iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Controlled Rechargeable 3-CH R/C I-Helicopter w/ Gyroscope - Deal Extreme - 50% off at £12.25
Bargain for your office desk or a casual play toy for you or your kids. Does NOT require batteries as it has its own internal rechargeable source.
Official spec from the DX website:
DX official video of this product: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPIPkueXzMQ
What will they come up with next? Did you know that now you can get cool R/C toys that can be controlled by mobile a phone? A whole new line of remote control toys have been released for the Apple iOS as well as for Android. This is a prime example of what advanced technologies can create.
The i-Helicopter Air is an extremely agile indoor helicopter controlled by your iPhone, iPad and iTouch. It can be controlled manually or by the built-in accelerometer. It has the capability to hover hands free and the controls can even be flipped over for added comfort. The gyroscope is powerful and with the trim adjustment it can be one of the smoothest and easiest to fly, helicopter on the market!
- Model: 777-170
- Color: Silver + Black
- Case material: plastic + alloy
- Frequency: A/B/C
- 3-CH IR remote control by iPhone/ iPad/iPod Touch series
- Control range of the helicopter: 8~10 meters
- Control specification: up/down, forward/backward, left/right, hover & lands
- Transmitter with 85mAh rechargeable battery
- I-Helicopter with 3.7V 200mAh rechargeable battery
- Charging time: 40 minutes for I-Helicopter, 1.5 hours for transmitter
- Up to 8~10 minutes typical flight time per charging
- Transmitter working time per charging: 2 hours
- Just download the I-Helicopter(http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-helicopter/id439500840?mt=8) software on App Store, this app can control the helicopter after you connect the transmitter to the audio jack of your device
- Suitable for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad series
- Package includes:
- 1 x I-Helicopter
- 1 x 3.5mm transmitter
- 1 x USB charging cable (55cm length)
- 1 x Tail wing
- 1 x Propeller
- 1 x English manual
All Comments (9)
Jump to unread Post a Commentwhat helicopters take 6 aa batteries? surely they wouldn't take off. Everyone i have seen and used has it's own battery The batteries are for the controller and as this uses a iphone as controler it doesn't need batteries.
Edited By: BigBuds on May 31, 2012 00:06
what helicopters take 6 aa batteries? surely they wouldn't take off. Everyone i have seen and used has it's own battery The batteries are for the controller and as this uses a iphone as controler it doesn't need batteries.
Yeah, indirectly. Every one I used, the controller takes 6 batteries, and then you charge the helicopter from the controller.
Very annoying hidden cost, and pretty expensive for decent batteries.
Did you read the specs above?