Helicopter Parkflyer
Helicopter Parkflyer
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2011 Newest!!! 100% Genuine Original Brand New Parkflyers Avatar Z008 Infrared Co-axial RTF Micro Mini Remote Control RC R/C Helicopter with Gyro Red 4 Channel List Price: Sale Price: $16.95 You save: $73.04 (81%)  |
DescriptionThis palm size helicopter 4 channel helicopter is amazing! This tiny heli is able to move in 6 directions, including spinning on its own axis, just like the real thing! The light but strong metal body frame protects the helicopter from those inevitable crashes, though not indestructible it won't break easily... |
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Does anyone know anything about RC helicopter Loacators/Finders/Trackers?
I recently lost a brand new Rc helicopter, I have sent away for another one. I was looking to see if you could buy some sort of device that will allow looking for lost Rc helicopters more easier at quite a low cost. i stumbled across this on ebay .co.uk/RC-parkflyer-plane-helicopter-lost-finder-tracer-NEW_W0QQitemZ370009869079QQihZ024QQcategoryZ34056QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Has anyone used anything like this? I think you attatch it in between the helicopters battery and circuitry and when you move one of the controls (even when it flies) it makes a loud plane engine like sound so if you lose it you should be able to hear where it is. Its called an RC parkflyer plane / helicopter tracker. I cant find any information on it on google or any other sites. Can anyone help? Thank you.
If you live in the USA, try Tower Hobbies.
www.towerhobbies.com
There are a few different styles of these "finders". I used them when I first started flying R/C. They connect into a spare channel in the reciever and make a sound whenever the signal is lost. So, if you cannot find the helicopter, you just turn off the transmitter and listen for the sound. Sort of like finding the remote for a TV set. The sound will continue until the battery goes dead.