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DYNAM E-razor 450 with metal head and tail! GREAT starter 450 helicopter for under $200 with 2.4Ghz Radio system!

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Dynam 6 Channel E-Razor 450 Metal 3D RC Helicopter RTF

Product Name: E-RAZOR 450 Item: DY8918 Specification: 1. Type: RTF Electric 3D Heli 2. Transmitter:6CH RTF/ARF RC Helicopter 3. Length: 25.8in (655mm) 4. Main Rotor Diameter: 28.3in (720mm) 5. Tail Rotor Dianeter: 5.3in (135mm) 6. Gross Weight: RTF with li-po battery(670g) 7. Battery: 11.1V 2200MAH 15C li-polymer 8. Motor: Brushless 2750KV 9. Control mode: 120-Degree CCPM system Features: 1.Simplify, compact and high-rigidity frame. let all electric system install easy and nice looking. 2.Use Direct-belt-drive, save power and let helicopter very quiet. 3.Use new gear inverse design:13:105, let motor more powerful and long-time. 4.By optimize design of tail gear inverse 51:11 and more long tail-blade journey, let helicopter tail more Smooth and easy lock when you flying. 5.Simple, separate servos-frame, let flyer easy install and repair. 6.In main frame, use 3pcs belling, insure to the main shaft concentric and less shake. 7.High-precision tail double-push frame, more smooth and wearable. 8.The separate main gear let flyer install and repair more easy and fast. Instruction Manual FMS Transmitter Item NO: RACON X6 Frequency: 35MHz/72MHz/36MHz Channel: 6 channel Modulation: FM Servo Weight: 9g Torque:4.8V 1.5kg-cm Speed:4.8V/0.12sec/60° Size(mm):24×11×24 ESC Size: 50x25x7mm Weight: 23g Current: 40A [Ni/NiMh]/servos: 6/5 8/5 10/4 12/3 [Li-XX]/servos: 2/5 3/4 Receiver

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1) Follow along with my "Learn To Fly" Video Series and I'll get you buzzing around in no time...and hopefully for less money & frustration!

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Seems like everyone is getting into RC helicopters these days. They are a fascinating flying machine and in the RC world there are so many different types of them now. Micro helis, fixed pitch, 3D, tandem rotor, coaxial and even more. If you are new to helicopters check out all the information on this site and it will teach you all the basics from choosing the right helicopter for your skill level, to setting up your helicopter, to teaching you how to fly!

Choosing the right helicopter and learning to fly it can be kinda' intimidating and I think it scares off some would be RC heli pilots. I want to change all that. I have flown all the major types of helicopters from fixed pitch w/electric tail rotor, to co-axial, to the full function 6 channel CCPM helicopters. This experience has shown me that for someone starting out with RC helicopters I think the quickest and cheapest path to flying a 6 channel helicopter with confidence is to buy a co-axial helicopter.

These helicopters let you get your coordination and orientation skills nailed down first. When they do crash, and they will, because no one is perfect, they are cheap and easy to repair. Their design makes them inherently stable so the over-corrections of a new pilot won't send them straight to the ground.

Below is a video series that will break apart the skills needed to fly an RC helicopter and show you how to practice them separately. Then I'll show you how to slowly layer the skills until you can finally put all the skills together to fly your helicopter however you want. I feel the #1 cause of most crashes with an RC helicopter are due to impatience. It's so tempting to take it out of the box, give it full throttle and hope for the best. This usually ends up with a broken helicopter and an expensive trip to the hobby store.