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Archive for the ‘RC Helicopters’ Category

The Robins 22 helicopter

Friday, July 11th, 2008

The Robins 22 helicopter comes from manufacturer E-sky and is a remarkable piece of technology when it comes to RCs. If you are new to the hobby of radio controlled helicopters then the Robins 22 is an excellent choice to get your started. The helicopter is relatively easy to handle and you can virtually just take it from the box as it comes pre-assembled, charge it to full capacity and then send it out into the blue skies for your first test flight.

Hovering is one thing that the majority of new pilots have a great deal of trouble perfecting and is one of the main causes of helicopter crashes for newbie’s to the world of flying. However the Robins 22 helicopter is excellent for newbie’s as it has been built with coaxial counter rotating head. The beauty of this is when it comes to stability and this does make all the difference especially with helping to perfect the hovering technique.

Another benefit to the counter rotating design is the way the rudder is handled and this makes turning the helicopter so much easier which of course the beginner to flying needs. The helicopter will slow down the rotation of one blade which will greatly increase the stability of the turns the helicopter can make which is essential when starting out in flying and helps to avoid beginners crashing the copter to the ground.

Of course the Robins 22 helicopter is a must buy for those who have only got their training pilots license, those pilots with plenty of experience when it comes to flying will marvel at the speed and enjoy the agility that this little helicopter is capable of producing.

The Robins 22 comes with plenty of features which would usually command a much higher price. The helicopter is efficient and powerful due to the 180 motors; it comes with a pre-installed 4 in 1 remote unit, coaxial counter rotating blades and separate servos which allow the user more precision to perform stunts and manoeuvres when flying.

While there are plenty of RC helicopters out there to choose from, this model is one of the better value for money helicopters. However the construction and quality of the helicopter is not compromised. The helicopter blades are just over 13 inch in diameter, with the tail rotor being just over 5 inches. The overall length of the model is a little over 14 inch and based on a carbon fibre framework. This makes the helicopter really light being just over 230g; flight time is around 15 minutes with a charge time of around 4 hours to totally refuel your helicopter.

This is definitely one RC helicopter that should be high up on the lost of all pilots no matter whether this would be your first flight or you are an experienced pilot. With the Robins 22 you will soon be performing stunts and manoeuvres like a pro which will surprise your and have professional believing you have been flying for years.

The Robins 22 from E-Sky is a remarkable piece of technology while being an affordable choice for beginners and experienced pilots alike. Ready to fly straight out of the box just unpack, charge and take to the skies. With the Robins 22 you will soon be performing stunts like a professional.

The Blade 400 Mini helicopter

Friday, July 11th, 2008

If your idea of fun is going out into a large area and flying a RC helicopter and you are an intermediary or an experienced pilot then consider going for the Blade 400 mini helicopter from Eflite. The Blade 400 is factory built to quality standards and it is ready to fly as soon you receive it, all you have to do is have a little patience when you have unpacked while the copter charges to full capacity and off you go.

Being an advanced pilot means that you will be able to take full advantage of the 3D flight capabilities of this mini helicopter and amaze those around you by completing some of the most amazing stunts and maneuvers. One thing that makes this model stand out is the control unit; it features a Spektrum 2.4GHz radio system that has been specifically designed so as not to interfere with other RC users, even with those who are using the same frequency to power their RC helicopters or planes.

If stunts and maneuvers are your thing then you will love the technology that comes with the Blade 400, as this allows you to make complex moves, hover easily and perform stunts with the greatest of ease. This comes by way of what is called advanced DSM2 protocol that the radio system provides; it is also 6 channels programmable. This also gives the user faster response over the controls and gives the users advanced features such as ServoSync. ServoSync allows the controller to have precise control over the helicopter at all time when performing 3D aerobatics with their helicopter. This is possible due to the ServoSync being able to synchronize the mixed servers so that they receive the same pulses at the same time. The controller receiver is also only 4 g which makes it extremely feather weight and feels great in the hand.

Of course the advanced features of the Blade 400 do not stop there; the set has full range capability and also has helicopter and airplane programming with 10 model memory. Eflite always use top quality engineering in their products and the Blade 400 is no exception. The gyro in the helicopter has sensitivity programming which can be adapted to the pilots own taste and allows for an excellent flying experience with the helicopter fitting right in with your particular type of handling. The gyro also has heading lock control.

Unlike a lot of the smaller helicopters to be found the Blade 400 will not be grounded if the breeze picks up, as it is big enough to handle itself, however it is not advisable to take any RC helicopter out in strong winds. While the features speak for themselves and are enough reasons to buy the 400 of course another strong advantage to buying is the fact that it comes from Eflite. The company has one of the best customer services around and back up all the products they sell with quality awards. If you are into flying as a hobby then the Blade 400 3D RTF electric mini is an excellent choice, whether you are a beginner to flying, intermediate or a professional pilot.

The Blade 400 mini helicopter is suitable for novice pilots and professionals alike. With gyro heading locking and sensitivity programming this model gives you one of the possible flying experiences. Eflite are well known for their quality engineering and this can clearly be seen in the Blade 400.

Take to the skies with an Eflite RC helicopter

Friday, July 11th, 2008

Eflite make a range of helicopters suitable for all pilots whether they are just starting out with their “pilots” license or they are seasoned professionals. From the very affordable Blade CX to the top of the range Blade 400 there is an Eflite RC helicopter to suit your pocket and your level and skill of flying.

The Blade CX is the cheapest of the models from Eflite; however this does not mean that the helicopter is poor quality. When buying this model you get a helicopter that is ready to fly right out of the box and which has stability which means that even those picking up the control for the first time would soon be flying. While this model is classed as being an entry model into the world of flying, it does possess features that similar priced models do not. The Eflite S75 servos are just one of many; the design of the controller has also been given some thought and is extremely comfortable to hold even for those who have never picked up one before. It is extremely easy to pick up and learn even though it has an advanced 4 in 1 unit.

Of course first impression also goes a long way and the Blade CX does not disappoint, it looks good and the body is constructed from lightweight materials while at the same being of quality. Hovering is one factor of flying that many struggle to master, with the CX this is not a problem with the help of the counter rotating blades. Another problem in flying that many newcomers come across is when making rudder turns and again this is no problem with this model which makes it an excellent beginner’s choice.

Moving on to those with more experience the Blade 400 is at the top end of the price range of Eflite RC helicopter range. It comes flight tested and can be taken right into the field and flown by those who have experience or fall into the intermediary category of pilots. Whether you want to show off your skills with 3D aerobatics or hovering, this is the model for you.

Advanced flying is made possible with the DSM2 protocol, it provides a locked in and very solid response, which allows the specialist flyer to be able to take to the skies with even the most advanced of maneuvers. Also helping you to complete these maneuvers is the servosync system, transmitted data is automatically re-sequenced which means the servos receive pulses at the identical time which allows for greater precision.

Whether it is an advanced helicopter you are looking to buy or you are looking for your first model there is plenty to choose from with the Eflite RC helicopter range. All models are made from the highest quality construction found on a RC helicopter and comes with advanced technology which you would normally have to pay top dollar for. Along with this Eflite products are backed up with a great level of customer service which means your experience of buying and flying will always be a pleasant one.

The Eflite RC helicopter range is large with models to suit all levels of experience in flying. The Blade CX is suitable for those starting out in flying to the top of the range Blade 400. All models are built with the quality you would expect from Eflite with advanced features usually found on much dearer models.

Looking for a Radio Controlled Helicopter?

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

If you are looking for a radio controlled helicopter there are plenty of them out there. However if you want to get off to the best of starts then you have to choose a helicopter suited to your particular experience. If you choose a helicopter that is above your flying skills when first going into flying, you could have a bad experience and give up on the whole hobby even before it got off the ground. Even worse your helicopter could come crashing down to the ground.

Bear this in mind when choosing the helicopter, some models are easier to fly than others and these are the models you should be looking for. Walkera do a large range of radio controlled helicopter that are easy to fly and they come out of the box ready to fly, all you need to do is to charge it up and take to the skies. A lot of these are sold as mini RC helicopters and due to their small sixe are easier to handle and can be used indoors in a large area.

The next thing you have to give some consideration to is how much you can realistically afford to pay for the radio controlled helicopter. Your experience again should also have some bearing on this. It is no good paying out hundreds for one of the top of the range helicopters if this will be your first model. When starting out learning to fly go for one of the cheaper range of helicopters, Walkera do some very affordable models and just because they are lower in price range it doesn’t mean that features are cut down.

You also need to consider if spare parts are easy to come by. The chances are that some time during the helicopters life it will hit the ground, and while all models are built well they of course do not take well to crashing to the ground or into a tree. Therefore you will probably need to replace parts on the helicopter. Manufacturers such as Walkera do supply spare parts and these can be found readily online, so consider buying a well known brand when buying your first radio controlled helicopter.

There are different types of RC helicopters so you would have to decide which would be the best for you. The Micro remote is one of the smallest and is usually around 8 inches in length, this of course is ideal for those with limited space. This is followed by the Mini which again is excellent if space is really tight. The electric remote control helicopter is one of the most popular models to be found and is a firm favorite with flying enthusiasts. It is very easy to handle, is on the quiet side and is one that is suited to the beginner pilot, there are also many models to choose from. Finally there is the gas remote control helicopter; if you want to have the experience of flying the real thing then the gas helicopter is the one for you. This type is for the more experienced pilot and they are in the higher price bracket.

Looking to buy a new RC helicopter? Take a look at our range of Walkera helicopters. From the mini range of copters which can be flown in the smallest of areas to the larger models that need plenty of space, Walkera supply quality but affordable models. Whether you are a beginner or a veteran to flying you are sure to find the right RC helicopter for your need with Walkera.

A Simple Guide to Buying a Walkera Helicopter

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

A Simple Guide to Buying a Walkera Helicopter
The Walkera helicopter is a popular choice among flying enthusiasts and there are many models to choose from. Their popularity is probably down to the fact that they are relatively inexpensive to purchase for those who are getting into the hobby of flying, and spare parts, if needed can be found online easily. However when considering buying a helicopter you have to ensure that you choose the right model for your circumstances.
If you are a complete beginner to flying then it would be in your best interests to join a flying club, one that specializes in helicopter flying would be the ideal choice and there are many around. By joining a club you will be able to get advice and information on the Walkera helicopter in general and which of the models is the best to start off with. There will be many members who have been flying for years and their knowledge will put you in good stead and ensure your introduction into flying gets off to the best of starts.
If you are a newcomer and have very little experience in flying a helicopter then one Walkera model which you could consider starting out with is the Walkera Dragonfly 5. This is an excellent choice for beginners and is one of the X rotation XRB types of helicopter. Another good choice would be the Dragonfly 53 as both of the models from Walkera, as many do, come ready assembled. They are a good beginners choice due to their design, both have counter rotating blades which means they are without tail blades and this makes them one of the easier types of helicopter to fly and adds to stability when flying. One word of warning though both models are best flown in calm weather, strong winds and the Dragonfly does not mix.
Once you have got used to flying the helicopter and have proved yourself a good pilot then you can consider buying a helicopter such as the Walkera 36 or Walkera 60, both of which are more powerful. As with all the Walkera range of helicopters the 36 and 60 are excellent value for money and both come pre-set, however you will have to make some adjustment to the gyro, based on your handling of the helicopter. Both of the helicopters can be upgraded if you choose to do so, this includes upgrading to full metal rotor heads along with the tail rotor, this allows for a more stable and precise flying experience.
The Walkera ranges are very popular choices among both the novice and the experienced helicopter enthusiast. They offer models suitable for all needs from the 5G4 which is only 14 inches and is suitable for beginners who fly on calm days or this model can be used indoors providing there is adequate room, and is one of the easiest helicopters to fly straight out of the box. At the other scale is the nitro based Walkera 83 deluxe, as the name suggests this is aimed at the more experienced flyer but again is to ready to fly straight out of the box.
Walkera helicopters are a very popular choice among beginners and advanced pilots alike. From the Walkera Dragonfly 5 with its counter rotating blades to the more powerful nitro based Walkera 83 deluxe all helicopters can be flown straight out of the box. Whether you want to practice hovering or perform powerful extreme maneuvers, Walkera have something to offer.

A look at the Walkera 83 helicopter

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

If you are an experienced pilot then the Walkera 83 helicopter is a very fine choice for those who love the thrill of flying. This is one of the high end models from Walkera and while is has some of the most advanced features to be found on a remote control helicopter it does come ready to take to the skies out of the box.

The majority of remote control helicopters are based on a tail driven motor, however the Walkera 83 features a belt driven tail system which provides the handler with a totally thrilling experience of flying. While this model can quite literally be taken from the box and flown it also comes with different components, the receiver unit and the gyro are just two. The beauty of the separate controls is that is gives those flying maximum control over the helicopter. The helicopter is also extremely easy to modify in the future if you should choose to do so with the quality parts being easy to swap this makes upgrading child’s play.

While it does fly out of the box you will of course need to make some basic adjustments depending on your handling of the helicopter, however this is the minimum which you would expect with all helicopters. Once you have made some slight changes then you have a model that has some of the most advanced flying capabilities which you would only expect to see on a model costing a lot more than the Walkera 83.

When you buy the Walkera 83 it comes with over 83 components all of which are extremely impressive. Your kit will of course come with an outstanding and very powerful PRO 15 nitro engine which is the heart of your new flying machine. Combine this with the GX02 AVCS Gyro, 4 20G servos and one of the highest specification transmitters to come from Walkera the WK0703 transmitter and you will be the envy of all pilots out there.

While the 83 model is considered to be a step up to nitro helicopters for those pilots with experience, it is also suitable for the intermediary flyer. It is an excellent introduction for anyone going into nitro models and of course as it from Walkera it an affordable way of advancing in the world of helicopter flying.

The Walkera 83 while being affordable is not lacking quality and it is of very sturdy construction, the basic frame of the helicopter is constructed from an aluminum frame combined with carbon reinforced fibers which leaves the helicopter with a sleek streamlined look and no sharp edges. Only the main rotor blades and tail blades are plastic, the rotor head, tail rotor and tail boom are all constructed from the same high quality aluminum. The canopy of the Walkera 83 is made from fiberglass which is reinforced with plastic which overall gives an appearance which is nice on the eye while also providing extreme quality. Anyone considering moving up to a nitro based helicopter should definitely consider this model, the quality is superb and comes with features which would normally only be seen on models in the higher price range.

The Walkera 83 helicopter is an affordable high quality nitro RC helicopter, suitable for the intermediate to advanced pilot. If you are looking for a thrilling flying experience this is a superb model that comes with advanced features you could expect to pay a much higher price for.

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