Syma S110G Infrared 3.5 CH Micro RC Helicopter RTF w/ Gyro

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ASIN: B005DOK62U
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 39,183 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)

By : Syma
Price : $31.99
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Product Description

Description Syma S110G Infrared 3CH Micro RC Helicopter RTF w/ Gyro (Red) The Smallest Helicopter just got smaller, one third smaller than a usual Palm Size helicopter, equipped with a four-in-1 infra-red receiver (Gyro, ESC, Mixer, Receiver). It is one more break through for helicopter in this size, sharing the same excellent stability with it is brothers helicopters, the Mini Alloy Shark is a excellent helicopter to fly around you bedroom or workplace. This micro size Toy Helicopter (11.5cm long) comes with light weight Aluminum Frame and a Good detail canopy with LED Lighting, it does not look like a toy, but a particularly serious Helicopter. It is able to move in three Direction base on the 3 Channels, anybody can hover it effortlessly. Since it is made with Aluminum Frame, fairly light weight and almost indestructible in any crash, great for really 1st time newbies. This toy helicopter is designed for any one more than 8 years old, flight time is around 7 minutes just after 20-30 minutes charging. It can fly in 6 directions. They are: - Rotate Clockwise / Anti-Clockwise - Move Forward / Backward - Move Up / Down Function: Material: ABS, Alloy Metal Physique/Canopy ? LED Strobe to flash for night flight ? Appropriate for indoor flight only ? Dual propeller technique ? Complete function three channel radio control w/ Built in Gyro ? Flight stabilizing program ? Super lightweight airframe ? Brake for simple landing ? battery type: 3.7v Lithium-Polymer (Li-Poly) Battery ? charging time: 30 minutes (from Controller) and 20 minutes (from USB charging) ? run time per charge: 7 minutes ? control distance: ten-15 m Specification: Length: 115mm (4.5 inch) Battery: three.7V Li-Polymer battery Flight Time: 7 minutes Package Include: 3CH Alloy helicopter ? 3CH transmitter ? Spare Tail Blade ? Instruction manual

Product Characteristics

Battery: 3.7V 55 Mah Li-poly
Charging time: About 20 mimutes (USB charging)
Product Size: 1436.8cm
Frequency: A/B channel selector
Test report: CE ROHS FCC ASTM

Customer Reviews

Initially to address some of the comments from other reviewers... For the guy who said there is no yaw trim adjustment on the TX - check out the little thumbwheel on the correct side of the TX, there is your trim adjustment. For the guy who could not charge from laptop USB, mine charges just fine utilizing the USB cable that came with the S110g.
I have four other Syma three-ch helicopters, the S107g, S108g, S111g, and the S026g. All flew great appropriate out of the box. Not so with the S110g. First flight the helicopter took off, I simply trimmed out the yaw, and it flew for a couple of seconds before exhibiting a bad case of TBE (toilet bowl effect). It smashed into the wall and 2 parts came off. At 1st I couldn't tell where the parts came from but they were the covers for the LED lights and just snapped back into location no issue. TBE is NOT when the helicopter rotates about the principal rotor axis, that is yaw and that is what the trim control takes care of. TBE is when the helicopter swirls about in a significant circle like it is becoming flushed down the toilet although attempting to hover. A tiny internet searching revealed the possible causes - either a binding flybar or binding upper rotor hub hinges on hinged-blade machines like the Symas. My flybar wasn't binding and the hinges seemed OK, but as an experiment I used a jeweler's screwdriver to carefully loosen the upper blade mounting screws by 1/4 turn, just in case they were a small tight. Couldn't hurt. Then went for a test flight and the TBE was totally cured! Now it flies absolutely stable and is as responsive as any of its bigger brothers.
So aside from the small TBE dilemma that was quickly fixed (and by fixing it I learned a lot about how these little guys work) it's a cool small helicopter and amazingly tiny.

I purchased the Heli for $18.45 and its a awesome deal. It charges particularly fast and flies pretty stable. It goes forward and back fairly easily. The heli is pretty little but really strong. Its also educational for the reason that I learned how helicopters function! The Wings are especially strong and the lights it shoots out are cool. The Heli is metal with plastic on it but the plastic is rather powerful. The Remote has no spring so remember to pull down when your landing! It has Gyro which suggests it auto - stablizes itself. My other heli, Syma s012 lasted for 4 days. I believe this heli will last with me forever!