| Syma S026 Tandem Chinook CH 47 Picoo Helicopter - Coaxial rotor Blade design - Double stability and handling | 
| Brand: Syma
Category: Toy
Buy New: $20.89
as of 5/20/2012 19:05 CDT details
Sales Rank: 7,674
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 18.9 x 7.3 x 3.5
MPN: S026
Model: S026G
UPC: 555555000260
EAN: 4891314669177
ASIN: B001QEIVI2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Novel Design - Coaxial rotor blade on front and back - Double the stability and handling | | • | Very Easy to control - Once you set the appropraite trimming position, don't have to take hands off control lever | | • | Eight way directions, forward, backward, up, down, left, right, left front, right front | | • | Made of Durable ABS plastic, can withstand certain magnitude of collision | | • | Charge via AC/DC, each charging can last for 10-13 minutes of flight time - Controller only consumes 6 pcs of Aa Battery |
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Product Description
Last year, Silverlit had brought to all RC fans a major shock with the introduction of their Tandem Z helicopter. A full 3 channels control makes it capable to go forward, left, right, slightly backward. However, a lot of customer were dissatisified with its quality, they said it is too easy to break, and they don't like the weird front and rear stabilizer attaching to the Tandem Z.
This year Syma had finally introudced their own version of Tandem Z, built with the coaxial blade platform, it provides double the stability in compares to a Tandem Z, you don't need to trim the helicopter constantly to get it stable.
And you can manually adjust the flying style. For example if you want the helicopter to lean more to the forward, you can press the button on the right shoulder a few times, it will make the Rear rotor Blade spins faster than the front rotor, making the helicopter tends to fly forward. And vice versa, if you want the helicopter to fly significantly backward.
And you can also try the neutral flying mode, which is helicopter not leaning to either forward or backward, I personally like this the most, the easier mode to control.
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