Once again, as every year we have sponsored this event, as teh major sponsor. As per evey year we not only sponsor the event but give away prizes to every pilot who enters, raffle prizes to the event and money into vouchers for customers to win.
RC helicopters can be great fun , providing a hugh amount lot of fun, however there is an ugly truth that every pilot should know.
These devices can be challenging to operate, especially for beginners, and require a lot of patience and practice to master.
Additionally, they can be quite dangerous if not handled correctly, with sharp rotor blades capable of causing serious injuries.
It's essential to follow manufacturer instructions, use proper safety gear, and fly in a safe location away from people and buildings. With the right precautions, however, the excitement of flying an RC helicopter can outweigh the ugly truth.
When choosing an RC helicopter, there are many factors to consider on your journey to finding the perfect model. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to take your RC hobby to new heights, it makes sense to pay close attention to certain features.
Take a look at the latest version of the Align RC Helicopter , the new TB70, boosting a number unique features
Mikado Flight Trainer helps r/c heli beginners with learning to fly. Different modes support different stages. „Guided“ Mode is the first one. The heli is guided by the system, and the pilot can safely-with much fun and little stress-get accustomed to the controls of the model, and to the view of the model in flight, no matter if tail in, sideways, nose in, and how the controls react in different orientations. The model will stop automatically when the sticks are released. No prior experience required.
Are you looking for an experience that not only takes you outdoors but brings together yourself and your family? Then you’re looking for the wonderful RC vehicles available from Align Trex.
Common power sources of remote control helicopters are glow fuel (also called nitro fuel, nitromethane-methanol), electric batteries, gasoline (petrol) and turbine engines. For the first 40 years, glow fuel helicopters were the most common type produced. However, in the last 10 years, electric powered helicopters have matured to a point where power and flight times are better, but typically not as long as glow fuel helicopters.
