Co-Co Lama CoAxial Contra Rotator Beginners Electric RC Heli

You can fly it because it has two 13-1/2" main rotors that are co-axial and contra-rotating on the single shaft. This torque canceling design makes Co-Co Lama stable and flyable on your very first flight. Even a complete newcomer to helicopter flying can fly this at once. The helicopter is 14-1/4" long and weighs 7-3/4 oz. Co-Co Lama is complete and ready to fly and includes a 4 channel 72 mHz FM transmitter, a 4-in-one mixer/controller (electronic gyro, mixer, motor controller, receiver), two motors, two servos, 7.4V, 800 mAh Lithium battery and Lithium battery charger. Charge the flight battery, install 8 AA batteries (not included) in the transmitter and fly it.

Even though it rarely breaks in crashes, Co-Co Lama comes with a complete spare set of main blades, and we stock spare parts and aluminum upgrade parts. Instruction booklet provides some helpful tips about the basics of radio-controlled helicopter flying.

Co-Co Lama is not a flimsy toy -- it is an extremely well-built and well-designed radio controlled model helicopter. The 72 mHz radio, the motors, and servos are hobby quality products that will provide many hours of service. If you ever wanted to fly a micro electric helicopter but were put off by the difficulty of flying a helicopter, Co-Co Lama is for you.

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[amateis1991]

yes, if it is under three mph, u can fly outside, but since i live in nebraska, where the wind almost never quits, i usually just fly around inside.

[princeali200]

is it good for outdoor if there is weak wind

i am thinking o fgetting one am still beginner

thx