Esky 4 Channel Nano 2.4 Ghz Remote Control Helicopter
Product Description
eSky's newest four Channel Helicopter enables you to fly forward/backward, left/suitable, up/down, and now sideways! Equipped with two.four Ghz transmitter and receiver, this helicopter has range of up to 300 feet. Hobby Graded Helicopter (not a toy), with good speed and precision. Ultra micro-sized Helicopter,supplies enjoyable flight anyplace and anytime for pilots · Co-axial counter-ratating blade technique,presents stable flight and is effortless to control · two.4GHz Radio Control System delivers rapid reaction speed and can lower the outside interferences to the mininum · integrated micro-sized digital servos,deliver superior flight performances · 100% assembled and tested at the factory,ready-to-fly out of the box · Various canopy options for the consumers.
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 8 x 4 x 4 inches ; 4 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B005EVMKQM
- Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 28,850 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
By : eSky
List Price :
Price : $59.99
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Product Features
- 4 Channel 2.four Ghz Helicopter
- Range of up to 300 Feet
- "five in 1" Mix Controller(W/Gyro,Servo,ESC,Mixer,Receiver)
- 3.7V 320mAh Li-po Battery · 6V/12V Charger
Client Reviews
I have encounter in many three Channel gyro helicopters, and some 4 and 6 CH as nicely. This is a beneficial transitional helicopter. It is a lot even more complex than your typical 3 Channel, but not as complicated as the bigger four CH or 6 CH fixed pitch (single rotor). The remote control orientation is distinctive. The left side of the remote controls the throttle and the path of the helicopter. Frequently in a 3 CH, the correct side controls the path.
The proper side of the Nano's controls forward/backward movement as properly as side to side movement. Be cautious when you 1st fly this as it fly much more rapidly than a ordinary three Channel. The movements are a lot quicker and additional sensitive, and need to have to make modest little inputs in the manage to fly it. This is viewed as "hobby" graded, and can be shown by the electrical components. The battery is removable, so might make sense to obtain additional batteries so you can fly without the need of an hiatus.
Comes with anything necessary to fly, battery charger and AA battery. Even though I'd recommend working with a larger excellent Alkaline. For the value half of the Eflite Blade MCX, this is a superb deal, with comparable overall performance.
I have a slightly completely different version of this heli, but it is an esky nano. It is 4 channel which is pretty cool but the yaw left and proper is pretty minimal. It is fairly stable but if you get going too rapidly, sooner or later, you will lose control. The blades are quite thin and brittle so if they hit some thing, there is a excellent opportunity to chip/crack them. It comes with a spare set of blades. I advocate putting a strip of electrical tape along the major edge of the blades to help protect them from damage. The bell hiller rotor is made with carbon fiber and not metal so it will break easily as nicely. I was in a position to repair mine my drilling out the weights, generating the rod a little shorter on both ends and super gluing them back on. On minor crashes, the frame and servos may come off slightly which may very well make it fly "off", but it is frequently and painless repair though you have to take off the canopy to do so. It is fairly enjoyable heli and about the least expensive four channel you are going to uncover. Stable enough for a newbie, but four channels to help understand manage. The battery charger utilizes 4 AA batteries rather than an AC adapter, despite the fact that there is a spot for an adapter (No AC adapter is a real con in my opinion). Flying time is less than five minutes of continuous flying....the largest down side.... I suspect the heli might possibly not final extended, but it is enjoyable, and so far, I am glad I got it. Replacement components are out there. Bottom line, it is quite fun but like ALL RC aircraft, you have to be cautious to keep from tearing it up. RC aircraft are seriously not "kids" toys.
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