Robert Sixt delivering an amazing night show, firing fireworks off his R/C helicopter in St. Johann im Pongau, Austria, 2008. Source: www.rcmovie.de
Eric Larson 3D flying
the Airhogs Sharpshooter is a 2 channel coaxial Infrared Controlled Helicopter. This means you can make it fly up and down and turn left and right. It flies forward on its own at a very slow rate allowing you to line up your shot. It can Carry 2 missiles In its lunch bays, pressing the fire button on the transmitter causes one of the 2 missiles to fire so you get 2 shots before you need to reload. The missiles shoot about 10 feet. It cost 34.99 and is sold at places like Toys R Us Target and Wal-Mart. The package includes the 2 channel helicopter 6 missiles and 3 cardboard targets. The helicopter flies for 5 to 7 minutes and recharges in about 30 minutes.
Found this on a forum. Amazing video of a talented person flying a remote control helicopter showing off what they can do in the hands of the right person.
Check out this new sample from Walkera. This is the new Walkera Mini CP. Remember this is only a sample so let us know what you think by leaving a comment in the comment box below.
The Syma S107-G micro indoor rc heli, reviewed at RCMania.com
See the review at RCMania.com BladeRunner Interceptor rc 3-channel helicopter by Interactive Toy Concepts
Intro to a video series teaching you how to fly full function 6 channel rc helicopters. The plan is to start you out on a coaxial helicopter, teach you the basics which are broken up into easy to learn and practice steps. Once these skills are mastered you are ready to move on to a 6 channel helicopter.
It’s the largest project in the history of model sports. For more info and high quality download: www.WorldScenicFlights.com
STAY TUNED FOR MORE ACTION! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE + LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!!! The first release from our latest R/C helicopter mission to Turkey. This time we explore the combined pulling power of two T-Rex 600. Most critical point is the start where we have to maneuver the helis backwards over our heads to clear the high reeds. Keeping direction and flying around curves requires good team work as well. Enjoy watching!
