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Giant Airwolf RTF 4Ch Remote Control Helicopter - Lipo Battery Version
Product Description
This beautiful large scale Airwolf - 4ch RC Helicopter with a contra-rotating double rotors system is unlike other helicopters, this helicopter is BIG! Measuring about 60 cm in length (more then 23 inches) with impressive looks and feel it delivers maximum flight experience both indoor and outdoor.
It comes with 4 channel radio equipment meaning it can move in eight directions - bank left, bank right, backwards, forwards, up, down and rotate either left or right on its axis, so it moves just like a real helicopter.
The rotor head is equipped with strong parts, that makes it tough, and the frame structure is so simple that breakages are rare. If you are a first time flier this is a perfect model to start this hobby.
The remote controlled helicopter comes fully assembled and ready to fly, all you need are AA batteries for the transmitter.
Included in the pack:
- Factory assembled helicopter
- 4 channel transmitter
- AC mains charger
- Li-Po 7.4V 1500mAh battery
- 4 Spare main blades
- Instruction manual
Features
- LARGE SCALE
- 4 Channel Full RC system
- Installed fast servos and 4-in-1 control unit
- Dual motors makes the Airwolf powerful and efficient
- Function: Up/Down, Left/Right Rotation, Forward/Backward, Left/Right
- FULLY ASSEMBLED
- READY TO FLY
Specifications
- Charge time:1.5-2 Hours
- Flight Time: 8 minutes
- Flying Height: 80M
- Flying Range: 100 M
- Frequency: 35.066MHZ, 35.120MHZ, 35.180MHZ
- 7.4V 1500mAh Lithium Rechargeable battery pack
Required To Use
- 8 AA Batteries for the remote controller
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