Andrea K
I need to give a gift and I want to give some sort of indoor flying toy. Preferably a helicopter. It should be under $30, but reliable and it could be more expensive, just not a fortune. And again, it has to be an indoor helicopter and it would nice if it came replacement blades. links would also be helpful so that I can see it.
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mini bell infared rc helicopter
mini bell infared rc helicopter
mini remote control helicopter?
charles p
i am looking for a remote control helicopter that i can fly in my house but that can carry a decent amount of weight. i am not looking for a super lifter just something that can lift like the weight of a medium sized cell phone. and preferably fairly cheap.
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Unfortunately small indoor helicopters are made to be as light as possible. Putting a cell phone on one, even a small cell phone would almost certainly ground it. In fact most indoor RC helicopters only weigh a fraction of a small cell phone. I can suggest the E-Flite, Walkera and E-Sky brands of helicopters which you can find at www.Helidirect.com under helicopter kits. These are probably some of the larger indoor helis you will find. The coaxials, with two main rotors and no tail rotor will be the most efficient at lifting and more stable. I can't guarantee it'll work though. I would suggest you visit a local hobby store to see if it is feasible. The next step larger would be the 400-450 size heli like the E-Flite Blade CP or 400 or the E-Sky Belt CP. These can carry the load you are looking for but will cost more. The Belt CP is the far cheaper of the two and can be found as a ready-to-fly bundle in the V2 version but the quality lacks IMO. It just depends how much you're willing to spend. Also note that it takes time and patience to learn how to fly an RC helicopter. Even beginner helicopters can be difficult to control. Just keep that in mind.
Unfortunately small indoor helicopters are made to be as light as possible. Putting a cell phone on one, even a small cell phone would almost certainly ground it. In fact most indoor RC helicopters only weigh a fraction of a small cell phone. I can suggest the E-Flite, Walkera and E-Sky brands of helicopters which you can find at www.Helidirect.com under helicopter kits. These are probably some of the larger indoor helis you will find. The coaxials, with two main rotors and no tail rotor will be the most efficient at lifting and more stable. I can't guarantee it'll work though. I would suggest you visit a local hobby store to see if it is feasible. The next step larger would be the 400-450 size heli like the E-Flite Blade CP or 400 or the E-Sky Belt CP. These can carry the load you are looking for but will cost more. The Belt CP is the far cheaper of the two and can be found as a ready-to-fly bundle in the V2 version but the quality lacks IMO. It just depends how much you're willing to spend. Also note that it takes time and patience to learn how to fly an RC helicopter. Even beginner helicopters can be difficult to control. Just keep that in mind.
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