Hi, I have a Walkera CB180d and there doesn't seem to be enough power for the helicopter to lift higher than my shoulders. I replaced the main rotor with a new one after I noticed a gap in the teeth. I am still having the same issues though. Is there a problem with my blades or blades setup?? Please help! Jeux

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The batteries on the Helicopter need to be fully charged to take off.

And important: to recharge the helicopter fully it needs really good base unit batteries.

I find all this a waste so - I used a wall power supply to supply suitable power to the charging bases of these helicopters give more consistant results than using batteries.. Just make sure you are using a 9V DC wall transformer (6 1.5v batteries = 9v) and that the polarity is correct.

manual is here
http://www.brookstone.com/webassets/pdf/651307p_manual.pdf

http://www.rtf-heli.com/files/walkera-HM22E2.4GHZManual.pdf

I believe the Syma S018 is the same as my Yiboo UJ417.
Mine never got off the ground out after charging for an hour.
It just skitters along the ground. Must be a bad battery. Returning it if I can.

Hi, I had this same problem but its my bottom rotor that wont throttle up. Before you bind put the throttle in full. After it binds return the throttle to min. and its ready to go. I hope this helps, although its not a fix. It a cheap one $$$.

The walkera Lama has a bad gear setup,there are two tiny screws on the top
gear which powers your bottom blades one on each side of the outer shaft
if these two screws were not properly tighened at the factory or you ran yourLama
400 into the ground even if it was at a slow rotation when the bottom impacts
the ground the bolts shear off the outer shaft and you no longer have 100%
power to those blades,if your helicopter spins clockwise and you tried every
thing,this is the problem,replacement is required or you can tear it all down
and drill and tap two new holes with new screws,these are machine screws
and are less than 4/40 which is very small.To check hold top gear with two
fingers left and right side of gear and turn the bottom blades only,if the blades
turn your shaft to gear screws are sheared off

good luck
SK Florida

yea cut it off longways down the shaft with large parrot nose plyers finish with little ones back up shaft and drive on rotor with small deep well socket simple!,

thank you very much, i like your article
and i have the same problem
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Try this link
http://www.heliguy.com/i/Walkera%20%2060C%20Manual.pdf
It's over 5 meg to download.

If is not the correct model then search here for the correct model #
http://www.heliguy.com/Forum/RC-Helicopter-Manuals.html

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_91204789c5bd4b93

Swap over the two wires that go from the motor to the speed controller. NB. don't swap over the wires at the battery this will destroy the speed controller.