can it fly a aircraft made out of paper its so light
137833
Yes it can, but you will likely need to experiment extensively with your materials. The biggest issue is the weight of the batteries/power source. Best of luck!
137834
I would say yes. It is very light but u also have to account for the weight of the battery to power it.
2181794
No this heli doesnt have enough power or size to add any weight,camera, and still fly!
2144632
In its packaging the airplane weighs about 20 oz. However by its self the airplane only weighs about 2 or 3 oz.
176669
This plane is extremely powerful with a very light wing loading. I mount a "Cube" camera from Nitro Planes on mine with no problems what-so-ever. While the GoPro is quite a bit heavier, I feel sure it would handle it.
47939
I highly doubt it. The latex is very delicate, and I do not think it would stand up to the weight of the paper mache without ripping. I would suggest using one of the 6' water balloons instead- they are much tougher than a weather balloon, which has to be light so as to be able to lift a payload up.
1743793
It can but it must be in little or no wind. It is very sensitive to air movement and the household vents can move it if flown too close.
2046216
It probably could. Definitely has the power to do it. You would just have to modify the airframe. Also unless your a chase plane. There's no point in putting one on
693210
No. The heli is appx. 7.9 inches long and weighs about 1 ounce. Because it is so lightweight it is really an indoor only heli - though you can fly it outdoors in dead calm. Any breeze at all will be too much for this little heli to handle. It's a perfect beginner's heli and Blade customer support is excellent.
1846265
Before construction, the parts are very flexible, lightweight and easy to transport. Once you've put it together, there is no way you could bring this on an airplane.
397029
Yes, with a little practice anyone can fly this... One nice thing about this copter is that it is so light weight, that it has very little inertia so crashes cause little to no damage. This is a great copter to learn on.
1476040
It probably will shoot plastic if it shoots metal I am sure it would have no problem with plastic not sure how the flight and or accuracy would be..
1129378
flys quite well outdoors with no wind. If theres light winds you will need to trim the controls to compensate
1486773
Make sure you are using paper that weigh 20lbs. Lighter paper is not noticed that readly.
662909
Negative. It doesn't fly. It is a really fun tho. I pull it in a hard turn at 40 mph behind my Yamaha jet boat and you can lift the edge and it won't roll over.
925773
Probably even in/on an ultra light. It's pretty small. Or do you mean can you put it into checked baggage on commercial air? I would imagine so, since there is nothing pressurized about it.Happy flying!J
1825645
No. To hard to pull to fly. It can be triggered by hitting it on a surface, hard.
166447
I think so. The electric motor won't lose power like a gasoline motor would at elevation. The prop will get a little less bite, and the wings will have to move a little faster to get lift, but I think it will still fly fine. I have flown mine at sea level up to about 1500 meters and couldn't see much difference. The Ember is much loved for its slow flight characteristics, but has enough power to fly faster as well, so I don't think you will have any problems. Be sure to purchase extra batteries since your flight times might be a little shorter than the fifteen minutes that most people get at lower elevations. Fifteen minutes is way longer than most electric planes get from a battery anyway, so ten minutes will seem plenty long.