The newly released Walkera 4G3 is credited as the micro type helicopter and till now it the tinniest existing 6 channel fully operational RC helicopter in the market. Despite its small size, it has all the functions of big helicopters. The Walkera 4G3 is so small that even flying it inside your house is not a problem. However, flying it inside your house or any small area will not bring out the full potential of 4G3. Since the 4G3 is small, it speed is very fast and it can go very far and higher, therefore, a big area will be good to enjoy the full experience and excitements of flying Walkera 4G3. Also, before you fly 4G3 outdoors and in big area, you should get used to flying it and become a skilled pilot of 4G3 in any safe area.
Many people think that after buying Walkera 4G3, they have to do very tiring process of assembling the helicopter and other troublesome stuffs. Therefore, let me tell you that, 4G3 is comes in already assembled shape and there is no need to do any tiring or troublesome stuffs. Although, it needs of tuning and adjusting and this is not difficult, boring or laborious. It just needs some tuning and it will be ready to fly around you.
Daniel asks…
Best beginners rc helicopter?
My birthday is coming up soon can’t wait 28
My girlfriend is going to get me a radio controlled helicopter
I like the e-sky commanche but have heard it is not very good outside
it is really a good beginners outdoors rc helicopter I am interested in as space indoors is limited here.
I am looking for suggestions on reasonably affordable beginners outdoor rc helicopters.
Something that I won’t lose interest in as soon as I learn to fly it as Xmas is still gonna be 4 months after my birthday and would not like to get something that would kill the hobby for me before then.
So please really good suggestions on beginners helicopters that would allow me to learn but not lose interest.
Remember outdoor please
I’m not some 5 year old getting a present.
Admin answers:
Hi The Honey Bee is a superb starting helicopter. Check the website for places to buy these helicopters from. Just type in rc helicopters in Google and you will get a massive list of places where you can buy them from. I’m also new to the hobby i’m 34! And I’ve just joined a R/C helicopter club locally to me. I highly recommend you do this too if you want to get serious in this hobby. It’s illegal to fly helicopters or anything like that in someone Else’s field due to the risk in accidents but you should be fine with a Comanche. I’m going to plunge myself into the deep end and buy a Trex 500 6 channel helicopter! This helicopter is massive by the way, it’s about 1.2 meters long! And can fly 3000ft away from me any direction! It does cost about £260 for the helicopter but you do need to buy the control box and other things to finish the job. Overall it will probably set you back to about £600! This is also the helicopter you can see on Youtube with the Airwolf shell and the flashing lights! Check it out on youtube it’s so cool! Anyway good luck with the helicopter and have fun!
Charles asks…
What is the best RC helicopter for beginners?
My dad is getting one for my stepbrother and wants a high quality one, but also good for beginners. He is 11 years old. Any ideas?
Admin answers:
The PicooZ is a good idea, but the warranty is not too great. I would suggest you go with the Air Hogs Havoc instead… It is child-proofed, so it is hard to break and it wouldn’t hurt someone as much as a real helicopter would.
Http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3899671
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Jenny asks…
Micro rc helicopters?
So yeah, I’ve been browsing this website http://www.raidentech.com/mirche.html looking at micro rc helicopters.
I’m thinking of getting one just for fun, at some point soon. I’m kind of a big kid at heart, when relaxing at home. I see some of these that only cost like $20 something bucks. I looked at videos of them on youtube and they seem to be very easy to control and fly very well. I see that I’ll have to choose carefully, as apparently there are a few that only have a 30 second flight time on a 5 or 10 minute charge.
Some have a 15 or 20 minute charge, and a 5 to 8 minute flight time. This is more of what I would be interested in.
So, some questions for those who have one: How long do these rechargeable batteries in this thing last? How many charges before a new battery pack for the helicopter has to be purchased?
Also…I see various 2 channel through 7 channel helicopters. All are not micro, however…and I like the micros.
Pardon me for being dumb, but what does each ‘channel’ mean? Why is 7 better than two? I see 2 and 3 channel micros.
Does each command/button from the keypad representing one channel that is responsible for each function…and each channel runs on a separate frequency for each function (so they don’t get mixed up?). Sorry, but I don’t know much about this techy stuff. 
Which one has the longest flight time of the micros?
If any micros are more sturdy (as far as crashes and such lol) than others…that would be helpful, too.
Admin answers:
Hi Anonymous,
I want to warn you that the $20 micro helicopters have a 50% failure rate out of the box. I have worked with many of them myself, and the members of my RC club got about 30 of them. Fully half would spin uncontrollably.
All the ones I had flew for several minutes on a 15 minute charge. There is no new battery for the heli. These do not have any user-serviceable parts. It is put in by the factory and you throw it away when it stops working. But the failures were always with the mechanics or with the electronics. The batteries kept going after a hundred charges (on the few that worked well enough to keep using)
Channels refer to the control features supported between the transmitter and receiver. Not individual frequencies for each channel, but rather coded data sent on the one frequency the Transmitter uses. Two channel helis have the main throttle on one channel, so that the heli can go up and down, and the rudder, or yaw control, on the second channel so that you ca turn the heli. There is no provision for forward flight. You typically add a bit of weight to the nose so that the heli always drifts forward slowly the entire time it is in flight. A three channel heli adds elevator, or pitch, control. You can make the heli lean forward and back, so you can control forward and rearward flight. A four channel heli adds roll control, so you can fly left and right (like a crab).
The next step is typically a six channel heli, adding gyro control and collective pitch. These are the helis that can do ore aggressive stunts, like inverted flight.
Before you buy, read and ask question on the dedicated RC heli forums. You will learn a lot, and get better information.
Http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/Helicopter_Beginners_Forum/forumid_165/tt.htm
http://www.rcgroups.com/micro-helis-42/
Good luck!
Linda asks…
What is a good RC helicopter kit to buy?
Im talking about the advanced kits, not the ones you can buy at Toys R us, or anything made for a kid, i want the kits that come with every single part and you have to build the entire thing. Ive seen people that build these and they can get them up to speeds of 75 MPH and even the good pilots can fly upside down, where do i get a good kit?
Admin answers:
There are a lot of choices here, but your best bet would be a .30 sized or .50 sized Raptor. You can get them ARF (almost ready to fly) or in full kit form. Don’t get the ARF, build it yourself because you’re gonna need that experience when it crashes.. And it _will_ crash, they all do. I’ve been flying almost 5 years and have three working Raptors. I’ve toasted 2. You can get the model from a lot of places, but a good deal can be found at Heliproz. Also, get plenty of info from the links below.
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Thomas asks…
rc helicopters?
I am intrested in getting into rc helicopters. (hihghends) not what comes from walmart
I was wondering what a good one is?
I have a hobby shop in my city and i am going there this week.
I need opinions.
Im 15…
are they hard to learn?
Any videos of someone with a remote showing how it’s done?
I am hoping to move up into the $700 ones once i learn them.
Admin answers:
Yes they are hard to fly till you learn practice practice practice your going to a hobby shop check out the simulators it will save you hundreds or thousands here’s a few sites for you once you learn there not that hard but it takes time
http://www.runryder.com/
http://www.heliproz.com/
the G4 T-REX is a nice bird and dose all the tricks and 3-D you can think of and it’s not bad priced look for a combo it will come with all you need
SORRY about that I was thinking simulator and Helli at the same time
G4 simulator and the T-REX 450SA
Linda asks…
RC Helicopters?
The Rc helicopter they have been showing on the discovery kids channel that is what for my childs birthday. please can you help me find over the internet? tell me the price and the web site pleases tell me when it will be in stores.
6-way controlled Rc helicopter (spelling might be wrong)
it is a advertistment
Admin answers:
Can u buy me one too, my b-day is comming up in a few months
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MIA TUFF (trade mark.) introduced a LG upgrading Kit known as “4G3” and it is basically for Walkera 4G3 – 3D helicopter and also a kit for saving helicopter. Change the thin wire of landing gear of heli with the long lasting and durable one. This 4G3 kit is with G10 battery which provide support to plate and it is designed in such a way so the different sized batteries can forward positioned or can be rearward position so it easy to adjusting in the center of Gravity. There is another option that you can use cage of plastic battery but this cage is limited to Central Gravity adjustment because it make the tail of helicopter heavy.
The strut of G10 provides supports and the plate of battery frequently assembled by using glue, further assembly install to the bottom of stock of plastic frame by using stock of cage of battery mounting screws, skids and the struts are properly installed and then press-fit.
The 4G3 saver kits for 3D helicopter includes several things and these things are mentioned below in detail:
2 Struts of MIA TUFF (Trade Mark)
1 G10 Battery Support Plate of CNC Machined
2 G10 Strut Supports of CNC Machined
2 G10 Skids of CNC machined
2 Battery Support Bands
4G3 Air RAM Kits of Fins and Canopy:
4G3 Air RAM kits of fins and canopy by MIA Phantom and generally it is for the Walkera 4G3 – 3D helicopter and this 4G3 kit provide your 3D helicopter more cooling with the canopy of air scoop. This canopy designed in unique shape and fixed with the 4 air scoops which provide air ram into motor and the battery keep on cooling them. The cooling of the motor is really important and it is very much effective when your are flying the heli in fast forward. With this 4G3 air ram kit it keeps the motor cool and heli get quickly balanced because of the placement and unique shape of top side air scoops.
There is another great advantage of 4G3 Air RAM kits is that the opening of Air RAM can use for the placement of LED lights which provide a good look in the visual appearance of helicopter.
The 4G3 Air RAM kits of fins and canopy includes several accessories and these name of these accessories are as follow:
Air Scoop of Canopy Style
Decorative Decal well Finished Trim Sheet
Supports of Mounting Rubber
Vertical Stabilizer
Until now, only a metal head made of aluminum has released. This consists of mixing arm, blade grips, rotor housing, swashplate and linkages. Unlike the plastic parts, the metal is very detailed in design and fills much of the slope which has made the cyclic more sensitive while adding only 1 gram of additional weight in the total weight of 4G3. This head piece cost around $50.
Another improvement might soon be released. It is a scale canopy bodies to give your 4G3 a more micro scale look. Also, rumors has it that a brushless improvement will be coming too.