Syma S022 Big Chinook RC Helicopter Main Blades Set

Product Description

This is 1 set of Factory Original Rotor Blades for the SYMA S022 Chinook Heliccopter.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 10.1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B0036BVCY8
• Item model number: S022-06-07
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Price : $5.99

Product Characteristics

• Syma S022 Huge Chinook RC Helicopter Main Blades Set
• Original blades set for Syma S022 Significant Chinook RC Helicopter
• 1 set = 4 blades (2 lowers two uppers)

Client Evaluations

I had to replace the original rotor blades on my teenager's S022 due to the fact of harm from crashing into some items.
These had been very easy to set up, requiring only a compact phillip's screwdriver to take out the old blade, then set up the new.
You get four blades total, two for the upper rotor, and two more for the lower rotor, plus the manage balance above the upper rotor.
One factor you will most certainly want to maintain in mind when replacing the rotors is to be certain to not put too considerably tension on the screw, or the blade won't freely rotate, and the copter will crash as a result.
You want the screw tightened down to the point just prior to the blade stops swinging freely.
1 downside we have discovered with this specific copter is that you don't have to run it into anything to harm the blades, since the blades can collide with each other, in particular when they are still spinning when it hits the ground, or when it drops and you give it a great deal more thrust, once more the blades will hit each other as they are flexed upward by the additional force required to halt the fall and obtain altitude.
You will also want to be certain to put the blades in the correct spot, as the blades with the silk screening on them only belong on the upper rotor, even though the blades without markings should go on the lower rotor.

I required to order these after the initially flight w/ the S022. I've owned four S107's and never ever had to replace a blade (wore them out in completely different methods). Cutting the energy does not seem to help like with the S107...Too considerably torque? Not certain.
If you are ordering these, you already know that the S022 is a Squirrelly little copter.