot about the silver thing. Anway, I had problems with the buzz, too. It is the connection if I remember right. The plug into the back of the unit has to be connected just right. Fool around with it. Took me awhile but it finally connects. I do like it alot. I use it everyday. Set the time with the remote. Set up the radio. Read the directions I would read and re-read to make sure I was doing it right. Hope this helps.
1397652
It depends on the frequency of the device, I purchased two and they were different frequencies and indicated by the color LED on the front of the remote, the LED lights up when you push a button. If you buy more then two you should have matching remotes and receivers.
2065221
Good question. I dont know. I bought two different kinds and use two separate remotes.
2062039
There only 2 bands you can fly 2 at a time,, 3 channels. Means that you have control of 3. Movements. On helicopter
1714
The box for my 3-pack of these outlets says they are "digitally coded", which I believe means they are on distinct frequencies; this is explained to prevent interferance with other remote-controlled objects. According to that description, I'd say the odds of getting a 5-pak set that has the same frequency settings as a 3-pak would be almost impossible (considering the numerous frequencies available).
2031358
On the remote there is a button with a circle and an arrow below the directional pad on the right. This will do the trick.