Which RC Helicopter should I Buy ?

Salman Sal

Hi,I am Planning to buy a RC helicopter (under 40$).It would be my first Helicopter.I want it not be too small or too large just medium size.I would like to fly it outdoor and It should be reliable .
I know I am asking alot in this budget but it should be near to these suggestions.
I would really be thankful,if someone suggests me a helicopter in this budget.

Answer
Check out the brookstone RC helicopters. They come in many prices. I bought the cloud 10 and its so cool. Its $80. Yeah, I know. But if you want one with all the works, that's the one. You could possibly find one at $40 in eBay. That does everything! I flew it outside at about 40ft high! It has lights also.

You could aso buy the smaller one that's $25, but that one only hoovers indoors. Go to brookstone.com. they have many cool stuff.
Good luck;)

where will buy rc helicopters?

owen

Need to sell one I got for xmas

Answer
Ebay is probably still the best for selling just about anything. You won't get anything close to retail price selling second hand outside of the internet because people are generally just after bargains and the niche is small

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How can I hook an electric ac adapter to the charger instead of using batteries?

perryinjax

Hello,
I need an electrical engineer here possibly to help with this. I have a small rc helicopter you can view it at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160299062598
My question is this;
The remote also charges the little helo with a short wire that plugs into the underbelly of the machine. The remote requires SIX (6) AAA batteries and I am burning through them like crazy. I know I may would be able to buy six rechargeable AAA batteries and a charger, but I dont know if that would hurt the copter, also, those rechargeable batteries and the charger are more expensive than if I could rig an ac adapter up to the battery compartment, I already have plenty of misc voltage ac adapters from other toys etc... that I can use. I am thinking I could somehow strip the wires and hook one up to the battery comp. at the north pole connector and the other lead to the south pole springy connector in the remote's battery compartment. but i dont wanna hurt the copter or blow myself up etc.. Is there some way to do this? I am not an engineer or anything so layman's terms please. thanks
I do have a NINE VOLT ac adapter but what does "mains in" mean?
It is only 700 ma though instead of one amp
is that ok?
There is no place to plug an ac adapter into so I will have to solder the end to the wires that the batteries supply current through. Also, my 9V ac adapter says 300mA instead of 700mA sorry. IT is small writing it was mistake to say it said 700 earlier. thanks

Answer
6 AAA batteries will put out 6*1.5=9V. So you need an adaptor that has mains in and 9V out.
Based on your description, I would guess that you need no more than 1 Amp of current. Your AC adaptor should therefore have more than 1A capability. Adaptors are often rated in milliamps or mA. 1000mA = 1A.

OK, I'm assuming that there is no dc-in socket on your remote control into which you can simply plug your adaptor. If there is - job done. If not, read on:

Open the battery compartment. You should see that the batteries are connected in series, with the negative (-ve) end of one battery connected to the positive (+ve) end of the next.
The wires connecting the batteries are usually visible in the battery compartment.
Locate the two extreme ends of the series string, note which one is +ve and which is negative.

Next take your ac adaptor. You need to determine which wire is positive, and which is negative. This is usually marked on the adaptor, or on the dc plug. The +ve terminal will be marked with a + and the -ve with a -. You may find that only one terminal is marked. Often a picture of the dc connector is shown.

Open the connector, if moulded with a sharp knife (ask an adult if you are not an adult). Now determine which wire is +ve and which is -ve.

Finally cut the conector off , bare the wires about 1/2" and attach the wires inside the battery compartment. +ve wire to the +ve end of the battery string and -ve to the -ve.

Job done.

If you want to be tidier, open the remote and solder the wires into the PCB where the battery attaches. Pass the wires through a small hole in the case (drill one), and add an in line connector (like one off a 9V battery, you can buy them on line). These things require a much higher level of skill though.

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How can I hook an electric ac adapter to the charger instead of using batteries?

perryinjax

Hello,
I need an electrical engineer here possibly to help with this. I have a small rc helicopter you can view it at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160299062598
My question is this;
The remote also charges the little helo with a short wire that plugs into the underbelly of the machine. The remote requires SIX (6) AAA batteries and I am burning through them like crazy. I know I may would be able to buy six rechargeable AAA batteries and a charger, but I dont know if that would hurt the copter, also, those rechargeable batteries and the charger are more expensive than if I could rig an ac adapter up to the battery compartment, I already have plenty of misc voltage ac adapters from other toys etc... that I can use. I am thinking I could somehow strip the wires and hook one up to the battery comp. at the north pole connector and the other lead to the south pole springy connector in the remote's battery compartment. but i dont wanna hurt the copter or blow myself up etc.. Is there some way to do this? I am not an engineer or anything so layman's terms please. thanks
I do have a NINE VOLT ac adapter but what does "mains in" mean?
It is only 700 ma though instead of one amp
is that ok?
There is no place to plug an ac adapter into so I will have to solder the end to the wires that the batteries supply current through. Also, my 9V ac adapter says 300mA instead of 700mA sorry. IT is small writing it was mistake to say it said 700 earlier. thanks

Answer
6 AAA batteries will put out 6*1.5=9V. So you need an adaptor that has mains in and 9V out.
Based on your description, I would guess that you need no more than 1 Amp of current. Your AC adaptor should therefore have more than 1A capability. Adaptors are often rated in milliamps or mA. 1000mA = 1A.

OK, I'm assuming that there is no dc-in socket on your remote control into which you can simply plug your adaptor. If there is - job done. If not, read on:

Open the battery compartment. You should see that the batteries are connected in series, with the negative (-ve) end of one battery connected to the positive (+ve) end of the next.
The wires connecting the batteries are usually visible in the battery compartment.
Locate the two extreme ends of the series string, note which one is +ve and which is negative.

Next take your ac adaptor. You need to determine which wire is positive, and which is negative. This is usually marked on the adaptor, or on the dc plug. The +ve terminal will be marked with a + and the -ve with a -. You may find that only one terminal is marked. Often a picture of the dc connector is shown.

Open the connector, if moulded with a sharp knife (ask an adult if you are not an adult). Now determine which wire is +ve and which is -ve.

Finally cut the conector off , bare the wires about 1/2" and attach the wires inside the battery compartment. +ve wire to the +ve end of the battery string and -ve to the -ve.

Job done.

If you want to be tidier, open the remote and solder the wires into the PCB where the battery attaches. Pass the wires through a small hole in the case (drill one), and add an in line connector (like one off a 9V battery, you can buy them on line). These things require a much higher level of skill though.

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Where buy low cost rc helicopter?

Mike Tyler

I want to buy rc helicopter. Where good place buy low cost rc helicopter?

I usually buy rc helicopter from http://www.xhobbystore.com/. Is there anywhere else cheaper?

Answer
This is actually an infinity question.
You probably should ask what kind of RC Helicopter do you want first. Big, Small, Indoor or outdoors?
If you are a beginner you probably looking something that's hard to break.
The good news is that Radio Control Helicopters are available everywhere from Amazon to eBay and cost goes to every budget, from $12 to $100s.
That just makes a question of what do you want to buy.?

help i'm still looking for a medium size electric rc huey helicopter?

hphamvo

i'm trying to full fill a wish for a friend that since past away please help thanks

Answer
First off, sorry for your loss. Last time I read, he was still around. If you never flew an RC helicopter before, it will be difficult to find a medium sized helicopter. It is better to start with the small sized ones first. Usually the Huey helicopters that are medium sized are "Do it Yourself" meaning you have to build it yourself.

Let me give you that ebay link I found last time:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Mini-Super-Huey-Helicopter-Radio-Remote-Control-RC_W0QQitemZ120357615567QQcmdZViewItemQQptZRadio_Control_Vehicles?hash=item120357615567&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1205%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318%7C301%3A1%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50


Hope that helps. If not, message me. I'll help you out as much as I can. However, please enable the "Allow people to message me" button so I could message you back if you havent done so already.

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Where buy low cost rc helicopter?

small rc helicopter ebay image

Mike Tyler

I want to buy rc helicopter. Where good place buy low cost rc helicopter?

I usually buy rc helicopter from http://www.xhobbystore.com/. Is there anywhere else cheaper?

Answer
This is actually an infinity question.
You probably should ask what kind of RC Helicopter do you want first. Big, Small, Indoor or outdoors?
If you are a beginner you probably looking something that's hard to break.
The good news is that Radio Control Helicopters are available everywhere from Amazon to eBay and cost goes to every budget, from $12 to $100s.
That just makes a question of what do you want to buy.?

How can I hook an electric ac adapter to the charger instead of using batteries?

perryinjax

Hello,
I need an electrical engineer here possibly to help with this. I have a small rc helicopter you can view it at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160299062598
My question is this;
The remote also charges the little helo with a short wire that plugs into the underbelly of the machine. The remote requires SIX (6) AAA batteries and I am burning through them like crazy. I know I may would be able to buy six rechargeable AAA batteries and a charger, but I dont know if that would hurt the copter, also, those rechargeable batteries and the charger are more expensive than if I could rig an ac adapter up to the battery compartment, I already have plenty of misc voltage ac adapters from other toys etc... that I can use. I am thinking I could somehow strip the wires and hook one up to the battery comp. at the north pole connector and the other lead to the south pole springy connector in the remote's battery compartment. but i dont wanna hurt the copter or blow myself up etc.. Is there some way to do this? I am not an engineer or anything so layman's terms please. thanks
I do have a NINE VOLT ac adapter but what does "mains in" mean?
It is only 700 ma though instead of one amp
is that ok?
There is no place to plug an ac adapter into so I will have to solder the end to the wires that the batteries supply current through. Also, my 9V ac adapter says 300mA instead of 700mA sorry. IT is small writing it was mistake to say it said 700 earlier. thanks

Answer
6 AAA batteries will put out 6*1.5=9V. So you need an adaptor that has mains in and 9V out.
Based on your description, I would guess that you need no more than 1 Amp of current. Your AC adaptor should therefore have more than 1A capability. Adaptors are often rated in milliamps or mA. 1000mA = 1A.

OK, I'm assuming that there is no dc-in socket on your remote control into which you can simply plug your adaptor. If there is - job done. If not, read on:

Open the battery compartment. You should see that the batteries are connected in series, with the negative (-ve) end of one battery connected to the positive (+ve) end of the next.
The wires connecting the batteries are usually visible in the battery compartment.
Locate the two extreme ends of the series string, note which one is +ve and which is negative.

Next take your ac adaptor. You need to determine which wire is positive, and which is negative. This is usually marked on the adaptor, or on the dc plug. The +ve terminal will be marked with a + and the -ve with a -. You may find that only one terminal is marked. Often a picture of the dc connector is shown.

Open the connector, if moulded with a sharp knife (ask an adult if you are not an adult). Now determine which wire is +ve and which is -ve.

Finally cut the conector off , bare the wires about 1/2" and attach the wires inside the battery compartment. +ve wire to the +ve end of the battery string and -ve to the -ve.

Job done.

If you want to be tidier, open the remote and solder the wires into the PCB where the battery attaches. Pass the wires through a small hole in the case (drill one), and add an in line connector (like one off a 9V battery, you can buy them on line). These things require a much higher level of skill though.

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A quick question, PLZ HELP!?

small rc helicopter ebay image

The Shark

Ok, sooo i got a helicopter rc toy, and it was cheap, so i want to know what i should get next. I want it to be small, good battery, fast charge, as close to inexpensive as possible, and, oh yeah, IT HAS TO BE STRONG ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO CrAsH and NOT break. Im not an expert, ok? Well, theres a sure 10 pts for whoever answers the best and first! Please and Thank You!

Answer
How cheap is your cheap? Here is an As Seen On TV Product, The Reflex Helicopter 64.95 from the official website (check Ebay):
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/reflex.html
Or try the Havoc Heli another As Seen On TV Product thats only 34.95 from their website (again check ebay):
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/hh402.html?gid=

First Person View FPV for rc plane?

Tim

I REALLY want one! I would use it for my skyartec 5ch cessna which is only 560 grams.
my question is... where can I buy a FPV system with everything I need (except screen) that wouldn't be too much weight for my cessna? thanks

Answer
The first item should be of interest to you. Since your interested in these planes I wanted you to have a copy of the various items regarding it. I hope one of the other lists will lead you to the item you want.

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=ush-ans&va=FPV+for+rc+plane

fpv rc plane | eBay - Electronics, Cars, Fashion ...
Find fpv rc plane from a vast selection of Radio Control Vehicles. Shop eBay!
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=fpv+rc+plane - Cached

FPV Hobby - FPV Airplane
RC Radio; Receiver; RTU Wireless Cam. Transmitter; Information. Shipping; Returns; Payment; About us; Contact us; Home > FPV Airplane. FPV Airplane 17 products.
http://fpvhobby.com/6-fpv-airplane - Cached

FPV, UAV RC plane - FPV flying - FY31AP & X8 wing and FPV ...
Some of the best RC planes for FPV, UAV flying. Collection of first person view rc planes and uav planes.
http://www.fpvflying.com/categories/FPV-UAV-RC-modelplanes - Cached

FPV Cameras
Smallest 18G FPV Micro Video Camera for RC Airplane, RC Helicopter, RC Car w/ FREE 2GB Memory Card 3/5/2012. Regular: $34.95. SALE $ 22.50.
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FPV RC
About three years ago I put on my first FPV goggles and experienced FPV RC. I was hooked. It revolutionized my experience with my favorite hobby, flying RC planes.
http://www.fpvrc.org - Cached
FPV video pilot Home
Top Link Bar. Quick Launch. Home
http://www.fpvpilot.com/default.aspx - Cached

FPV Pusher Plane - MikeysRC.com - How To Design, Scratch ...
Plane Requires : 1000kv, 47g brushless outrunner motor 9x5 or 10x6 prop 11.1v 1600-2200mah 20c lipo battery 30amp esc
http://www.mikeysrc.com/FPV-Pusher-Plane.html - Cached

FPV (First Person View) - Aircraft - RC Aircraft - Hobby People
Join the FPV Revolution! See what your plane sees!
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php/rc-planes/airplanes/fpv... - Cached

FPV Hobby - US Army FPV Airplane
RC Radio; Receiver; RTU Wireless Cam. Transmitter; Information. Shipping; ... 150 cm Wingspan US Army FPV Airplane. Big and strong. Wood and covering film. $ Currency contact;
http://www.fpvhobby.com/25-us-army-fpv-airplane.html

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cheapish good remote controlled helicopter better than a three chanel? ?

small rc helicopter ebay image

Q. i have a cheap crappy 3 channel heli but i want to upgrade. i don't want to spend any more than £100 so it cant be to fancy i know... but anything better than a 3 chanel...?
and a link please

this is the helicopter i have:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/3-Channel-MINI-RC-HELICOPTERE-Micro-APACHE-AH64-HR_W0QQitemZ250345199244QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2562QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262

and i dont want it to run on batteries like my one.
thanks

Answer
sorry but your out of luck on this one

gas powered RC helicopters are generally $750+
their also not small in scale and can be very tempermental
but most are multichannel usually 3-4

you do have the advantage of RC heli experience so you won't need the beginners stand

check out your local RC shop and ask around you might get lucky and find someone willing to sell you theirs

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Where buy low cost rc helicopter?

small rc helicopter ebay image

Mike Tyler

I want to buy rc helicopter. Where good place buy low cost rc helicopter?

I usually buy rc helicopter from http://www.xhobbystore.com/. Is there anywhere else cheaper?

Answer
This is actually an infinity question.
You probably should ask what kind of RC Helicopter do you want first. Big, Small, Indoor or outdoors?
If you are a beginner you probably looking something that's hard to break.
The good news is that Radio Control Helicopters are available everywhere from Amazon to eBay and cost goes to every budget, from $12 to $100s.
That just makes a question of what do you want to buy.?

How can I hook an electric ac adapter to the charger instead of using batteries?

perryinjax

Hello,
I need an electrical engineer here possibly to help with this. I have a small rc helicopter you can view it at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160299062598
My question is this;
The remote also charges the little helo with a short wire that plugs into the underbelly of the machine. The remote requires SIX (6) AAA batteries and I am burning through them like crazy. I know I may would be able to buy six rechargeable AAA batteries and a charger, but I dont know if that would hurt the copter, also, those rechargeable batteries and the charger are more expensive than if I could rig an ac adapter up to the battery compartment, I already have plenty of misc voltage ac adapters from other toys etc... that I can use. I am thinking I could somehow strip the wires and hook one up to the battery comp. at the north pole connector and the other lead to the south pole springy connector in the remote's battery compartment. but i dont wanna hurt the copter or blow myself up etc.. Is there some way to do this? I am not an engineer or anything so layman's terms please. thanks
I do have a NINE VOLT ac adapter but what does "mains in" mean?
It is only 700 ma though instead of one amp
is that ok?
There is no place to plug an ac adapter into so I will have to solder the end to the wires that the batteries supply current through. Also, my 9V ac adapter says 300mA instead of 700mA sorry. IT is small writing it was mistake to say it said 700 earlier. thanks

Answer
6 AAA batteries will put out 6*1.5=9V. So you need an adaptor that has mains in and 9V out.
Based on your description, I would guess that you need no more than 1 Amp of current. Your AC adaptor should therefore have more than 1A capability. Adaptors are often rated in milliamps or mA. 1000mA = 1A.

OK, I'm assuming that there is no dc-in socket on your remote control into which you can simply plug your adaptor. If there is - job done. If not, read on:

Open the battery compartment. You should see that the batteries are connected in series, with the negative (-ve) end of one battery connected to the positive (+ve) end of the next.
The wires connecting the batteries are usually visible in the battery compartment.
Locate the two extreme ends of the series string, note which one is +ve and which is negative.

Next take your ac adaptor. You need to determine which wire is positive, and which is negative. This is usually marked on the adaptor, or on the dc plug. The +ve terminal will be marked with a + and the -ve with a -. You may find that only one terminal is marked. Often a picture of the dc connector is shown.

Open the connector, if moulded with a sharp knife (ask an adult if you are not an adult). Now determine which wire is +ve and which is -ve.

Finally cut the conector off , bare the wires about 1/2" and attach the wires inside the battery compartment. +ve wire to the +ve end of the battery string and -ve to the -ve.

Job done.

If you want to be tidier, open the remote and solder the wires into the PCB where the battery attaches. Pass the wires through a small hole in the case (drill one), and add an in line connector (like one off a 9V battery, you can buy them on line). These things require a much higher level of skill though.

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cheapish good remote controlled helicopter better than a three chanel? ?

small rc helicopter ebay image

Q. i have a cheap crappy 3 channel heli but i want to upgrade. i don't want to spend any more than £100 so it cant be to fancy i know... but anything better than a 3 chanel...?
and a link please

this is the helicopter i have:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/3-Channel-MINI-RC-HELICOPTERE-Micro-APACHE-AH64-HR_W0QQitemZ250345199244QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2562QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262

and i dont want it to run on batteries like my one.
thanks

Answer
sorry but your out of luck on this one

gas powered RC helicopters are generally $750+
their also not small in scale and can be very tempermental
but most are multichannel usually 3-4

you do have the advantage of RC heli experience so you won't need the beginners stand

check out your local RC shop and ask around you might get lucky and find someone willing to sell you theirs

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help i'm still looking for a medium size electric rc huey helicopter?

small rc helicopter ebay image

hphamvo

i'm trying to full fill a wish for a friend that since past away please help thanks

Answer
First off, sorry for your loss. Last time I read, he was still around. If you never flew an RC helicopter before, it will be difficult to find a medium sized helicopter. It is better to start with the small sized ones first. Usually the Huey helicopters that are medium sized are "Do it Yourself" meaning you have to build it yourself.

Let me give you that ebay link I found last time:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Mini-Super-Huey-Helicopter-Radio-Remote-Control-RC_W0QQitemZ120357615567QQcmdZViewItemQQptZRadio_Control_Vehicles?hash=item120357615567&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1205%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318%7C301%3A1%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50


Hope that helps. If not, message me. I'll help you out as much as I can. However, please enable the "Allow people to message me" button so I could message you back if you havent done so already.

What's the best rc helicopter?

Matt

Im looking to buy an inexpensive one. I looked at syma brand on amazon. Any suggestions? Thanks

Answer
Hi, yes Syma is a popular brand for fun and inexpensive rc helicopters. They are best known for their small three channel indoor helicopters.

The Syma S107G is very popular and easy to learn to fly. The main blades on this helicopter, and other similar models like their S102G, are flexible and bend in the event of a crash to minimize damage to walls - and to you! You also can buy extra blades or a tail rotor from an online shop or eBay for the Syma helicopters, should you need any later.

The S107G, like many of their other small helicopters, comes with an infrared controller so it is really for indoor use. If you want a Syma helicopter to fly outdoors, you might want to check their S022 Big CH-47 Chinook instead.

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Where buy low cost rc helicopter?

small rc helicopter ebay image

Mike Tyler

I want to buy rc helicopter. Where good place buy low cost rc helicopter?

I usually buy rc helicopter from http://www.xhobbystore.com/. Is there anywhere else cheaper?

Answer
This is actually an infinity question.
You probably should ask what kind of RC Helicopter do you want first. Big, Small, Indoor or outdoors?
If you are a beginner you probably looking something that's hard to break.
The good news is that Radio Control Helicopters are available everywhere from Amazon to eBay and cost goes to every budget, from $12 to $100s.
That just makes a question of what do you want to buy.?

How can I hook an electric ac adapter to the charger instead of using batteries?

perryinjax

Hello,
I need an electrical engineer here possibly to help with this. I have a small rc helicopter you can view it at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160299062598
My question is this;
The remote also charges the little helo with a short wire that plugs into the underbelly of the machine. The remote requires SIX (6) AAA batteries and I am burning through them like crazy. I know I may would be able to buy six rechargeable AAA batteries and a charger, but I dont know if that would hurt the copter, also, those rechargeable batteries and the charger are more expensive than if I could rig an ac adapter up to the battery compartment, I already have plenty of misc voltage ac adapters from other toys etc... that I can use. I am thinking I could somehow strip the wires and hook one up to the battery comp. at the north pole connector and the other lead to the south pole springy connector in the remote's battery compartment. but i dont wanna hurt the copter or blow myself up etc.. Is there some way to do this? I am not an engineer or anything so layman's terms please. thanks
I do have a NINE VOLT ac adapter but what does "mains in" mean?
It is only 700 ma though instead of one amp
is that ok?
There is no place to plug an ac adapter into so I will have to solder the end to the wires that the batteries supply current through. Also, my 9V ac adapter says 300mA instead of 700mA sorry. IT is small writing it was mistake to say it said 700 earlier. thanks

Answer
6 AAA batteries will put out 6*1.5=9V. So you need an adaptor that has mains in and 9V out.
Based on your description, I would guess that you need no more than 1 Amp of current. Your AC adaptor should therefore have more than 1A capability. Adaptors are often rated in milliamps or mA. 1000mA = 1A.

OK, I'm assuming that there is no dc-in socket on your remote control into which you can simply plug your adaptor. If there is - job done. If not, read on:

Open the battery compartment. You should see that the batteries are connected in series, with the negative (-ve) end of one battery connected to the positive (+ve) end of the next.
The wires connecting the batteries are usually visible in the battery compartment.
Locate the two extreme ends of the series string, note which one is +ve and which is negative.

Next take your ac adaptor. You need to determine which wire is positive, and which is negative. This is usually marked on the adaptor, or on the dc plug. The +ve terminal will be marked with a + and the -ve with a -. You may find that only one terminal is marked. Often a picture of the dc connector is shown.

Open the connector, if moulded with a sharp knife (ask an adult if you are not an adult). Now determine which wire is +ve and which is -ve.

Finally cut the conector off , bare the wires about 1/2" and attach the wires inside the battery compartment. +ve wire to the +ve end of the battery string and -ve to the -ve.

Job done.

If you want to be tidier, open the remote and solder the wires into the PCB where the battery attaches. Pass the wires through a small hole in the case (drill one), and add an in line connector (like one off a 9V battery, you can buy them on line). These things require a much higher level of skill though.

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A quick question, PLZ HELP!?

small rc helicopter ebay image

The Shark

Ok, sooo i got a helicopter rc toy, and it was cheap, so i want to know what i should get next. I want it to be small, good battery, fast charge, as close to inexpensive as possible, and, oh yeah, IT HAS TO BE STRONG ENOUGH TO BE ABLE TO CrAsH and NOT break. Im not an expert, ok? Well, theres a sure 10 pts for whoever answers the best and first! Please and Thank You!

Answer
How cheap is your cheap? Here is an As Seen On TV Product, The Reflex Helicopter 64.95 from the official website (check Ebay):
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/reflex.html
Or try the Havoc Heli another As Seen On TV Product thats only 34.95 from their website (again check ebay):
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/hh402.html?gid=

First Person View FPV for rc plane?

Tim

I REALLY want one! I would use it for my skyartec 5ch cessna which is only 560 grams.
my question is... where can I buy a FPV system with everything I need (except screen) that wouldn't be too much weight for my cessna? thanks

Answer
The first item should be of interest to you. Since your interested in these planes I wanted you to have a copy of the various items regarding it. I hope one of the other lists will lead you to the item you want.

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fpv rc plane | eBay - Electronics, Cars, Fashion ...
Find fpv rc plane from a vast selection of Radio Control Vehicles. Shop eBay!
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FPV Hobby - FPV Airplane
RC Radio; Receiver; RTU Wireless Cam. Transmitter; Information. Shipping; Returns; Payment; About us; Contact us; Home > FPV Airplane. FPV Airplane 17 products.
http://fpvhobby.com/6-fpv-airplane - Cached

FPV, UAV RC plane - FPV flying - FY31AP & X8 wing and FPV ...
Some of the best RC planes for FPV, UAV flying. Collection of first person view rc planes and uav planes.
http://www.fpvflying.com/categories/FPV-UAV-RC-modelplanes - Cached

FPV Cameras
Smallest 18G FPV Micro Video Camera for RC Airplane, RC Helicopter, RC Car w/ FREE 2GB Memory Card 3/5/2012. Regular: $34.95. SALE $ 22.50.
http://www.nitroplanes.com/gadgets.html - Cached

FPV RC
About three years ago I put on my first FPV goggles and experienced FPV RC. I was hooked. It revolutionized my experience with my favorite hobby, flying RC planes.
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FPV video pilot Home
Top Link Bar. Quick Launch. Home
http://www.fpvpilot.com/default.aspx - Cached

FPV Pusher Plane - MikeysRC.com - How To Design, Scratch ...
Plane Requires : 1000kv, 47g brushless outrunner motor 9x5 or 10x6 prop 11.1v 1600-2200mah 20c lipo battery 30amp esc
http://www.mikeysrc.com/FPV-Pusher-Plane.html - Cached

FPV (First Person View) - Aircraft - RC Aircraft - Hobby People
Join the FPV Revolution! See what your plane sees!
http://www.hobbypeople.net/index.php/rc-planes/airplanes/fpv... - Cached

FPV Hobby - US Army FPV Airplane
RC Radio; Receiver; RTU Wireless Cam. Transmitter; Information. Shipping; ... 150 cm Wingspan US Army FPV Airplane. Big and strong. Wood and covering film. $ Currency contact;
http://www.fpvhobby.com/25-us-army-fpv-airplane.html

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