Syma S031G RC Helicopter with Lipo battery Newest Version

Product Details

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• ASIN: B004CVSVW2
• Item model number: S031G
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 1,272 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
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By : Syma
Price : $55.20

Product Description

The newest Syma S031 Helicopter just got much better! This is not the typical S031, but S031G now equipped with li-po battery for superior efficiency and longer flight time. This helicopter flies perfect outdoor, with higher range and capability than its smaller Syma S107 and S032 counterpart. With precision gyro manage and a substantial 24 inch frame, this helicopter is a tremendous value Alloy structure, one of a kind style Electronic fine-tuning, flying a lot more stable All-round three channel control Advanced intelligent balance systerm New digital complete 3D manage remotely with power saving mode. Full function: up/down, forward/backward, turning left and proper, fixed-point hovering. Item size:61x9.5x22.5cm Flying time:approx 12min Flying height:approx 50m Manage range:100m Charging time:150-180 min Battery:lipo battery Battery for transmitter:four x AA (not included) Frequency:27mhz/40mhz/49mhz Test report:CE/ROHS/FCC/ASTM Age:14+ Net weight:1.7kg

Item Attributes

• Syma S031G New with Lipo battery set up
• three Channel Helicopter, 24 inches in length
• Amazing outdoor beginner RC Helicopter
• Flys Forward, Backwards, Left and Right
• LED Lights

Costumer Critiques

Let's get started off by saying that this is the to begin with outdoor RC helicopter I've owned. Nonetheless I have a tiny fleet of indoor RC's, including three S107G's which is what the S031G is modeled right after. The gyro is unbelievable, as is the super straightforward trim dial. Regardless of the truth that I broke the upper blade grip the initially time out (hit the only metal light pole in 1000ft radius), I'd say this is a Really durable small machine. The principal rotor blades are robust -- too robust. My local hobby guy had the part in stock. Yet, while examining it he noticed that I have the old style battery rather than the new LiPo battery which explains the 75 - 90 min. charging time. The new LiPo is one particular of the improvements supposedly made to the "G" model. At least I nonetheless get an honest 10-15 minutes per charge. Speaking of "energy" the S031G is quite underpowered by design, when facing even the slightest headwind. It is got OK lift, but the horizontal tail rotor blade is too tiny or requires to be entirely redesigned. I'm NOT talking about gusty ten-15 mph winds, thoughts you, I am talking about breezes, possibly 5-7 mph. Lift is wonderful but I found that hand launching tremendously elevated my flying time. As soon as in the air using the power to move against slight headwinds will get you into trouble if you don't have sufficient practice. The S031G likes to fly high -- and it will if you are not cautious. I try not to exceed 20ft considering of the forward thrust predicament. However, I've gotten it nicely over 150ft when I realized I could possibly be in difficulty and panicked, cut the power too a lot, and nevertheless landed proper on the skids. I would truly like to see a redesigned version of this model that delivers sufficient forward thrust for general flying conditions. I really feel the S031G is a helicopter with a lot of prospective, but falls brief simply because of it really is inability to fly correctly in most useable circumstances. I'd sure like to fly it in a big empty warehouse!

Especially solid piece of flying equipment. The gyro program is leading-notch and only demands Quite minor trimming out of the box! Maiden flight was in a modest kitchen area and stuck the landing perfectly! This model is the absolute, by far, the preferred I've implemented for beginner / advanced-beginner training. With such stable flight, you can honestly put the craft via the paces and focus much less on more than- / below-controlling the flight path. Pros: stabilized elevation stick, durable heli physique with forgiving rotors, straightforward to set up and begin flying, rather responsive to all stick movements, Incredibly affordable replacement parts are available, and can move rather rapid when placed in the tail rotor 'boost' mode. Cons: wish it had the 4th channel for even further advanced instruction just short of moving to single-rotor gear. General - couldn't be happier!