Rechargeable LED Wireless Electric RC Helicopter

Specifications:

• R/C distance: 10 Meters indoor and outdoor
• Charge Time: 35-40 Minutes
• Flight Time: About 15 Minutes
• Product Battery: 3.7V 180MAH
• Remote Battery: 6 x AA Batteries
• Size: 23.0 x 8.5 x 18.0cm/9.1 x 3.3 x 7.1in(L x W x H)
• Specs.Function: Left and right and back fly up and down

Features:

• The material of this RC helicopter model is very durable
• Controlled LED light for night flying visibility
• The remote control helicopter model will be your best toy
• The RC helicopter model has good performance
• The flight time of this helicopter model is very long
• This electric helicopter model has a fine workmanship

Details:

• The helicopter model with super light-weight weight and high strength composite material helps you minimize the damage of clash

• Heavy duty and super light-weight gear ensures the helicopter fly more efficiency and smooth

• The colorful LED light ensures you fly the RC helicopter model happily and safely

• With remote control and USB cable, this helicopter model is easy to control and charge

• Strength electric helicopter model with fancy detailing, provides best protection and attractive shape

• With beautiful package, this RC helicopter is perfect for present

NOTE:

• Color is random in delivery

How to Fly a RC Helicopter:

Flying remote control (RC) helicopters is a hobby people find rewarding and amusing. Two-channel and three-channel helicopters are easier to control than four- to six-channel helicopters. The number of channels a helicopter has corresponds to how many different controls are used to fly the helicopter. Learning to control the flight can be intimidating, but with practice you can master the steps

• Inspect the RC helicopter parts. Make sure that the battery wires are not tangled and all the other remote-control parts are not rubbing each other. Check the screw that holds on the helicopter blade to make sure it is tight enough to prevent the helicopter from moving around and falling apart, but not too tight that the blades are unable to move
• Prepare the helicopter parts. Install the batteries into the helicopter and the transmitter. Attach the antenna to the transmitter and then turn on the transmitter. You should see the power light turn on
• Turn on the helicopter. Balance the helicopter on the ground and set the throttle down to start turning the rotor blades. The motors will start working and the blades will gradually turn faster
• Gradually increase the throttle as the helicopter starts to fly. Start maneuvering the flight. There are two sticks on the transmitter that control the flight. The left stick controls the combination of balance, control and throttle when it moves up and down. Move it left to right to control the direction of the helicopter. The right stick controls the cyclic left and right. Move it forward and backward to lift and bring down the helicopter

How to Test Helicopter Rotor Blades:

Flying remote controlled helicopters is a hobby enjoyed by many. If you are trying out your RC helicopter for the first time, you should first test the rotor blade located on top of the helicopter. The spinning rotor blade is what allows the helicopter to fly. If the rotor is not fully operational you should not attempt to fly the helicopter

• Spin the rotor with your hands and make sure the rotor rotates evenly and does not wobble
• Turn on the helicopter and watch for vibrations. It is normal for the helicopter to vibrate while the blade is first spooling up. The helicopter should not vibrate a lot once the rotor blade is up to speed
• Slowly increase the power to the rotors until the helicopter lightly hovers above the ground. Allow the helicopter to hover for 30 seconds then turn it off
• Inspect the rotor blades and make sure they are still secure. If the unit is intact, your helicopter's rotor is ready for flight

Package Included:

• 1 x Helicopter
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x USB Cable