Helix helo.
Friend of mine sent a video of himself flying one of these in his garage.I'm not much into this stuff but it looks like this and a cat would provide some entertainment.
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/653009.asp
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/653009.asp
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One my new downfalls.
Micro electic helicoptors.
Got 2 CX Blades coaxials & a CP Pro.
The CX blades have a 12-13" rotor span and the CP has a 30" span rotor.
Our livingroom is 20x30long, with 3 small dogs and a cat to dodge, while flying in the livingroom.
Already hit the ceiling fan once, broke a rotorblade. Man those lil copters are tuff.
The CP with the 30"span rotor is too large to fly in the house, but the garage works good.
Still on the trainingwheels, they have saved me at least once a day, from breaking a rotorblade.
Parts are cheap & tuff, 4 rotor blades are around $5.00 and last me for about a month. [:D][:D]
Makes for great indoor winter time burning hobby.
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Thanks for the link. I will get one of those after I build my next shop. 4,000 sq feet with 17' ceilings should be big enough to fly one of those. 0 -
Went out and bought the Reflex by Airhogs today.Got 2 of them one for my dad to muck with after knee surgery.I'm charging the battery for the 3rd time and it's still intact.First time with anything RC for me,just to give an idea of the units durability.Buzzed the wife pretty good with it[8D].I think I've found a second source of entertainment.I was amazed at the stuff that's available in the RC realm,huge 4 stroke motors[:0]evan saw a flying John Deere lawn mower with about a 24" deck.The mid 70's Vega with bottle fed blown small block Chevy and shortened rear end parked outside the place was worth the trip alone.Wish I would of brought my camera.After I master the indoor version I think I'll upgrade to one that's big enough to carry the daughters guinea pig[;)] 0
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