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Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter - Blue
Price : $39.95 $18.95
Features
: - 2 Selectable Frequencies Let's You Fly Up To 2 Helicopters At Once
- Syma S107/S107G
- Full 3 channels: up, down, left, right, forward, and backward
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Syma S107G is equipped with a 4-in-1 infra-red receiver (Gyro, ESC, Mixer, Receiver). This palm size S107 Toy Helicopter (18.5cm long) comes with Aluminum Frame and a Great detail canopy, it doesn't look like a toy, but a very serious Helicopter. It is able to move in 3 Direction base on the 3 Channels, anyone can hover it easily. Since it is made with Aluminum Frame, very light weight and almost indestructible in any crash, perfect for very first time beginners. This toy helicopter is designed for anyone over 8 years old, flight time is around 5-6 minutes after 20-30 minutes charging. It can fly in 6 directions.
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Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter - Yellow
Price : $129.99 $16.99
Features
: - 2 Selectable Frequencies Let's You Fly Up To 2 Helicopters At Once
- Full 3 channels: up, down, left, right, forward, and backward
- The transmitter has an alignment trim, a charging and power indicator, a left/right lever and trimmer
- Suitable for indoor flying only
- Flight range is approximately 30'
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The brand new GYRO S107 3.5CH Mini RTF RC Helicopter comes with the greatest advancement in Helicopter Technology, a Gyro. No more crashing, no more replacing parts, the GYRO has changed the Helicopter industry completely, making this RC Helicopter super easy to fly and maneuver. Great for people of all skill levels, this bad boy features a coaxial rotor a single rear rotor for precise movement and a GYRO for increased stability whether flying or hovering. This RC helicopter has a metal body making it strong yet light weight so you don't have to worry about breaking anything when you land it a bit too rough. It can go forward, backward, up, down, left, right and hover. What really makes the Mini GYRO S107 stand out is the built in gyroscope making it automatically stabilize allowing you to focus on flying instead of trying not to make it crash. This product is ready to run, there is no assembly required. Just put in 6 AA batteries into the transmitter/charger and charge the helicopter and you are good to go. Small enough to fit on the palm of your hand, be the coolest kid on the block by getting the GYRO S107 3.5CH Mini RTF RC Helicopter!
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Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter - Red
Price : $129.99 $16.99
Features
: - Ready to Fly, frequencies may vary
- Full 3 channels: up, down, left, right, forward, and backward
- The transmitter has an alignment trim, a charging and power indicator, a left/right lever and trimmer
- Suitable for indoor flying only
- Flight range is approximately 30'
- A 25-30 minutes charge is equal to 8-12 minutes of flight and recharging takes place via the transmitter or USB cable
- Red and yellow available
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Syma S107G is equipped with a 4-in-1 infra-red receiver (Gyro, ESC, Mixer, Receiver). This palm size S107 Toy Helicopter (18.5cm long) comes with Aluminum Frame and a Great detail canopy, it doesn't look like a toy, but a very serious Helicopter. It is able to move in 3 Direction base on the 3 Channels, anyone can hover it easily. Since it is made with Aluminum Frame, very light weight and almost indestructible in any crash, perfect for very first time beginners. This toy helicopter is designed for anyone over 8 years old, flight time is around 5-6 minutes after 20-30 minutes charging. It can fly in 6 directions.
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Syma S107G 3 Channel RC Radio Remote Control Helicopter with Gyro - Green
Price : $19.99
Features
: - Miniature size & light weight, New Green Color!
- Super wide infrared control miniature design for indoor flying
- 3-Channel Helicopter movement forward / backward / up / down / left / right
- Auto stable rotor blade system for steady lift-off
- High efficient driving motor and voltage power
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New Green Color!
The new Syma S107 is a 3 channel mini indoor co-axial helicopter. This model comes equipped with a high grade metal body frame and a built in Gyroscope which is used to stabilize the helicopter's heading. This model is miniature in size and its light weight makes it incredibly portable. The S107 offers a wide infrared control and has a customized design for indoor flying. The S107 is controlled by a 32-Level high precision speed controller, which automatically stabilizes the rotor blade system for steady lift off. The S107 high precision propellers are powered by 2 solid motors with a third motor in the tail rotor to help carry out the engine's full function. This model comes with a high capability Li-Poly battery which is good for longer flight time, and can easily be recharged through the transmitter that is provided. The Syma S107 is a great model for all beginners, from kids to adults.
Features: Controlled by 32-level high precision speed Auto stable rotor blade system for steady lift-off High precision propeller Powered by 2 solid motors with a 3rd motor in the tail rotor High capability Li-Poly battery (can be recharged through the transmitter provided) Charging and power indicator Controlled by digital technology Infrared control system Tri-band Technology 3 bands nonintervention (has 3 bands which can fly up to 3 independent helicopters at the same time)Includes: 3-Channel Radio Remote Control Helicopter Remote Control (not include 1.5v AA battery) Tail Blade USB Cable Specifications: Weight: 34g Size: 220x38x98(mm) Dimensions: main rotor diameter 190mm Helicopter battery: 3.7v Rechargeable lithium polymer battery Charging Time: 30-35 minutes Flight Duration: 6-8 minutes Frequency: Infrared control system - bands A, B & C Control Specification: forward / backward / up / down / left / right Range: Up to 10m (30ft)
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Syma S107/S107G R/C Helicopter *Colors Vary
Price : $129.95 $15.59
Features
: - 2 Selectable Frequencies Let's You Fly Up To 2 Helicopters At Once
- Amazing Technology in the palm of your hand!Syma Newest Model S107 3CH Gyro RTF Metal RC Helicopter.No Assembly required, Ready To Fly! Equipped with the latest Gyroscope technology. Colors and Frequencies May Vary. We have Red & Yellow color.
- Full 3 Channels : Up, Down, Left, Right, Forward and Backward.A 25-30 minutes charge is equal to a 8-12 minutes flight.Recharging takes place via the transmitter or USB cable.
- The transmitter has an Alignment Trim, a Charging and Power.Indicator, a Left/Right Lever and a Trimmer. A lightweight Lithium Polymer battery.
- Length : Approx. 7.5 Inches.Width : Approx. 7.5 Inches (with main rotors).Height : Approx. 3.8 Inches (from bottom to balance bar).Main Rotors Surface Diameter: Approx. 7.5 Inches.
- Suitable for indoor flying only.Suitable for ages 14+.Battery for the helicopter: 3.7V-180MAH LI-POLY.Flight Range : Approx. 30 Ft.ROHS, ASTM, FCC and CE Approval
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This Brand New 3 Channel Gyro mini Metal rc helicopter is 1 of the world's newest, smallest and lightest RC Helicopter you can get! At approx. 7.5" long, it easily fits in the palm of your hand and is fully functional, equipped with latest Gyroscope technology, which makes this helicopter an instant hot seller in the RC World. This mini Gyro Metal helicopter charges directly either from the USB cable or from the controller which uses "AA" batteries and has a full-function trim control for the perfect flight. Get one today before they all fly away!
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Questions & Answers
Question : what is the difference between these different types of remote control cars at toy stores?
I have a 8 year old son. I use to be into radio control cars, the kind that you would get from a Hobby Shop. But I want to buy something for my son that would be fast but not hobby shop expensive. How do the ratings work with mhz and battery voltage as far as speed?Doesn't voltage on the battery effect that as well?
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the bigger the mhz number the longer the battery lasts and the more power you will get
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Question : RC Hobby Hobbies Radio remote control car toys boat plane, best online shopping web Store sydney australia?
www.x5.com.au
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Eser Kismir.
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Question : Besides eBay which has dear postage, what the cheapest place to buy HSP Radio Control Parts for my buggy ?
eBay has some cheap parts but usually their postage is $7 just to post the smallest of parts, and their combined postage on several items is not that special. Hobby shops are very expensive. Does anyone know the best online shop for RC Parts, in particular HSP / Hispeed brand as this is the model I own.
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There are a couple of good web sites. I would trywww.myrc.com.auorwww.rcgalaxy.com.auBoth these sites have lots of parts at really good prices and their postage is cheap, much cheaper than eBay.
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Question : Where in orange county are there indoor radio control race tracks for hobby models cars.?
I have a Sprint 2 Flux I've had for a few years and want to to learn how to drive tracks if you know of some carpeted or concrete tracks. I'd be very greatful if you could help me.
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Hi Justin,rcuniverse.com is an excellent site to find Information on tracks and fields the world over - I have included the link below. Also I have included a link that show the radio controlled events that taking place in the next month!Hope this helps you find somewhere near to you to to learn!
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Question : Guys: What do you think of Radio Remote Control Drift Car?
It's fun to play with or not.....http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-RADIO-REMOTE-CONTROL-RTR-1-10-ELECTRIC-RC-DRIFT-CAR_W0QQitemZ2903 45864081QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Toys_Hobbies_Radio_Controlled_Vehicles?hash=item4399f64b91&_trksid=p32 86.c0.m14
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its fun! what you talking about!? lol i remember having a cool one when i was younger but everytime u made it go fast , it went out of control~~ lol..
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Question : What is your favorite Hobby? My son and I enjoy Gas Powered Radio control Trucks?
We have a JATO that is Blazing fast, but is turning out to be an Expensive hobby :-s
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My favourite hobby would be reading because it gives me the chance to escape from the responsibilities of life, even for a little while and is educational, depending on what I am reading at the time of course!A hobby with my son is Nintendos Zelda, its the only game I play with him so can't wait for the next version to be released.With my daughter it is baking, something that we have done since she was just a toddler.
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Question : What is the average cost of a "starter" radio controlled plane?
I am considering taking up radio controlled planes as a hobby. But I have no experience, and don't know where to start. What is the average cost of a "starter" radio controlled plane? I mean starter, as in the first own owned to get started. What would be needed to get started? Just the plane and controller? Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated.
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First, find out if there is a local group of RC flyers, and if so, go watch them fly and talk with them.In MANY cases, you may be allowed to fly a trainer, and/or may be able to buy one, used, at a more reasonable cost. ALSO, it is easier to learn IF you have an instructor.You have to decide WHAT you want to fly also.There are some very cheap, almost indoor only, models if that is what you want.You also have the choice of electric, nitro, and in larger models, gasoline engines.There are many good hobby sites if there are no local shops. Search RC aircraft.Tower Hobbies, one of my favorite sources for materials, has almost everything from beginners RTF models to materials for building from scratch, as do many others.A reasonable trainer's basic cost depends in part on what power, (electric, nitro), the size, and the type, (RTF, ARF, Kit, etc.), and a "combination" including plane, radio, engine/motor, servos can be from under 100 to about 200.Needed accessories such as fuel/batteries, props, chargers, etc. can add another 100 or so.Personally, for outdoor flying, I would NEVER use anything smaller than a 48" wingspan, and not use a "foam" plane as they are, in my opinion, too light to fly in anything greater than a VERY light breeze; but that is just me. I also prefer nitro over electric, but I have been flying for years and want to HEAR as well as see a plane.Hope this helps.
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Question : Can you check a radio control controller (for a hobby car or plane) is working by using a oscilloscope?
Can you connect the ariel from a radio control controller to a oscilloscope and see if there is any output when you move the controls? If you can where would you connect the ground?
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You may want to repost this question.
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Question : Looking for a hobby magazine that is strictly about radio controlled model helicopters?
I am looking for a hobby magazine that's just about radio controlled helicopters. I have a copy of Fly RC, and it looks good, but it covers radio controlled model airplanes mostly. Sense R/C helicopters are much harder to master, it looks like there would be a hobby magazine that is devoted to the radio controlled helicopter hobby. Ideally I would like a magazine that would not only cater to the experienced R/C helicopter pilots, but would help the newbies like myself as well. There are just so many models out there for the beginner to chose from. The Chinese imports alone are too numerous to count, and their affordable! Then there are the hop-up parts, a whole cottage industry has sprung up around, making improvements in the basic Chinese imports. Can anybody give me an Internet site that will list all of the radio controlled helicopter hobby magazines? I know there must be several out there.
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Go to your local Bookstore, they have a hobby section OR ask a Clerk at Radio Shack of there are actual Hobby Stores
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Question : Help checking a radio control controller (for a hobby car or plane) is working by using a oscilloscope?
I have connected the ariel from a radio control controller to a oscilloscope and ground to the negative terminal on the battery. There is a signal when I connect but nothing changes when I move the controls. What should I be looking for? Should the amplitude increase dramatically or is there something else to look for? The controller is a A.M. one.
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I don't know the frequency of your remote but usually is 27 MHZ.You must first set the oscilloscope for range and V/div .For range use 1 or 0.5 microsecond and 1 or 2 V/div and you will be able to see the carrier.For modulation put the range to 1 millisecond.
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