Showing posts with label Heli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heli. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2014

How to get more flying time and fun out of your Heli-Max 1SQ Quadcopter

How to get more flying time and fun out of your Heli-Max 1SQ Quadcopter
The radio that comes with your 1SQ Quadcopter RTF plays a big role in how well it flies. Taking a few minutes to set it up before your first flight will make sure you get more fun from each flight and longer life from your model. Flight veteran Frank Noll explains and demonstrates how low rates and high rates affect the handling of your model, and how to adjust the response within either range to best suit your flying skills.


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Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopter Review, Flight Test, & First Impressions

Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopter Review, Flight Test, & First Impressions
The new 1Si with onboard video, sound, and still camera shots is really a neat micro RC quadcopter. The video isn't good at all unless there is good lighting; however, with good lighting the video quality is pretty impressive. The sound works, but, it isn't the best, and you can't hear anything over the noise of the rotor blades when the quad is in the air anyways.

The controls feel a bit 'mushy' to me.


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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopter Review and Flight

Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopter Review and Flight
This is the Heli-Max 1Si quadcopter RTF with camera. I really enjoyed testing out this little quad and the camera makes it that much more fun. It is very stable in the air and the video quality turns out very nice. Even the novice pilot could have a blast with this quadcopter.

You can purchase the 1Si online from Tower Hobbies at the link below.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXDUXG&P=ML

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Thursday, December 12, 2013

Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopters

Heli-Max 1Si Quadcopters
Quadcopter flying has never been easier or more fun than with the 1Si. TAGS-FX eliminates control drift and compensate for wind speed and direction. Plus, Actual Direction Control keeps flight direction the same as stick movement regardless of orientation. Expert pilots can choose to deactivate these features and fly unassisted.


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