Has anyone used this r/c helicopter?

[imported_Krypto]

I am looking for something indoor, like a living room or something, just something to train on, I have flown r/c planes before and on a simulator and I am very good, it's not real life but as close as it gets.

So, can anyone suggest something like it?

Here it is:

Copter

Or any other suggests are welcome.

 

[thehstrybean]

The RadioShack one is supposed to be good.
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Every time I go in, the "battery's dead"...Yeah, right, they don't wanna let me play...

I think the one from geeks.com has a nicer radio.

 

[Perknose]

Originally posted by: Krypto
I am looking for something indoor, like a living room or something, just something to train on, I have flown r/c planes before and on a simulator and I am very good, it's not real life but as close as it gets.

So, can anyone suggest something like it?

Here it is:

Copter

Or any other suggests are welcome.

I got it, it's weak sauce. I'd pass if I were you.

 

[TekViper]

I had one that was very similare to the one you linked at Geeks, probably the same thing just with different stickers. It flies but you dont have a ton of control where it goes. After a while you can sort of guide it but its still a little hit and miss. It fell from about 10 feet one day and broke a blade pretty easily, installed a spare but it never flew the same again. Also I dropped the control from about 12in off the ground and the bottom support for the batteries broke off which makes the control pretty much useless.

this is the one i had

 

[NutBucket]

Meh, this is worthwhile. That thing you linked will be in the trash in a few days.

 

[Sketcher]

Here's a link with a more models and the real stuff. Lots of options out there.

http://www.raidentech.com/rchelicopters.html

 

[imported_Krypto]

Thanks for the advice, I'll take a look at that site also.

 

[dxkj]

Hrm lots of cheap ones, I might have to grab one of the $40 ones for at work 30x40 foot room

definitely cant go with gas