flycolor C138

Features: Adopting a single blade aileron free design, with a 6-axis electronic gyroscope for stability enhancement and the addition of a barometer for altitude control, the flight is more stable and easier to control! Long battery life! Impact resistant! The appearance is scaled down in proportion to the actual aircraft, which can not only control flight but also serve as a decoration. The C138 has a battery life of about 12 minutes! Specifications: Color: Blue Product material: PA/PC Maximum flight time (single battery): 12 minutes Charging time (single battery): 50 minutes Remote control range: 80-100 meters Helicopter rotation diameter: 306 mm Helicopter fuselage length: 312 mm; height: 101 mm Flight weights: 105g Helicopter Battery: 7.4V 350mAh Battery (included) Remote Control Battery: 4*1.5AA Battery (Not included) Package Information: Package Size: 34*28*12cm/13*10*4inch Package Weight: 690g/1.4lb Package List: 1 * Helicopter 1 * Lithium Battery 1 * Remote Control 1 * USB Charger 4 * Main Propeller 1 * Tail Propeller 1 * Screwdriver 1 * Hex Wrench 1 * Instruction Manual 1 * Color Box Packaging Review: Flies Great! Would definitely buy it again. - This little guy is fantastic. The quality of the finish was impressive. The crashability of the EPP foam and the break away prop are amazing. I am thoroughly impressed. I never bound it to the included receiver because I heard it wasn't so great. I bound it to my Radiomaster TX16S and to my Radiomaster Zorro, and both are great. Binding is easy to do using v761 protocol chn 4. I take off in stabilized mode and then immediately change to expert mode where stabilization is turned off. Even in winds up to 10mph (I haven't flown her in heavier winds yet, but I think she'd do fine), she is super stable even in expert mode. I haven't used beginner mode much because the inputs are so sluggish and she needs a LOT more space to fly. The stabilized mode is decent, but I just use it for take off to help. You can take off in expert mode, but sometimes, it can be a slight handful, but not impossible to manage. I noticed a tendency to climb dramatically with power off and dive with power on. This made slowing down for landings a little tricky because she'd pitch up with lower power and then stall and then crash. But crashes are very easily handled by this bird. The EPP foam is super-forgiving and the breakaway prop saves the prop and motor and shaft. I had to add a custom throttle-to-elevator curve to tamp down this tendency. She is a blast to fly. In fact, I ordered the Me-109 and FW-190 and Zero to keep her company. I've heard the duration/life-span of the coreless motor can be quite variable. So far, each flight is at least 10min. I found more batts on aliexpress for cheap. If you have a transmitter with MPM (multiprotocol module), I'd recommend saving some money and just buying the PNP version that includes just the plane. Coreless replacement motors can be found for about $2 each on aliexpress as well. I don't know how much surgery will be needed to replace the coreless motor though. Overall: 2 thumbs up!! Review: I would give it no stars if I could money wasted - Do not try flying the plane if when you rock back-and-forth the Gyro flaps don’t automatically move. After crashing the plane to pieces breaking the motor mount and glue it all back together three times. It finally broke off a piece inside I believe it was very important piece. All the servos and Rutters are stuck in a hard left position towards the end of flying it. I hope this helps someone else I found that if it’s not responding, shut the remote controller off and bind it again Then the auto stabilizers work. 30% of the time