How do you change the frequency from A to B on the helicopter? I see the switch on the remote but not on the helicopter.
753909
Rebind the helicopter to the transmitter as follows:1. Turn the helicopter switch to "on" before turning on the transmitter.2. Change the frequency switch on the transmitter from A to B before turning it on.3. Turn on the transmitter and allow it to rebind.
753910
The frequency's change when the power is turned off and on. For $20 a chopper that is pretty good
753911
Rebind the helicopter to the transmitter as follows: 1. Turn the helicopter switch to "on" before turning on the transmitter. 2. Change the frequency switch on the transmitter from A to B before turning it on. 3. Turn on the transmitter and allow it to rebind.
391021
Press the trim button under the RIGHT control stick to the RIGHT as you turn the transmitter on. This will switch the modes. You only have to do it once unless you want to switch it back.
963175
I had the same problem. It just doesn't have enough power. I think some fly, and some just don't. New batteries won't help. The quality control is inadequate, I guess. You might ask, "What did you expect for such a cheap helicopter?" Personally, I expected a helicopter, as opposed to a paperweight.
778180
Turn the switch on the controller AND chopper off. Switch the channel on the remote and then turn both units back on. They should both seek and discover the new channel.
2229070
Use the right toggle switch to move your helicopter left and right. It takes practice if the helicopter is not turning properly you should adjust the gyro center on the center of the control.
1941271
First, make sure to NOT move the heli when you turn it on and connect to the Transmitter. The only option you have is to use the Transmitter trim switch to compensate.
892629
I have had many devices like this and there never was a way to change the frequency. I made a mistake once in purchasing two remote control cars of the same frequency. There was no way it could be done.
826852
Turn everything off. Slide the switch on one remote to position "A", turn on that remote, then turn on one helicoper. Then the blinking green light on that helicoper stops blinking, that helicopter is set to frequency "A".Next turn the other remote switch to "B" and turn it on, and then switch on the second helicopter. When the second helicopter's green light stops blinking, it it set to frequency "B". Happy flying.
1372101
Turn the helicopter on and then turn the radio on. green light on the radio flashes, push the throttle all the way up & then pull all the way down. This will Synchronize the 2 units & the light will quit flashing, push throttle forward & fly. Hope this helps!
2124119
Yes the frequencys can be changed. They come with 2 chips that are for different frequencys that are very simple to change.
612160
I would suspect is another signal in the area on the same frequency. What you need to do, to be sure, is go into the module in the ceiling and change one of the or two of the frequency sliders and do the same thing on your Remote.
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.
1444478
Take and sinc one first then take the first sinc heli and put it behind you. Then switch channels on the remote turn heli on and take the second remote and put it right behind heli about a foot away and put it to full throttle a bunch of times.... It will stay going after a couple full throttles....
1951691
Yes you can either different frequencies or 2 on 1 remote this is not a beginner helicopter and not easy to fly 107g syma is great starting one
317846
I don't think you have to change the frequency setting in the remote to match the motor of the fan. It should work right out of packaging for the fan. Mine did, without programming. Hope this helps!
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
2004459
turn the power on 21 helicopter and 1 transmitter engage throttle which will than pair it to that helicopter. turn the second remote to a different channel and then power up helicopter and remote and engage throttlel and that one will then be paired to that helicopter only