How do you change the channels on the helicopter?
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.
625166
You can't. Manual says there is a switch on the copter but there isn't one...
885299
Jup. Works like a charm. All you have to do is to program the channels according to the band plan. You can pick up Airband as well. You need to do the mod though. I need CB, HAM and Airband for Hang Gliding. It's great to have all in one so that you don't have mess with 3 different radios while flying.
859389
Yes you can, only have to turn on one by one so the respective transmitter binds w the respective helicopter
417531
Yes there is a way to switch to normal 4 channel operation (Mode 2) To switch controls on the JXD 340 you do the following: 1) Power ON the heli 2) Press & hold both triggers (Light button and speed button) together & turn the receiver ON 3) Give it full throttle to set signal, and then full decel 3) Enjoy the Mode 2 controls 4) You will have to do this everytime you turn on the heli. Once you power off it reverts back to Mode 4 I fly mine in mode 2 all the time.
1881596
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 perfectly Don.
846553
There is an antenna on the radio. So im knot sure how you would hook up a different one
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.
2192808
You can try 2 different things. First. On the controler their is a little button under the stick. You can adjust it there. Or on the helicopter itself on the rotor shaft. Just under the blades there is a ring. It has 2 black pegs that are attached to silver rods. The one on the right is the one for left and right. Pop the black peg off the ring . and twist it counter clock wise. 2 turns. Then put it back. And test fly until you get it were u like it. Or call me and I can walk you through it. 813 324 0682
1514950
Any of the realistic sims that either use your radio or a replica of an actual radio will work. I use AeroFly 5 myself. If you practice flying one of the harder to fly 6 channel collective pitch helicopters you will easily be able to fly this help
1451949
I seriously do not understand the question. you can change channels either with the remote or using the up and down arrows on tv.
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.
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
227161
You have to go to the setup menu on the satellite box and change from IR to RF.
1118857
You can fix it by trimming (balancing) the helicopter through the remote control. Please refer to instructions manual for details.
1813265
A 2.4ghz radio is not like the old 60 channels RC. Yes, you can fly 5 at the same time because each radio "binds" to each receiver inside the helicopter. No two frequencies in the 2.4Ghz frequency are the same when it comes to binding.
410766
Yeah they change the channel. Do different things depending on application too
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)