RC Hellicopters

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UKBob

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Tuesday 3rd January 2006
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www.firebox.com/index.html?dir=firebox&action=product&pid=992

Any ideas where else I can find one of these in stock? Does anyone here own one of these, and can anyone recommend any other toy choppers for a little more money with a little more power, without having to splash out for a proper RC chopper?

UKBob

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266 months

Tuesday 3rd January 2006
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How hard are they to fly (the cheap mini indoor ones)? I heard choppers were very difficult to master. Surely they are fun, and you wont crash after a bit of practise?

UKBob

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Tuesday 3rd January 2006
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donaldsmith said:
I home it want a nitro he flew in shoroom. If it was thats a bit dogy and whould scare me.
Admit it. It scared you. You're lisping

Can you get RC controls which plug into the USB port, for realistic training? Just curious. If I was buying a proper RC heli, Id want real lessons before playing around with an upside down flying weed-wacker which hovered at crotch level.

Im very tempted to go for the little 60 quid jobbie, that looks like fun

UKBob

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Thursday 5th January 2006
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Cheers for the replies donald Im very much undecided whether to go for a cheap toy electric to start out with, or a more expensive model. Ive always wanted a proper RC helli/plane (two very different toys, I know). I'll have a think about it and give the model shop a call.