Helicóptero Tenergy Syma S107/S107G R/C, color amarillo

I've always liked remote controlled models. I had several radio controlled cars when I was younger and always dreamed of building an airplane or helicopter that could really fly.Unfortunately the larger flying models ended up being difficult to fly and maintain. Not because I couldn't build them, but more because they require a lot of space to operate and also can break VERY easily if you aren't well practiced in how to fly them. Put simply I wanted a toy I could mess around with but not something I had to spend hours and hours working on as a full-time hobby.The Syma S107 helicopter is simply amazing. You can seriously take this thing out of the box, charge it up, and begin flying it without any practice or any worries. It flies amazingly stable! As long as you don't "floor it" and push …

I'd wanted a remote controlled helicopter since I was a child but had never bought one for myself until now, (decades after my childhood!)The helicopter is tremendous fun! It is very easy to control and surprisingly durable when the inevitable crashes occur. I would recommend ordering a spare parts set at the time of ordering the helicopter though as they are low-cost and will no doubt be required at some point in the near future assuming all my crashes eventually take their toll!I charge the helicopter via the supplied USB cable plugged into my Kindle mains plug. It seems to charge better and quicker this way than either plugging in to my computer's USB port, (I guess the port is low powered), or by plugging the helicopter up to the remote control and charging via the controller …

Overall:After careful revews of the R/C helicopters Amazon had available I found multiple great reviews to sway me to buy one too. My purchase arrived UPS at the end of the route for that day. I purchased at roughly zero dark thirty and they were n the process of gathering my purchase and was out by 8 a.m. that same day (1 day delivery). Even though it took a day and a half to get here by UPS; I was happy to recieve it (at 4 p.m.) even though I was probably one of the last few on the route. I liked how well the helicopter was packaged and the way they nicely packed it into the box it was shipped in. I only wish the delivery was more prompt and expediated in a better fashion.Syma Helicopter 107G (the good):I tooks its maiden voyage with whatever factory charge it came with and it flew very

I'm not going to lie, these are GREAT!The S107G was the FIRST RC copter that I ever used. I've had them for about 3 months now. These are tons of FUN for the price, BUT they can break if abused too much. If you never flew a RC helicopter than these are PERFECT for the newbee.If its your first time using a RC copter than READ ALL of the INSTRUCTIONS...... TWICE or THREE TIMES just to make sure that you understand how these work.These are whats called "CO-AXIAL" helicopters because they have TWO sets of main blades. The mini Co-axials are PERFECT for indoor flight, they are VERY STABLE indoors and they have about a 30 foot range because these are IR (Infra Red). Your remote control for your TV is also IR, and as you know, if something is blocking the IR signal than you will lose the signal …

I had seen these little RC choppers flood the market for the last few years, and iv flown a few of them in stores, at first they were a little bulky, with short flight times,. and clunky flight controls. but this one caught my attention due to all the good reviews it was getting,. and because it was under 20$At 20$ I figured if I got two or three days' worth of flight time out of it before it broke, and got to chase my cats a few times with it, I would be coming out ahead for the sheer entertainment value. But amazingly I've been flying this little bird for two weeks now, multiple times per day, and crashing multiple times per day,. (some fairly hard crashes) and it just keeps on ticking,. after probably over 50 crashes, I am starting to see some wear and tear on the propellers, and iv …

This is my first remote controlled helicopter. I'm almost 40 years old and have nurtured a dream of flying a remote controlled helicopter since I was in gradeschool. I had given up on this dream for several decades due to the extreme cost, complexity, and risk of property damage that was associated with "real" outdoor RC helicopters. I discovered this helicopter quite by accident when it was listed as the "Amazon Deal of the Day" on one of my RSS feeds. Seeing it's incredibly low price, I decided to purchase one for my brother as a Christmas gift and then pick one up for myself (why should he have all the fun!) I honestly had no idea just what I was getting myself into...The first time I powered it up and flew it, I swear I was transported back to when I was 11 years old when my head was …

I bought two of these intending to give them to my kids for Christmas. They arrived today and I decided to try them out so I didn't get any surprises Christmas morning and so I could have them charged and ready to go when the kids opened them instead of waiting for them to charge. Lucky thing I did.I read the instructions (which weren't exactly in English) and hooked the first one up to my computer for charging. With the charge seemingly complete and batteries placed in the controller it was time for the first test flight. The blades began to whirr and I waited in great anticipation for lift off. I didn't have to wait long. With lights flashing, as quickly as the blades started turning, they stopped...and out went the lights!Thinking that perhaps I did something wrong or took them off the