Where is the on/off switch on the helicopter T-6 gallant tier one

You use a USB charger lead to charge the battery in the helicopter. The controller takes 6 x AA batteries.

https://rc-today.ru/UserFiles/Image/Instructions/-S929.pdf

https://www.google.com/search?q=rfd001+helicopter+charging+lead

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Question edited to what I think you meant to say :>D

It appears to be a known issue.

https://www.google.com/search?q=brookstone+cloud+force+helicopter+not+charging

But my thought is that being left on the shelf with a flat battery set has ruined the batteries and you need new ones. The manual says it takes 6 x AA rechargeable batteries. It also says the switch must be in the Off position when you charge. Page 6 and 7.

https://manuals.brookstone.com/651307p_manual.pdf

If you are replacing the batteries, buy Sanyo Eneloop, as they are best for power and a quality of build.

https://www.google.com/search?q=brookstone+cloud+force+helicopter+battery+replacement

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You cannot easily change the frequency these helicopters operate on, they are not designed for multi channel use. To change their operating frequency you would need to find and replace the small crystal inside the helicopter and also inside the remote control.
The 3 channel you are referring to is the number of functions (channels) you can control on the helicopter, not it's frequency channel.

I just unboxed a skyrover helicopter and charged it for 2 hrs the light went off I put brand new batteries into the controler switched on the helicopter it started blinking
switched on thcontroler it blinked them turned red and it does nothing. Any thoughts?

After fights between teh kids (he's crashing my helicopter) I think I figured it out. The instructions says to select the frequency on the helicopter, but there is no switch. When you first bring up the helicopter and controller, sometimes the green light on the controller blinks a few times. That is it synching up with the helicopter. After you charge the helicopters, turn then both off, Then turn on one helicopter and one controller. The key is when the green light above the one off switch is blinking. I did it with trial and error, so I am not sure exactly how to get it in the mode where it is in pairing mode. RIght now I am reluctant to mess around with it because they are set correctly and the kids are playing with them. I will post later if I figure out the exact sequence for getting them in pairing mode

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i have one to first time i got it it did work when i tried charging it it didnt work i guess its the battery or the rotors maybe usb trust me i work for that company take it to where you got it or buy a battery to replace the evo t1

check this site for
RC Helicopter (model RC8703) user manual
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/alt.paranormal/gh4P9D2Xlz4/0-LtPy-Zi3MJ

batterys turn off when not flying
should charge when plugged into toy
green light is fully charged /on

In the controller unit (the controller holds the 6 AA batts) there is a compartment just under the green charge light. Open the compartment by sliding the compartment door down in the direction of the arrow. This will expose a wire with a white plug on the end of it. Insert this plug into a socket found on the underbelly of the helicopter next to the on/off switch. On the controller, turn the switch to the 'on' position. The red and green light on the controller will light, indicating it's charging. After about 15 minutes, the green light will go out, indicating that the helicopter is fully charged.

Had the exact same problem. Found the solution on an Amazon posting:

1. To enable this function make sure both remotes and both helicopters are off.

2. Set the first remote's channel switch to the leftmost position (it says A, B, and C, but the s107 only supports 2 channels). Turn the remote on.?

3. Turn the helicopter that you would like to bind to the remote on and set the helicopter down on a flat stable surface for about 5 seconds. Try the throttle and the helicopter should respond to this remote.?

4. Next, to enable the second helicopter, set the second remote's channel switch to the rightmost position (it says A, B, and C, but the S107 only supports 2 channels). Turn the remote on.?

5. Turn the second helicopter on and set the helicopter down on a flat stable surface for about 5 seconds. Try the throttle and the second helicopter should respond to this remote.?


This worked for us.