HX RADIO CONTROL HELICOPTER

[Ghost in the Machine]

READY FOR FLIGHT RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX!

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It's time to soar the great blue skies with the HX Dragonfly 251 remote control helicopter.



Retails @ $149.95
Our Price: $47.50


This life like helicopter is powered by two electric motors and can fly up to 100 feet high at speeds up to 12 mph.

Soft, gradual control response and stable hovering characteristics also make it one of the easiest R/C helicopters to fly!

The digital proportional radio system with 2 channel control is easy to learn making it suitable for beginners.

The fully functional remote features left, right and up, down controls and allow hovering at any altitude.

The main frame and body of this durable helicopter are constructed using ABS crash resistant plastic.

Features:
Full function 2 channel radio control
Twin electric motors
Altitude and rotor speed control
Flight stabilizing system
Super lightweight airframe
Brake for easy landing
Charges in just minutes
Realistic looks.
Long flight times
Ready to fly
Motor type: 370

Dimensions: 23.5 in. L x 6.5 in. H x 6.25 in. W
Main blades diameter: 19.5 inches
Tail rotor diameter: 5.75 inches
Colors may vary

Includes:
Radio control transmitter
AC charger
English manual
Nimh rechargeable battery
Model No: HX251
Available Quantity: 117
Weight: 4.5 Lbs.
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[rhino47]

1. What would the age range be for this?

My ten year old daughter thought this was really cool.I heard that helicopters were hard to fly.Would this be ok for her?

[Ghost in the Machine]

2. I think it would be ok.

Most 10 year olds these days already have a few years experience with joysticks, etc. It's also made of crash resistant plastic so it's not going to break easily if she has a few mishaps while learning. It's also great for eye-hand coordination exercises, imho.

From the description:
"The digital proportional radio system with 2 channel control is easy to learn making it suitable for beginners."

Thank you for your interest,

Ghost