Does the helicopter charge from the transmitter/remote control ?
1625841
yes and no. It has both a USB cable that plugs into any USB power source, and has the capability to charge directly from the remote by a cleverly hidden built in cable.
1625842
Where was the USB cable? I just got it and only saw ONE cable, that charges the battery inside the remote control.
1625843
It has that option as well as a USB cord. The cord on the remote is quite short.
1625844
Yes it does, but it uses a lot of battery power. It's better and faster to charge it through the USB.
1625845
I cannot help you because I purchased this for my grandson who lives in another city. Sorry
1625846
yes and the front of your computer (this cord is included) This cord also works with the end from my cell phone cord and plugs into any electrical socket. I have a droid ultra cell phone but i think there all the same now.
1625847
It charges from usb cord and yes can charge from the controller cord as well.
425344
It comes with a battery charger. There is a small cable that is stored in a compartment on the transmitter. You open the small door, pull out the cable, plug it into the helicopter to charge it (takes 15 minutes). Don't fly the heli for more than 5 or 6 minutes or you'll overcharge the battery which could decrease its capacity.
894878
Yes. Either AA or AAA for the remote and the helicopter is rechargeable either with the remote or a wall outlet.
1739002
Not totally positive, but I seem to remember that the battery plugs into the transmitter and charges? I have not had this plane in a while, but I believe that is how you charge it. Hope I helped.
599167
the plug input is on the side just above the landing gear. Just plug it into the helicopter and the other end into your computer (USB port) to charge. Do you have the charger?
1096658
It comes with a rechargeable battery in the helicopter. The remote requires batteries, sold separately.
687585
The helicopter itself comes w/a battery pack. The receiver (or remote) does require batteries that are not included (I think it was 8 AA). Hope this info helps.
1916314
Yes, I have bought 2 helis, and both have 2 batteries. It may imply in the picture that the other battery is in the helicopter. You will, however, need batteries for the remote.
2079896
Use the charger that came with the helicopter. There is a place on the side of the helicopter to plug the charger in.
1147875
Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the computer and not directly from the remote control. This way, you can conserve your batteries. Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the... » Read More Yes, there is a small yellow USB cable that comes with the package. You can connect the helicopter to the USB cable and the other end to either your PC (or Mac) or perhaps to a wall charger that accepts USB cable.The remote control uses six AA batteries. It has a really small (4"?) charging cable that pulls out of the handle so you can charge the helicopter with it if you're away from electrical outlets. I wish the remote used an internal battery that could be charged. Alas, it only takes batteries. I would recommend charging the helicopter via the USB cable tethered to the computer and not directly from the remote control. This way, you can conserve your batteries. « Show Less
414940
The helicopter comes with a battery. Standard lithium. You can charge the helicopter from the transmitter or usb. Charging the battery takes 70 min. or so. Transmitter takes 6 AA batteries. Mine flies real good.
1635084
You can check that the helicopter is ready by turning it on. When it is time to charge again follow the charging directions in the manual. Try to by another helicopter with shorter charging times.
2090382
The transmitter base (Flying saucer) has a storage compartment/charging slot inside it for an extra battery. It's found on the bottom of the base - just turn it over and open the little latch - the extra battery stores and charges inside the base
861000
Yes. It's a complete, RTF (Ready To Fly) package with helicopter, controller, LIPO battery and LIPO charger. All that you have to provide are the AA batteries for the controller.
1767242
Yes it comes with the transmitter. Some other helpful advice I can give you,. Turn the quad copter upside down and lay it on it's blades on a level surface and then plug in the battery. Wait 5 seconds for the on board gyro to stabilize and until the lights turn off, then turn on the transmitter. After the transmitter quits beeping, you can turn the copter upright and off you go. It's important not to move the copter just after plugging in the battery or it will throw off the stabilizing gyro and then it wont fly right.
413198
Comes with a charging cord & you can charge it off of the included remote control unit or any USB port on a computer etc. Not very easy to fly though especially for a beginner. I recommend the SYMA S-107 instead.
1147873
It does not...I did order a charger..the helicopter worked well when initially operated; however it did not work at all after being charged....a huge disappointment.