23-5/8″ main rotor diameter, 21″ long, 8-1/2″ tall, 5-1/8″ tail rotor diameter, 16-1/2 oz. flying weight. Ready-to-Fly Honey Bee King-II includes: belt drive tail with autorotation, 140 tooth main drive gear, 9 tooth motor gear, brushed 370 motor with heat-sink, 20 amp motor controller, tail hold gyro, 6-channel CCPM radio system with receiver and four 8-gram servos, 3-cell 1000 mAh LiPo battery, LiPo battery charger with 110V plug in transformer and 12V alligator clips for charging your battery at home or at the field. Includes photo-illustrated instructions with exploded drawings to help fine-tune the helicopter for optimal flight performance. The included CCPM radio system is matched to the helicopter making setup a snap. Learn the basics in “Normal” mode or master the more difficult maneuvers when switched to “Idle up” mode. All spare parts are available from Hobby Lobby.
Honey Bee King-II CCPM R/C Heli
May 28th, 2010 
wcharly 
Posted in honey bee rc helicopter 
Tags: airplane, control, Electric, flight, flying, helicopter, hobby, lobby, model, plane, radio, rc
cool i just go an airplane yesterday pretty fun
mine glitched and i crashed it. i cant be stuffed repairing it. im getting into fixed wing models until i can afford to get a real heli model.
hey i have just bought the same helicopter as you and ive never flown a helicopter before. Any chance on some video footage of some tips using the helicopter’s controller unit. Will be much appreciated.thankyou
hey i have just bought the same helicopter as you and ive never flown a helicopter before. Any chance on some video footage of some tips using the helicopter’s controller unit. Will be much appreciated.thankyou
kevy the best thing to do is to start using the havoc heli’s from air hogs thats how i learned and i fly the honey bee like a pro
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if you are fist timer in heli try co-xial heli they are the cheapest and esy to control helicopter
try coxial heli they are easy for beginners
cool, but you guys know walkera brand heli? I got one from ebay, walkera creata300, works ok
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I am getting started in RC Heli. Do you recommend me getting this one or another kind of heli? I am new to this so I dont want to spend too much and something to keep me busy
I need to make the upgrade from my cheap ebay helicopters to this helicopter. The handling with this helicopter still seems difficult (i.e. manuevering) but I guess its the best thing short of the gas powered helicopter. Speaking of which, are the gas powered helicopters any easier to manuever?