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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: noisyturtle on Fri, 15 March 2013, 16:59:26
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http://1saleaday.com/wireless/ (http://1saleaday.com/wireless/)
Just got 2 of these. I'm gonna make 'em fight for my amusement.
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OOOO... I may have to buy this..
How durable are these things? :p
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I have no idea, but that's why I got 2. :D Looks like it has a metal frame, so it shouldn't be too fragile.
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I broke mine within a day. It was heli-fun though. Get it...pun? :P
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these die primarily because the battery gives out..
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Got mine today. It is freakin cool. VERY easy to learn how to fly, if you are patient and go in steps. Up and Down. Then turn. Then forward and back. Takes about an hour of flight time to master it. Just avoid the wind. :)
John
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I wish mine hadn't crapped out. The bottom rotor seems to spin a LOT slower than the top one, thus not providing enough lift to get the copter off the ground.
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Got mine today. It is freakin cool. VERY easy to learn how to fly, if you are patient and go in steps. Up and Down. Then turn. Then forward and back. Takes about an hour of flight time to master it. Just avoid the wind. :)
John
Aren't they awesome?! And yes, very easy to get used to :D
Gupgup
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I watched a youtube video of a couple. One had a camera underneath and the picture looked like very nice quality.
John
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Protip: battery life sucks, pull off all the LED's to make it slightly better.
Also this thing isn't flyable in even a slight breeze apparently. A gnat could fart in it's general direction and it will go flying the other way.
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If you're interested in a decent indoor micro-copter, check out the e-flite msr or many of their other helis. High quality, cheap replacement parts when it becomes unbalanced after a hard crash, but quite a bit more expensive. Worth the $ if you're into this kinda thing though, kinda like mech keyboards! www.bladebelis.com (http://www.bladebelis.com)