Product Description
Air Cobra introduces the newest three Channel Gyro Helicopter. This is not your ordinary radio control helicopter that is limited to just flying, up/down, left/ideal, forward and backward. The combat fighter adds missile launching shooting skills as well as speed acceleration for action pack enjoyable. Along with precise gyro flight stability, this air Combat Fighter has two missile launching buttons on top of the controller. Left button for Left missile and ideal button for correct missile. Comes equipped with launch target and added missiles. Specification: Infrared controlled 3ch gyro helicopter Function: go up/down,forward/backward,turn left/correct,shoot missile,accelerate,suspension Battery for helicopter: 3.7V-160mAh Li-po battery (included) Battery for transmitter: 6pcs AA battery (not included) Rechargeable both by transmitter and USB cable Charging time: 45 minutes Remote distance: 10 meters Flying time: about 6-8 minutes
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 8.7 x 4.1 x 1.9 inches ; 1.5 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B005G99CAY
- Item model number: G20
- Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
- Batteries: 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required.
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 17,493 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
By : KING COBRA
Price : $20.00
Product Characteristics
- three.five Channel Gyro RC Helicopter
- Missile Shooting Capabilities - 2 Missiles
- Speed Acceleration
- Come with added missiles (total: 6 missiles)
- Safegauard battery model to prolong the battery life
Consumer Critiques
This is the exact same item as Helizone Combat Fighter 3 Channel Gyro Missile Shooting RC Helicopter but is sold $20.00 cheaper. Go figure. I've purchased both.
Here is the evaluation:
I own various helicopters and they are all entertaining to fly in numerous techniques. Other reviewers have written excellent guides about Syma, and I won't waste your time by reiterating what they have said, but I think the Syma helicopters are greater in terms of control sensitivity - My Symas appear to have at least 3 distinct forward/back and rotate speeds, and this has two that I can tell. The missile function is hugely fun. Two cardboard cutouts of tanks are supplied as targets. Wind from the rotors can knock them down, so maintain a bit of distance. Effective straight line range of the missiles is about three feet, but it is also entertaining to "bomb" a target from a height.
The controller is fairly well constructed, with the missiles getting triggered from buttons located where your left and correct index fingers naturally sit at the shoulders of the controller. A nice touch is the speed manage button, which limits speed to about 1/two - beneficial for beginners.
My principal gripes with this helicopter is the fact that it is really noisy, and the sort of plastic utilised for the physique shell is slightly brittle - I managed to crack the nose (a pretty minor point, and does not influence the flying). On the other hand, in a really spectacular crash I managed to bend the rotor shaft, causing vibration and a great deal more noise. Spare parts are on the market from the web site listed in the instruction manual, but are somewhat pricey when compared to your initial investment ($6.00 per element of the rotor shaft, plus shipping). Right here are my observations on this helicopter:
Pros
1) Missiles add a entire new dimension of entertaining
2) Terrific value for the value
3) Entertaining and stable to fly
four) The rotor throttle manage (controls up/down) is not spring loaded
5) Can charge from controller or the USB charging cable that is included
6) Fairly durable
7) Spare parts are readily offered
Cons
1) Plastic shell is even more brittle than Syma helicopters
2) A lot noisier than the Syma 108 and 109
three) Spare parts are reasonably pricey compared to the initial outlay
I bought this toy for my 10 year son. He LOVES playing with it, infact it was the very first Christmas gift he opened. He spent particularly tiny time understanding how to control the helicopter. Infact he figured it out particularly swiftly. Additional blades are supplied so if a blade cracks or breaks, it can be replaced.
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