I have purchased a replacement S006G body with motors and 40MHz PC board. I purchased a 40MHz remote controller to replace the 27MHz one that had been destroyed. Is there a secret to get them "talking" together? I can't get them to work. Have replaced motors, batteries and PC boards (40Mhz). Is there a secret to enabing/pairing a remote with a heli? Ron

Turn both off and then try again.

27Mhz is a term that describes a broad range of frequencies. 27.1Mhz narrows it down somewhat, 27.14Mhz narrows it down further still and 27.145Mhz is fairly specific for a radio. Many times, these devices support multiple frequencies with a selector switch capable of choosing a frequency that is not already in use. You MUST select the same frequency on BOTH the controller AND the helicopter to communicate properly. Review your instructions or contact the manufacturer if you need more help.

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Yes! The FastLane brand works. I thought my bounce back was a loss because the remote doesn't work until my older daughter played with her remote control car in the same room. The Tonka Bounce Back responded very well to the FastLane remote. And fortunately, FastLane is pretty inexpensive. Good Luck!

this happened to me push the trotle up then down the light should stop blinking and dont try to fly outdoors try gym if poss or warehouse plenty space

contact any radio shack store they should be able to get you a new one.

Unfortunately you can't. You will need to change the receiver or the transmitter so they are both the same frequency range eg 40mhz or 27mhz. Then you will need to check the crystal is the same frequency for the Transmitter and receiver eg 40.25mhz. NB. you can't put a 27mhz crystal into a 40mhz set or vise versa it won't work.

Hi I have also bought replacement remotes in USA and have since found that they work on a different frequency. European spec is 40mhz and US spec is 27mhz. As I have nothing to loose with the remote I have taken it apart and I am at present waiting for a 40mhz crystal to see if I can get it working. The crystal you need is 40.685mhz to be exact. This information is written in the back of the owners guide for the remote. Hope this helps Peter

I have a 27Mhz helicoper (looks identical to the one on the picture). I tried to fly it for the first time, but I am having problems controlling it. The left radio control lever sends the helicopter upwards, but the right hand control doesn't seem to do anything and that should make it go backwards and forwards. Can anyone help me as well please?

Have you tried using the remote antenna supplied with the Bose system? This connects to the "Remote antenna" socket on the rear of the media centre and is made up of 2 parts: a shielded section (black in colour) that runs past any sources of interference - mains or signal cables, other electronics products - and the unshielded antenna (clear plastic covered copper wire) that must be fully extended vertically to act as an aerial. Position this away from sources of interference and as close to the second room as possible (Bose do a longer version, free of charge in some countries....)
The remotes only have a range of up to 20metres - this will drop the more walls it passes through and the thicker the walls. Any interference can affect this - radio transmitting equipment (WiFi, video sender, but especially products transmitting on the same frequency - 27MHz or 40MHz, e.g wirless thermostats or alarm systems....) or products with poorly shielded transformers. Experiment with swtiching off other electical equipment (including lights if they have a transformer - e.g. halogen spot lamps). If you identify a source, can you move it away.....?