S107G Metalic RC Helicopter Model

Specifications:

• The RC Helicopter Glider Aircraft with super light weight and high strength composite material helps you minimize the damage of clash
• Ultra-micro size and weight perfect for indoor flying
• Three-channel full transmitter of the RC Helicopter allows it moves up, down, left, right, forward, backward, hovering
• The balance beam and blades are made of flexible material
• In particular tail and undercarriage designed to be easily achieved progress, from top to bottom, left and other basic manipulation
• Super light-weight and strength electric RC Helicopter shell with fancy finishes detailing, provides best protection and attractive shape
• Heavy duty and super light-weight gear ensures the Remote Control Airplane fly more efficiency and smooth
• Colorful light for night flying visibility
• Fully assemble ready to fly, easy to fly
• Function: It can fly up, down, left, right, forwards and backwards, hovering
• Battery Type: 3.7 V 130mAh battery
• Charging Time: 20min
• Transmitter: A B C three frequencies
• Continuous Flying Time: 6-10min
• Remote Control Range: 10-15m/32.8-49.2ft
• Remote Control Battery: 6 x AA Batteries(Not included)
• Size: 22 x 9.8 x 3.8cm/8.7 x 3.9 x 1.5in(L x W x H)

Details:

• With flight stabilizing system, this helicopter's speed can be adjusted

• Using special paint and fashionable design, this helicopter gives you a cool looking which is totally different from other

• Beginner will love the durability of the Mini Remote Control Aircraft as it can be crashed over and over again without any damage

How Does a Remote Control Airplane Work?



Transmitting and Receiving

• The remote control, or RC, transmitter sends signals to a receiver on the airplane. Each transmitter has its own signal so that the signals from the planes don't interfere with each other. The receiver is attached to several control motors called servos, and a battery pack to provide power. The receiver sends signals to the servos based on the position of the transmitter stick. These signals tell each servo precisely what position to move to

The Controls

• RC planes have several controls, each with a different surface. The rudder steers the plane, the ailerons cause it to bank left and right, the flaps increase and decrease lift, the elevators angle the nose up and down, and the motor controls the power. Each part is attached to the servo by a small control arm which moves the control as the servo turns

Gas Engines

• Remote control airplanes can use either gas or electric motors .The gas engines used are small and have one cylinder. The piston compresses and ignites a mixture of air and gas, which creates an explosion inside the cylinder. This explosion drives the piston back up, which turns a rotor. At the top of its motion, the piston expels the burnt mixture and pulls in more gas and air to start the process over again

Electric Motors

• The electric motors used are generally brushless DC motors. A permanent magnet is attached to a rotor at the center of the motor. Around that magnet are coils. The motor sends brief pulses of electricity into the coil which creates a magnetic field, pushing the rotor around in a circle. An electronic speed controller controls how fast the coils pulse, regulating the speed of the motor

How to Set Up RC Helicopters:

• Remote control toys have become a very popular gift during the winter holidays over the past several years--in particular, remote control helicopters. Some of these helicopters have removable propellers. These toys can be tempting to take out of the box and play with right away, but there is some preparation needed to ensure that you get the most out of them
• Plug the battery unit into the charger and charge the battery to its full capacity for the first use. On most remote control toys a light will turn on or flash when the battery has a full charge
• Choose an area to fly the remote control helicopter that has very few obstacles. This will help you avoid collisions as you get used to the sensitivity of the controls
• Check the area for any electronic devices that might interfere with the frequency of the remote control unit for your remote control helicopter. The frequency of the remote control unit should be indicated on the back of the remote control and in the directions for the remote control helicopter as well
• Check the batteries in the remote control unit to make sure they are new for a first-time trial of your remote control helicopter
• Attach any blades that come with your remote control helicopter. Depending on the model these may already be attached. Other models might need one or two propeller blades to be attached before flying
• Turn on the power for both the remote control unit and the remote control helicopter. Both pieces will have their own power switches
• Practice elevating the helicopter with the control that handles the lift of the remote control helicopter. After you have it elevated, practice with the thrust control to get a feel for how sensitive each of these controls are

Package Included:

• 1 x Helicopter
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x User Manual