• Incredibly small remote-controlled helicopter, fits in the palm of your hand • Ready to fly out of the box • Ideal for indoor use – easy to fly • Impact-resistant polyfoam makes it almost unbreakable through normal use • Remote control • Built in rechargeable battery • Includes spare tail rotor and full instructions • Requires 6 x AA (sold separately) What’s light, fits in your pockerts and flies like a bird? …. ok flies like a helicopter!! The PicooZ Micro chopper that’s what. It’s surprisingly tough for it’s size but comes with a few spares just in case. This amazing helicopter from Silverlit weighs only 10g. It”s incredibly easy to fly; even a novice will be up an flying with in minutes. Usually flies for up to 10 minutes with a 30 minute charge. www.maplin.co.uk

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This video demonstrates how to practice rudder and cyclic control while the tail of the helicopter is pointed towards you as well as with the side of the helicopter towards you. Try to keep the helicopter in a relatively small area while practicing. Please SUBSCRIBE so you see the next video as soon as it comes out. e-mail mikey@mikeysrc.com if you have any questions. This is part of a video series teaching you how to eventually fly full function 6 channel RC helicopters. The plan is to start you out on a coaxial helicopter, teach you the basics which are broken up into easy to learn and practice steps. Once these skills are mastered you are ready to move on to a 6 channel helicopter.

A compilation of videos of my Walkera 36 in action.

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This video demonstrates how to practice hovering in a bunch of different orientations. The goal is to start programing your mind to control the helicopter as if you were sitting in it. Try to keep the helicopter in a relatively small area while practicing. Please SUBSCRIBE so you catch the next video as soon as it comes out. Please visit www.mikeysrc.com for more RC tips and info OR e-mail mikey@mikeysrc.com if you have any questions. This is part of a video series teaching you how to eventually fly full function 6 channel RC helicopters. The plan is to start you out on a coaxial helicopter, teach you the basics which are broken up into easy to learn and practice steps. Once these skills are mastered you are ready to move on to a 6 channel helicopter.

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The New 2008 Walkera 5#10 features metal alloy main frame, metal alloy rotor heads, metal alloy tail boom, and a coaxial counter-rotating blade rotor head design which provides amazing stability. Perfect for beginners or for simple indoor fun!! The Coaxial structure effectively offers stable flight and easy operation. It is also possible to adjust the servo extent and the sensitivity of the built-in gyro in the 3-in-1 receiver circuit. Customized fine adjustment makes your flight even more perfect.

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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.

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Good Flight SilverBullet rc mini helicopter!!!Helicopter is Very Very Small!!!!!!!

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This video concentrates on continued practice of the rudder and cyclic controls BUT now the helicopter is SIDEWAYS…..commonly referred to as the “Side In” orientation. The NEXT video will be teaching you how to do your first short HOVER! Please SUBSCRIBE so you see it as soon as it comes out. e-mail mikey@mikeysrc.com if you have and questions. This is part of a video series teaching you how to eventually fly full function 6 channel RC helicopters. The plan is to start you out on a coaxial helicopter, teach you the basics which are broken up into easy to learn and practice steps. Once these skills are mastered you are ready to move on to a 6 channel helicopter.

Walkera Dragonfly 22E in action, from www.rc-fever.com

When Alan from Canada sent me this Antique Honey Bee electric, I was anxious to play with it. Then, all the old frustrations came back, as I tried and tried to get it to fly. We are pretty spoiled with all the LiPos, Brushless Motors, Gyros, Spread Spectrum radios, and the light composites we have for today’s helicopters. Remember, back only 35 years ago, this was real progress. Many things went wrong. Stripped gears, both tail and main. Such small Allen screws, that I could not find an Allen wrench to fit them. Parts kept flying off. There were no gyros in those days either and 2 minutes was tops on the battery. In the last minute, the battery gets low and slow, so trying to make adjustments was futile. It took a long time to charge the battery, just to try again. Of course once it flew, you sensed a deep satisfaction of accomplishment. But remember, these helicopters were new 35 years ago and most skeptics said we would never have electric helicopters. I am glad we never gave up, for today’s helicopters are truly electronic works of art. Thanks for watching, Dave