Volitation 9053 flashing green light when charging brand new out the box

It means that the charged battery is full. Some chargers have a steady glow, others have a flashing light to show that the battery is charged. When you run the helicopter, is the battery fully charged, does the helicopter blades spin flat out? If so, the battery is charged and the flashing light indicates the battery is charged. If the battery isn't charged or the blades don't spin enough to lift the helicopter, or fly for some time, then the battery isn't charged and the charger may be faulty. Take it to a hobby shop to see where the problem lies, the charger and its blinking light, or the battery.

The receiver is not binding to the transmitter. Make sure the batteries are in good shape in transmitter. I'm assuming it's a 2.4GHz radio frequency.
When you are about to fly, turn transmitter on first after 4-5 seconds turn
heli on or plug battery in on heli. In the manual there should be a page describing radio binding. It will describe on what gimbles to move and
in certain sequences to complete the process. When the light on transmitter stops flashing means the binding process is complete.
Hope this helps.

It's in a safety start up mode so there is no accidental start up of the helicopter
while holding model in your hands to turn it on or plug battery in. When ready to fly move throttle
gimble to full up then back down to stop. Light should then stop blinking and the
next time you move throttle gimble up the helicopter rotors should begin to turn.

A 7.4 volt battery is two 3.7 volt Li-Po batteries in series. Battery has
expired, there is no saving it anymore in fact dangerous just having
around. Li-Po batteries are very sensitive to over charging and also
to being under charged, usually the device that's being operated by
this battery has a safety catch called a BLC (battery limit circut).
So battery won't drop below the safe voltage of about 20% of full
charge.
FYI Don't even mess with this battery anymore, replace it. When Li-Po
batteries blow up they have a VERY high temperature flash and can easily set a garage, house,ect on fire in a split second.
Have fun and be safe.

• If this is a brand new item out of the box, if this were my item, I would send it back for an exchange. The charger never turns green because the battery never gets a full charge. Because of that you won't get a 7.4volt reading out of the battery, Either the battery is not taking the charge or the charger is malfunctioning and not charging proper. The lights may work for a bit while the motor won't spin because a light takes far less voltage than turning a motor. Because you don't know if it is the battery or charger and it is new I have to suggest to take it back. The sooner the better. Messing with it will just void the warranty.

Regards, Tony

it sounds like your sons battery is bad.

did you put all 8 of the batteries in it? it takes 8 AA batteries.

i need the owners manual for the " volitation 9053 helicopter "

Had a similar model lasted 10 mins i broke this little plactic holder that seperates the blades i bent it the slightist bit and boom never flew again

if the blades are turning and it wont rise check the top blade turn with you hand and hold the lower gear if it spins its loose the clue inside dont hold the turn blades.
solution: get a small drill bit not to big and a drill at the middle of the shaft by the black part make a hole down to the metal shaft and a littel bit into the shaft know get a small screw that woul fir the hold you just made and in to the shaft and it will hold and wala its fixed