Double Horse 65cm 9101 3.5CH 3 Channel Big Electric RC Helicopter Gyro

Item Description

This is the new 450 sized Double Horse 9101 3 Channel helicopter. The 9101 is uniquely built with a sleek design and alloy structure, producing it the most impressive and durable helicopter in its class. It comes equipped with a built in gyro, offering you unrivaled stability, with an advanced intelligent balance technique, you will never ever shed control. The Double Horse 9101 has a completely functional, all around 3 channel manage technique. so you can fly in any direction. The 9101 measures at nearly 28 inches in length, with pretty much 11 inches in height. The look and feel is comparable to the most respectable helicopters out there for the extra knowledge on this wonderful helicopter.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 40 x 6 x 13 inches ; 7 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 34.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B005IEU7AQ
• Item model number: 9101
• Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 1,595 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
• 31 inToys ; Games Hobbies Radio Control Helicopters

By : Double Horse
Price : $44.95

Product Features

• 3.five Channels with Built-in Gyro, 360 exact directional
• Exceptional material withstand crashes, Safeguard battery model to prolong the battery life
• Safeguard battery model to prolong the battery life
• Complete function 3.5 channel radio control (turn left, turn right, up, down, forward, backward, can also fly in high or low speed)
• Item Size: 6511.526.5cm

Consumer Reviews

This thing is rock solid stable and hassle-free to fly. Take it out of the box, charge it, and you are prepared to go. It is stable adequate that you can cease it at a hover and let go of the controls and it will stay there (inside or outside no wind of course).
I give it a "I like it" on educational value considering items like this are wonderful for establishing hand eye coordination.
As far as durability, it really is fine for what it is. If you land it hard or smack it in to some thing chances are you will break one thing. That's just due to the weight/momentum of it. The wonderful issue is parts are readily readily available and not expensive. I do suggest one particular of the micro sized ones to practice with at very first. They are so light you can bounce them off the wall, ceiling, floor various times without having breaking them.
General it is a terrific RC heli, in particular for the value.

I ordered one particular of these from Xheli prior to checking it out right here. I paid $39.95 but they also charged me $22 for shipping. Next time I will check here initially. I have a Double Horse 9053 that is really related to this one. I had to reverse the lower blades and add weight to the front finish to get it to fly effectively and I am confident that I will have to do that to this a single. If you go to YouTube you will get many videos on changes that you can make to these helicopters. You do not have to remove the outer shaft to reverse the lower blades, like some videos show. As soon as you remove the inner shaft, you can eliminate the plastic cap from the leading of the outer shaft and take the lower blades off to reverse them. I added parts to the tail rotor, but that did not aid to get the helicopter to fly forward. I lastly attached a broken 1/2 drill bit to the front of the skids up against the braces and it now flys perfectly. The bit weighs less than three ounces and you can experiment with your own weight. You could attempt several bolts that are slightly wider than the skids. The tiny bit of weight that I added did not hinder the operation of the helicopter. I do have a commercial helicopter rating, but these do not fly anything like a true helicopter. If you can afford it, you would be wise to obtain a wonderful helicopter simulator to practice on. I have a RealFlight and that has helped me a lot. But, it did take me awhile to get used to not really being in the front seat when making turns, due to the fact you do have to simulate that you are in the front seat when deciding which way to turn. These are a lot of enjoyable and quit durable, but you will break parts. The preferred place to get parts is Amazon or Ebay. Fine Luck.
Received my 9101 at this time. I have not had a opportunity to fly it however, but it is bigger than my 9053. it is slightly a great deal more than an inch longer and greater than the 9053. The canopy is higher than the 9053 and I believe that you will not be able to reverse the lower blades to get a lot more clearance like you can on the 9053. The primary blades are the exact same on both helicopters, but the tail rotors are several and not interchangeable. Countless of the parts appear the same, but I can not be positive they are until I have to make repairs. I will report back if I discover any difficulties with this helicopter.
I purchased a further 1 of these from Amazon for $39.95 and got free shipping and I got it in three days. I flew both of mine now and they had been much less difficult to manage than my 9053. I did have a quite slight wind,but these are not meant to fly in windy circumstances. These do have the similar trouble as the 9053 helicopters. They do not want to fly forward. I attached a two ounce drill bit to the front of the skids and it will now go forward pretty well. You could experiment making use of distinctive size 5" bolts and see what works perfect for you. I am well satisfied with these helicopters.