HobbyKing is a leading developer and international distributor of radio control hobby products, including RC planes, drones, cars, boats, and LiPo batteries.
HobbyKing is a leading global developer and distributor of radio control (RC) products and accessories. Founded in 2005, the company offers a massive selection of high-quality products for hobbyists worldwide, ranging from RC planes, FPV drones, cars, and boats to electronics like the widely popular Turnigy LiPo batteries.
Built on the pillars of passion, value, and service, HobbyKing operates multiple international warehouses to provide fast delivery and exceptional customer support. Their product lineup caters to both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts, featuring widely respected sub-brands like H-King and Durafly, alongside a robust ecosystem of batteries, ESCs, motors, and radio systems designed to power your models reliably.
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Insert a bind plug into the BATT/BIND port and apply power so the LED blinks rapidly. Follow your transmitter's specific procedure to enter BIND mode, ensuring all sticks/switches are neutral and throttle is at its lowest. The receiver LED will blink and then go solid once bound successfully.
Log in to your HobbyKing account and create an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization). Once your RMA has been submitted, the authorized return address for your nearest regional warehouse will be displayed for shipping.
Your order number can be found in your order confirmation email or directly within your HobbyKing account under your order history.
Yes, this typically signifies that the electronic speed controller (ESC) low voltage cut-off (LVP) has been initiated (usually at 3.2V per cell). Drive back to shore immediately and recharge. Continuing to operate can over-discharge and permanently ruin the LiPo battery pack.