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Make shure transmitter is on and ready BEFORE powering heli and let rest the heli without any mouvement while and after powering up ( gyro setup ). Receiver maybe need to be bind for it to work, look for binding procedure in manual.
I would need to hear it to be completely sure (does it sound a little bit like slow morse code?), but it sounds like what you're hearing is probably cell phone interference. Certain cell phones are more likely to cause it (anything with PTT capability) because of their transmitter power, but any cell phone close enough to the receiver could give you grief. If you're playing in unpredictable places, try to get the antennae well overhead of the audience, with a straight shot to the transmitters, and as close as is reasonably possible.
Only a UT transmitter will work with that receiver. The transmitter must be on the exact same frequency as the receiver. Shure discontinued the UT series several years ago, so it will not be easy to find one.
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