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This Rescue Mini BladeRunner helicopter is radio controlled with a tough body that hepls to absorb knocks and crashes.

Use the helicopter to rescue a man!

The Rescue Mini BladeRunner helicopter has a 6cm figure to rescue, return to base and improve your skills as a rescue pilot.

The innovative indoor Helicopter weighs only 45g and has a unique co-axial rotor design with counter rotating propellers to provide unprecedented flight stability.

It has a compact size with a length of 9.5 inches, a rotor diameter of 9.5 inches. You can fly up, down, left, right and forward making it an amazing indoor helicopter for both aspiring beginners or advanced pilots.

Using a high capacity 3.7V Lithium Polymer battery, the Rescue Mini BladeRunner helicopterfor offers exhilarating indoor flights of 7-10 minutes between charges.

A radio transmitter gives you precise control and has a range of up to 30 feet, more than ample for indoor flying fun.

The Rescue Mini BladeRunner helicopter is supplied with full instructions and flying tips to help you master this amazing indoor pilot experience!

Rescue Mini BladeRunner features:

• Rescue Mini BladeRunner RC helicopter
• Takes-off from a flat surface
• Ready to fly out of the box
• Co-axial dual main rotor
• Fly up/down/left/right/forward
• Includes a 6cm figure
• Attachable rescue thread
• 2 Channel radio controller
• Flight range of up to 30 feet (10m)
• Perfect for indoor flying
• Recharge time 30-45 minutes
• Flight time of up to 7-10 minutes
• Full instructions and flying tips included
• Attractive window gift box
• Suitable for age 8 years and up
• Size: Rescue Mini BladeRunner L 24.0cm x Rotor 24.0cm

Rescue Mini BladeRunner batteries:

• 1 9V battery for radio system (not included)
• 4x C batteries for charger (not included

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Radio Control helicopters had a rough start back in the early 1970’s. They were primitive vehicles compared to what’s available today and just only had enough controllability to hover or perform slow, forward flight. This heli is an example of the USA’s first commercially produced and successful operational model, the Whirlybird 505 designed by Dave Gray and manufactured by Du-Bro, makers of accessories for R/C model airplanes.

There is no gyro connected to the tail rotor as one would normally find on a modern R/C heli, the engine rotates on top of the main rotor and the fuel tank rotates under the engine with no means of observing fuel level. If the engine quits, the heli falls as if a supporting string were cut. Flight time is strictly limited to six minutes for safety reasons.

Thanks go out to Joel Rosenzwieg for shooting this video!

Again a flight with my RC Helicopter, on a soccer field in my hometown, Schagerbrug, The Netherlands. I’m still practising, this time flying 8-figures, that’s why I have the training landing gear mounted. After the flight I noticed one from two of the connection points, which controls the small stabilizer blades on the main rotor had come loose. I did notice something, but I’m lucky I didn’t crash. Between my previous flight(s) I haven’t used any simulator, because I don’t have one. The background comment voice is my younger brother. It’s Dutch by the way. Transmitter used: Graupner/JR MX-16s. Helicopter: Stock Belt CP.

The biggest electric rc Helicopter.
Blades: 810mm
Rotor diameter: 1.76m
Total length:(from the top of the main rotor blade to the top of the tail blades) : 2.16 m !!!

Weight: 4.790 kg
Battery 10s1p (42volts)
First flight of my new Maxi Joker RC helicopter.

More details on my Maxi-Joker RunRyder page:
http://www.runryder.com/helicopter/gallery/34346/?script=Maxi-Joker

Second flight with Thunder Tiger Mini Titan and FlyCamOne2. The flight has been started from the balcony of my house.

Still a distorted picture, caused by vibration problems, although I have fixed the cam with elastic bands.
I hope I can solve this problem!

Setup: Standard Thunder Tiger Mini Titan E325
BLC-40 (Standard Motor Timing, No Brake, Fast Throttle Response, Standard Discharge Protection, Heli Mode Without Governor
Hacker A20-6XL
Kokam 3200 11,1V (gets replaced by Kokam 2100 11,1V 30C H5)
3x Hitec HS55 (gets replaced by Thunder Tiger C1016)
1x Futaba S3114
Robbe- Futaba GY-240
Align 325 Pro Main Rotor Blades (wooden) (get replaced by Align 315 Pro Blades)
Align Tail Rotor Blades for T-Rex 450 (plastic)
Graupner- JR MX-16S
R16-SCAN
Approx. 2600 rpm at head
Weight approx. 1 kg with Fly Cam (approx 0,91 kg with new setup)