Is this as tough as the Syma X 1? Is the video like a 880 key chain amera?
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It is very tough but try not to crash it! The video is great for the price, better than most of the 808 cameras but not 1080p.
1574000
I do not know, but this one is working pefectly for me and it is very easybto cary on a key chain.
835190
I would say it's for intermediate/beginner. It's like the syma s108g except you can an go left/right as well. If you've already gotten good with a coaxial helicopter (the two bladed kind) you probably want to go for a 1 bladed one like the Blade 120 SR. If you want a super expert one, go for the Blade nano CP or some other collective pitch heli.
1627922
easy to fly, yes. Worth the money, maybe. I suggest you go with the Syma 107 helicopter first. It's $5 cheaper, little longer flight time, and slightly easier to handle.
456966
The one I purchased takes great videos straight out of the box. I have not even tried to take a still yet. I received very minimal instructions with this Quad yet it seems to me, video was the default and if you wanted to take a still, you had to press a button on the controller. I's been a few months now so I may be wrong, but I believe I am correct. Make sure you do not have a "stuck" button!
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Its a pretty good stick if that's what your asking...as for closeness to a helicopter stick I'm not sure of but as far as simulations go this is a upper mid range stick I think its worth the money. I use it for dcs a-10 simulator and its excellent and that's a very detail oriented simulator
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If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return it for credit towards a better more secure lock, or do your best by holding a paper in front of it while you press the buttons. If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return... » Read More If you have not purchased the Kwikset 907 yet, don't. 1..... To your specific question: It is difficult to cover the keypad with one hand and fumble to feel the number touchpads with a finger on other hand. 2..... I removed the lock within few months and replace the old key only dead bolt. The Kwikset 907 couldn't "remember" the code sequence for more than 2-3 weeks, and had to take it apart as often to realign the bolt. 3.... conclusion: I recommend looking in recent Consumer Reports for locks that are better built and more secure. If you have already purchased it, try to return it for credit towards a better more secure lock, or do your best by holding a paper in front of it while you press the buttons. « Show Less
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I would recommend going to a Blade MSR First....it is the next step (intermediate) from a coaxial heli like the Syma 107.....I started flying Heli's back in November on the coaxials (syma). Then I tried the Blade MCX2 (which is a nicer version of the symas.). Then went to the blade MSR which is more advanced, yet you can always let go of the control sticks and it will go back to hover. With the Collective Pitch heli's, such as the nano, you cannot get away with that. I am now love the nano and it is my favorite to fly, but you need to work you way up to it.
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Works with all servos in Syma x1, v911, v959, etc. No servos in the x1, sorry about that. Only complaint I have is FS-t6 does not control a CP heli, at least that I know of. I bought it for that. I am stupid, but it does work with servos via the receiver.
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The Saitek X52 is an awesome value with good performance. There are some longivity issues but it's still a good setup that offers the most features for the money, great for a first timer.CH Products aren't as flashy and modern looking but tend to last a long time and have excellent sensitivity and accuracy. The CH software is also very lightweight on resources and offers good programing and the ability to combine multiple devices into one virtual joystick for compatibility with more programs. CH also has a helpful fan base and third party forums, search for CH Hangar in Google.
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It is very stable. You can check ou the videos on Youtube. As your skill increases you can switch to advanced modes. But be careful when you operating in congested places. If the throttle is ON when you hit an obstacle, there is a 95% chance you will fry the motor in contact.
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I'll put it this way. I already own one. I'm purchasing another just because of the kick ass price. crashed it 100x and never broke anything. just remember to power down in case of imminent doom and u should break anything. of course the surface you are "landing" on has alot to do with its durability and mostly i fly over grass. also if you look at the parts, they are all seperate and easy to replace and pretty damn cheap. I had to send mine to helimax right out of the box. the T.A.G.S. was malfunctioning and the transmitter wouldn't always go all the way down on the throttle (bad pot?). anyways they sent me a ups label and had it back to me in no time. I complained that it was my first helimax product and i was disappointed because the heli and the transmitter both were defective but they insisted it was a fluke and upgraded my swash to compensate me for my lost time. that was enough to get my business over and over. They did not question if i had crashed the chopper or not. they took my word for it.
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Yes, indeed! The Syma X-1 uses a 2.4 Ghz radio system that allows lots of them to fly at the same time--without interference. It can also fly with other types of helicopters that also operate on 2.4 Ghz (I have three). With regard to the answer from Charles Rogers, it sounds like it is not properly synching with the controller. To start it, you must plug in the battery and then (within a few seconds) set it on a level surface and turn on the controller. When the controller stops beeping, it should fly normally.
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Here is the URL for a video on changing rotor blades on a Syma X1. It is likely the same on an X3.http://www.stafaband.info/watch/BbQMoOsym6w/installing_gws_5443_propellers_on_a_syma_x1/
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I think so, but agree with Michael Brandt's reply. I haven't flown the single rotor ones yet (waits for Christmas and my kids), but the dual rotor one is cool looking. The most amazing thing to me is how tough they are. Lots of crashes and still flying.
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no first of all it cant take the payload of a go pro also if you need a higher quality camera get the Syma X5C I wish I had really thought of it before however know this it is in the place #11 in helicopters but the U818A won #3
806022
I have also read those reviews. The details to determine if it is counterfeit or not lay in the details of the writing on the body and materials in the prop assembly. The Syma I received proved not to be counterfeit. I don't know if they all are legitimate, but I know for sure the one I received absolutely was. I hope this helps!