Product Details says " Lithium Metal batteries required." What size and how many? And which part of the 'copter are they for
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The Lithium Metal batteries are for the helicopter itself. It takes one to fly but buy a couple extra because a charge lasts about 5 minutes and you don't want to wait for the charging (about 30 min.) The remote control and charger take AA batteries. This has been a great product. Very durable and worth the money!
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The AirTamer A302 uses lithium coin cell batteries model # CR2025. Two batteries are included with each unit.
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Below is what is included and required (not included)INCLUDES: ElectriFly FlyLite Slow Flyer, Landing Gear, Wheels, Foam Wing Fuselage and Tail sections, 8x6 Power Flow Propeller, ManualREQUIRES: Radio: 3-channel with mini receiver, FUTJ36** Servos: Two ES-40 pico or micro size (two are included with radio listed above) Motor: Brushless outrunner (Rimfire 250 28-13-1750kV) GPMG4502 Electronic Speed Control: 8A, brushless compatible, GPMM1800 Battery: 7.4V 300mAh LiPo, GPMP0700 Balancer for Battery listed above: GPMM3160 Charger: LiPo compatible, GPMM3015 Building and field equipment Below is what is included and required (not included)INCLUDES: ElectriFly FlyLite Slow Flyer, Landing Gear, Wheels, Foam Wing Fuselage and Tail sections, 8x6 Power Flow Propeller, ManualREQUIRES: Radio: 3-channel with mini receiver, FUTJ36** Servos: Two ES-40 pico or micro size (two are included with radio listed above) Motor: Brushless outrunner (Rimfire 250 28-13-1750kV) GPMG4502 Electronic Speed Control: 8A, brushless compatible, GPMM1800 Battery: 7.4V 300mAh LiPo, GPMP0700 Balancer for Battery listed above:... » Read More Below is what is included and required (not included)INCLUDES: ElectriFly FlyLite Slow Flyer, Landing Gear, Wheels, Foam Wing Fuselage and Tail sections, 8x6 Power Flow Propeller, ManualREQUIRES: Radio: 3-channel with mini receiver, FUTJ36** Servos: Two ES-40 pico or micro size (two are included with radio listed above) Motor: Brushless outrunner (Rimfire 250 28-13-1750kV) GPMG4502 Electronic Speed Control: 8A, brushless compatible, GPMM1800 Battery: 7.4V 300mAh LiPo, GPMP0700 Balancer for Battery listed above: GPMM3160 Charger: LiPo compatible, GPMM3015 Building and field equipment « Show Less
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Required one Lithium Metal battery. Regarding duration it's depending how you use.
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I think lithium batteries are known to explode.They think that's what brought down that Airliner.
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I own two of these copters and they do come with regargeable batteries. You will need 6 AA batteries for the remote, though.
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I use the charger cord and my computer to charge those quad-copter batteries. Without their charger, I'd use 0.35 volt or 1C. Use a blast proof bag. I've had one swell up just sitting.
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If you are using the standard batteries that come with the copter (130 mah) 6 to 7 min. is average. If you get some of the replacement batteries that are sold by the different dealers out there (200 mah) you can get 8 to 10 min. These replacements are usually sold in lots of 5 batteries and cost $12 - $15 per lot. Hope this is helpful.
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The helicopter itself comes w/a battery pack. The receiver (or remote) does require batteries that are not included (I think it was 8 AA). Hope this info helps.
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Its a low voltage lithium-ion battery. I love flying this thing but can not find where to get parts, like spare battery.
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I'm not sure what you're looking for. A battery for the transmitter or helicopter/plane?
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Whoa... this is a huge problem! I bought these propellers and installed them, they work great! However, one crash later, I find that one of my aluminum posts has stripped and can no longer hold the screw, therefore I can't use these props AT ALL! We need to be able to purchase spare aluminum posts AND screws. Can you post specifications on the screws and posts so that we can find them at our local hardware stores when these things break, please?
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I recall seeing a paper that came with the helicopter that had an entire list of all the different parts on the helicopter that could be purchased should one of them break. I didnt look at it in detail (and unfortunately it got thrown away with the box), but i'm pretty sure it would be easy to find an a spare battery...either thru the same company that made the heli or just online somewhere (amazon even) :)
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eventually two batteries will be shipped to you. One with the quad and another separately. 2nd one came with the prop guards a few days later.
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There are two kinds of batteries for the radios. There's a battery in the plane and batteries in the remote control on the ground. The Spyhawk airplane takes a two cell lithium battery like the one that came with it. Hubsan's batteries are light and an excellent fit for the plane but are not very durable and have a short flight time. Once or twice I've had a complete loss of control/blue screen and suspect battery faults. None of my Hubsan batteries have lasted more than a year. I use them when I want excellent performance and a high climb. I've used Eflight batteries that are roughly twice the capacity. Those give me about 20 minutes of flight time and are dependable but are a little heavy and make the glider a little front heavy and harder to fly. The batteries in the remote control are regular AAs. I've used NMHi rechargeable cells because the RC eats AAs quickly. This taught me that the RC will work on 10V and down to about 9.5V. Hubsan makes a rechargeable battery for the RC handset but I don't know what it is.
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6 AA batteries for the transmitter copter charges from the transmitter or USB
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The helicopter has a built in battery, the controller requires 6 AA that are not included