How do you switch the helicopter over to channel B? The switch on the remote OK, but I can't find a switch on the chopper.
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.
778181
My son says switch the remote, and hold it close to the helicopter. Then play with the controls until it switches. Hope this helps. Apparently you have to make sure it's the only one in range when you do the switch.
778182
Turn both copter and control off. Change channel then turn copter on and wait for flashing light on copter to stop flashing and stays on.
778183
Good Question - I don't know. I assume you ended up with two copters with the same infrared frequency? - If it were me I'd start by taking off the cowling/windshield( careful with LED connections) and see if there is a switch- My guess is that it is One of three different components that get built into the circuit board that read different IR patterns..... let me know what you find out - Thanks= Kent in Buffalo
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.
1367984
Unplug and reset it. Put it on a level surfacenter and recalibrate it (left stick down and right, wiggle the right stick left and right) if this does not work, make sure the propellers are both good, and put on correctly. A goes with a, and b goes with b. Happy flying!
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This is Phillip, I really like the 2-- ways When you push and hold the lock key it will beep and from that point on it will not go from one channel to another, it stays on the channel you chose or had it on before you locked it. You can unlock it and change channels whenever you like. It kind of helps you to not have to keep going back to the channel you find works best for you. Hope this helps a little Have a good one Phillip E from Pauls Valley Ok
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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
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to change the channel. From disassembling the transmitter, the channel is set by components soldered into the circuit board. To change it, you'd need to disassemble both the transmitter and receiver, unsolder some parts, replace them with ones for the other channel, and put everything back together - so that's a non-starter, even for me. The channel is indicated in the package, so if you buy from a brick-and-mortar store, you can choose your channels to suit your need. As far as I know, amazon doesn't let you choose which channels you get.
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Amanda, please go to the following link: http://www.ewonderworld.com/index.php/wonder-chopper/helicopter-instruction.html There are written and video instructions on how to troubleshoot the Wonder Chopper. If you still have problems, please contact us at 626-285-0984.
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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.
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.
532994
With any RC model, be it airplane or quad ... always turn on the transmitter first and then the quad. And it reverse, unplug your quad first and then shut off the transmitter.
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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.
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you must select the channel on the controller before you turn the helicopter on; then when you turn the helicopter on, it will automatically go to the channel selected on the controller.
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Set the remote to the channel you want and press up as soon as the light inside the heli stops blinking. it will then be set to that channel. If you have 2 sometimes you have to set each in a different room to keep them on separate channels.
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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
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With the control sticks in a neutral position, does the helicopter hover steady or does it moves backwards? If it moves backwards, then the controls need adjusting. If it hovers steady, then something is wrong with the controls and I suggest returning it.
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Right after it beeps, push the left joystick all the way up and then back down. If that doesn't work, reset the controller by pressing the left button under the left joystick and push up on the left stick at the same time. That's all the intruction MY manual gave me! Mine is un-flyable now because the controller isn't communicating with the aircraft anymore=/ Unfortunately, it was a waste of $70!
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turn on both with the throttle stick all the way down then after both are turned on full throttle then back to none keep repeating and it should connect make sure the antenna is right next to the flashing led lighton the bottom of the chopper so u dont get interference