RC helicopter

   for $32.95CLICK HERE

The HK-250GT is a high performance factory-upgraded heli kit. With its true carbon fiber frame, hard alloy head and tail plus numerous upgrade components, the HK-250GT is sure to be a favourite amoungst micro 3D pilots.

 

 

Features.

Newly designed main rotor head set produced from billet alloy.
Newly designed metal control lever and CCPM metal swashplate for improved 3D performance.
New anti-rotation guide, with its strengthened frame base enhances the structural strength of the main frame.
Single unit tail belt with the new counter weighted tail blade grips make it easier to assemble and improving rudder efficiency.

 

Specification:

Length: 430mm

Height: 187mm

Main blade length: 205mm

Main rotor diameter: 450mm

Tail rotor diameter: 108mm

Motor pinion gear: 15T

Main drive gear: 120T

Tail drive gear: 28T

Drive gear ratio: 1:8:4.28

Weight(without power system): 138g

Flying weight: Approx 330g

 

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HK-450 CCPM 3D Electric Helicopter Kit (Align T-rex Compatible) Modeled on the famous and proven Align T-Rex 450Pro.
Take a close look at the head and tail of this awesome machine. Its ultra light, yet rigid design is strong enough for even the most skitzophrenic of 3D helicopter pilots!

This is a FULL 450Pro. All components are newly designed. Unlike other vendors, this helicopter DOES NOT share parts with previous versions. It is completely new.

When comparing helicopters, carefully look at the tail and head unit. Our 450Pro is FULLY Pro and does not use parts from the V2 or standard parts bin.

 

Features:
Newly designed head block with high rigidity and stability.
Single piece integrated design of main bearing block and servo mount.
Single piece integrated design of anti-rotation guide and gyro mount.
Single piece integrated landing gear.
Highly stable flybar control system.
High precision bearing mixing arms.
Newly designed high resolution swashplate.
Single piece battery mount with integrated canopy mount designed to bring CG closer to disk plane.
Highly rigid frame with single piece carbon side and bottom plates.
Highly efficient Belt driven tail design.
Weighted tail rotor blade grips to repel centripetal forces.
Straight-up in-frame rudder servo mount for improved geometry.
Newly designed aerodynamic canopy.
Newly designed high strength main blade grips.

 

Modeled on the famous and proven T-Rex 250. $29.99 CLICK HERE
This is the base model HK-T250 and is an exact clone of the T-Rex 250.

In standard trim this kit is not 3D capable due largely to the Nylon blades included with the kit.

The HK-T250 is an excellent way to hone your skills on a smaller more nimble machine.*

Spec.
Length: 430mm
Height: 187mm
Main Blade Length: 200/205mm
Main Rotor Diameter: 450/460mm
Tail Rotor Diameter: 108mm
Motor Pinion Gear: 15T/2.2mm
Main Drive Gear: 120T
Tail Drive Gear: 28T

Drive Gear Ratio: 1:8:4.25
Weight(w/o power system ): 138g
 

Required items.
Brushless Outrunner Motor
Servos
Gyro
Receiver
ESC
Lipoly Battery (800mAh 3S)

 

 

*Freakazoid indoor 3D champions can get their Snap-rolling freak on with our soon to be released HK-250GT.

 

 

Tips for Flying your RC helicopter

Tips for Flying your RC helicopter
Have you recently purchased a remote control helicopter and are wondering what you should know before you begin flying it? In the following article you will learn a few tips to help you start flying your RC helicopter. These tips are meant to be helpful, and give you a little bit more of an idea of what you should do, or need to do before flying your helicopter.
First you should familiarize yourself with the helicopters remote control. On most remote controlled helicopters there generally have two sticks, also known as controller sticks on each side. One stick is meant to control the throttle and the other the rudder. Aside from these two remote control sticks there is also going to be the two dials that are often used for adjusting the aileron trim and elevator trims.
Next you will of course need to make sure that you have plugged in your battery pack in the helicopter to make sure that it has a full battery. If it doesn’t, be sure to charge the helicopter before usage. By making sure your battery has a full charge you are giving yourself more opportunity to fly with it.

Next you should try raising the helicopter from the floor or another flat surface and work on getting use to the controls of taking off and lifting. By doing this, you are giving yourself the advantage of knowing how to land. Once you have figured this out, you can try moving upwards, downwards, to the left and to the right. The small adjustments that you make will give you more of an idea on how to control and fly your rc helicopter.

The thing to keep in mind when you are learning to fly your helicopter is to be sure you have read the entire manual from cover to cover to get the idea of how to use it. The most important thing to remember with these tips is to be sure that you practice them. The more often you practice using your rc helicopter you will get more familiar with it, and be able to have hours of entertainment each time.

Remote Control Helicopter Purchasing Tips

Remote Control Helicopter Purchasing Tips
Purchasing a remote control helicopter is a fun experience, you have to figure out first how much am I going to spend and where should I buy this. There are many remote control helicopters on the internet and then go from fifteen dollars to a few thousand, depending on a lot of factors. The smaller helicopters are run by a small little electric battery, and they are elegant and swift looking. The larger remote control helicopters are gas powered and have a pretty intricate motor on them.
The Smaller electric powered helicopters can be flown indoors, though I would not think that would be to fun, unless you put a camera on it. There are some that can fly outdoors, and they are pretty sturdy looking machines. These bring out the little boy in all the men, and rightfully so. The helicopters that are electric seem to stay around the twenty to one hundred dollar figure for price. Depending on the blade length and the remote can add extra dollars to one of these fine helicopters.

There is such a variety of different remote control helicopters that it could be a hard decision. They are fun to watch and bet they are easier to handle than the remote control airplanes. The price just depends on the toy you decide to justify for yourself or child.The suggested helicopter for a younger flyer would be the electric models and they would be practical if you live in the city limits. The nitro or gas supplied helicopters are more for the experienced pilot, one crash and bang out of these would hurt your pocket book pretty hard.