For the black VolantexRC Ranger 600 Stunt 4CH, choose a USB charger rated for its 3.7V 1S LiPo flight battery. Never connect a cable marked 11.1V or 3S to that pack. If you are replacing a propeller after a landing, unplug the flight battery and check the mount as well as the blade before ordering. [1] [2] [4] [7]
Start with the model and the package
Match your order or box label to the black Ranger 600 Stunt 4CH. Pete Carpenter’s Stunt review points out the ailerons on the wings, a useful clue when comparing it with the earlier Ranger 600 3CH. The white Ranger 600 V2 is also a 4-channel model, so check the Ranger 600 spare parts collection and confirm your version on the individual part page before ordering. [1] [5] [6]
If you are looking for a charger because one appears to be missing, check which package you ordered. KTL’s black ready-to-fly listing offers one, two or three batteries and explicitly names the 1-to-4 charger in the three-battery option. The separate black PNP listing excludes the radio, battery and charger. [1] [9]
Buy only the part you need
| Your situation | What to choose |
|---|---|
| The charger is lost and the battery is still good | Choose the 3.7V 1S USB charging cable. Match the charger’s battery rating and battery-side plug to your original equipment. [2] [7] |
| You need a spare battery | KTL lists a 3.7V 450mAh LiPo spare for this 4CH model. Compare the plug, wire orientation and space in the battery bay with your original pack. [3] |
| You want to charge more than one pack | The 1-to-4 USB charger listing offers charger-only and four-battery bundle options. Four is the number of compatible packs it can charge, while the listed packs are each 3.7V 1S. Check the label and fit of your own packs before connecting them. [10] |
| Only the propeller is damaged | Check the original box for a matching spare. If you need to order one, KTL lists a 4CH Ranger 600 replacement propeller set. Compare the hub and mount before fitting it. [4] [5] [8] |
| The battery hatch is cracked or missing | Check the hatch tabs and the slots they fit into on the fuselage. KTL lists the replacement battery hatch canopy for the black Ranger 600 Stunt 4CH. If the fuselage slots are damaged, confirm what needs replacing before ordering. [11] |
Read the battery and charger labels separately
The USB end connects to a power source. The battery side must match your pack. For the original black Stunt 4CH, look for a 3.7V, 1S LiPo rating on the charging equipment or its instructions, then compare the battery-side connector. A familiar-looking plug is only one part of that check. Never force it. [2] [3] [7]
Tim McKay described 400mAh packs in his 2024 review kit. KTL’s 450mAh listing is a replacement part. The mAh figure tells you capacity. Your pack label, connector and battery bay tell you what to match when ordering. If a pack is swollen or has damaged wires, leave it disconnected and do not charge it to test another cable. Follow the supplied charging instructions and stay with the pack while it charges. [3] [7] [8]
After a hard landing, check the propeller mount too
- Unplug the flight battery. Look at the blade, the centre of the propeller and the piece it attaches to. A visibly damaged blade and a loose or damaged mount call for different checks. [4] [7]
- Check the original box before buying. Both Pete and Tim reported spare props in their review kits. If yours has one, compare the hub and fit to the original. If the mount is loose, parts are missing or the blade would rub, keep the battery disconnected and ask which part you need. [4] [5] [7] [8]
- If the prop looks intact but won’t turn at startup, check the supplied manual. The Stunt manual describes a throttle lock at power-up. A stationary propeller alone is too little information to choose a replacement. Keep clear of the propeller and use the instructions for your exact radio and plane. [7]
Still unsure? Email Kidstoylover support with your model and package. For charging, include the battery label, charger label and battery-side plug. For a propeller or other landing damage, send a close-up of the blade and mount plus a photo showing where the damage is on the aircraft. Take the photos with the flight battery disconnected.
See the Stunt 4CH unboxed
Tim McKay’s KTL review shows his Stunt 4CH kit and outdoor flight. The review was published on KTL on 20 August 2024. [8]
Sources
- KTL black Ranger 600 Stunt 4CH. Aircraft and ready-to-fly battery options.
- KTL Ranger 600 4CH USB charging cable. 3.7V 1S LiPo rating and listed model fit.
- KTL Ranger 600 4CH spare battery. 3.7V 450mAh LiPo and connector details.
- KTL Ranger 600 4CH replacement propeller set. Listed model and fitting checks.
- Pete Carpenter’s Stunt 4CH review, 9 June 2024. Ailerons, single-cell pack and kit contents.
- KTL listings for the Ranger 600 3CH and Ranger 600 V2 4CH. Separate model listings.
- VolantexRC Ranger 600 Stunt User Manual. Charging and battery warnings, throttle lock and flight checklist. Use the manual supplied with your equipment.
- Tim McKay’s Stunt 4CH unboxing and flight review, 20 August 2024 on KTL. Capacity and spares refer to his review kit.
- KTL black Ranger 600 4CH PNP. Package exclusions.
- KTL 3.7V 1S packs and 1-to-4 USB charger. Compatible model and charger or bundle options.
- KTL Ranger 600 4CH battery hatch canopy. Listed model fit and hatch attachment points.