i have some questions, include transmitter??? if yes, which transmitter include?? and can tell me the fly time please?
1762838
Yes this includes a transmitter. It's a very basic one but it works fine.Fly time is ~15 mins. Batteries are cheap to buy.
1762839
the transmitter is a cheap proprietary plastic body design. It's not the kind of transmitter that you could use with anything else but it does work pretty well with this. If you have another transmitter like a dx6i or other spektrum radio you can use them as well. So even know it is fairly cheap it does work well with this.flight times are about 10 minutes but batteries are cheap so get a couple or a few and a decent charger and you can fly as long as you want.
2215846
This is the v2 model. You have the option to switch between two flying modes using the transmitter. One is a little more subdued and controlled compared to the other mode which is full out power with less stability control.
1180683
HERO-RC sold mine to me. Was not marked Viefly on the box, and the controller did not work. I was able to use the copter with another, existing controller. Returning, though, because I think it all should work properly when brand new.
1728355
The "RTF" (ready to fly) indicates that there is a transmitter included. Also included is a Charger and a battery along with some extra parts. I would recommend you pick up some extra high capacity batteries to allow some extra flight time along with 4 AA batteries for the charger, but you don't need anything more than what is included in the box to get you started.
1924457
i bought my stuff from the local hobby shop which is probably more than online prices, but i had no idea what i was doing so i needed their advise. the transmitter is the most expensive. I haven't purchased one yet but a good digital one that you can use for multiple aircraft is approx $250. i spent $30 on the micro servos to operate the control surfaces. ~$50 on speed control. ~$50 on engine. $30 on the receiver. ~$3 on a propeller. ~$20 on the battery. That's all i can think of right now. It is a nice kit though. It looks fantastic and is super light. I haven't had opportunity to fly it yet, but it is a nice display piece in the interim.
1153220
Yes, the transmitter is included. We've had a lot of fun with this and quality-wise, it has held up very well, no problems. The landing gear/wheels fell off a few times, but we discovered that was because we didn't have them snapped in right. We would recommend this product!
420079
If you already have a transmitter and you are sure its all set for the heli then you are all good. I chose to get the RTF as I just didnt want to mess with it. My last heli was really old and while the transmitter was good it needed a new RF pack and batteries, so just went with the RTF. Hope that helps.
437809
I have bound this transmitter to 3 helis, all v911s. It is a bind and fly transmitter the bind button is located on the left shoulder of the unit. Look on you tube. I have gotten a lot of info there on how to bind along with other questions I have had on this hobby.
754
Rob J,The FlySky Transmitter will work as long as you use the FlySky receiver the servo will plug into the receiver. I hope this helps. Ben
414605
Has everything you need to fly except a transmitter. I bought 2 extra batteries among other parts.
1888353
Glad u asked pal, hands down, your best option is Fly Sky GT3C 2.4ghz transmitter / receiverafter seeing a bunch of guys w them at my local track i researched them a TON, and absolutely love mine. has an endless amounts of adjustments ect on the trans, plus u can program multiple models to all run on this transmitter, AND it has a lithium battery that recharches via USB off any device u have, and the extra receivers are only $7, trust me u will not regret it, soooo much for your money , around $50
574448
Should be similar to the v911, a little better though - flybarless is definitely better than flybarred. I say go for it, especially now the price is low! Just take your time learning it. I also recommend getting a Spektrum DX6i transmitter if you don't already. It's a great first "real" transmitter and works out of the box with all the Blade helicopters. You'll fly better than with the plastic included one, and it'll be all you need all the way up to large helis.
2225047
Transmitter probably not synced up with heli(google how to sync it, or look at instructions)... whith everything move the left stick around if you dont hear anything radio not synced up..
1989275
Check with this source. UAVdirect.comThey sell DJI and offer classes. Nice guys with good knowledge. Good luck.
1757112
It comes with a basic transmitter. RTF stands for Ready To Fly and BNF stands for Bind aNd Fly, which would mean you need a compatible tranmitter.
1591746
Dont listen to these nerds. Of course it flies, its an airplane! It doesnt come with the radio, you have to buy all electronics yourself (radio, reciever, motors, servos, and speed controlls). Dont forget the tilt rotors which require an extra channel and motors. If youre inexprerienced I found that this is easy to fly with 2 heli gyros. So, yea.... I know its probably too late but go ahead and buy. Dummy
51499
The ufo does comes with a transmitter and battery. The flying time is about 15min. This is one of the better quadcopters. I own two v949's