Blade Hubschrauber 70 S RtF

idealfirst rc heli for those who want to fly the big 700 size models great fun to annoy the wife and kids

Helicopter very unstable in flight and almost uncotrooable

I’ve been flying the original Blade MCX with counter rotating main blades for many years and it finally gave up the ghost. Given how long it lasted and how much enjoyment it provided over the years I decided to go for the latest model of the Blade, that being this Blade 70S.Wow it’s incredible how far the technology has come since the MCX! The gyros really make this a stable little flyer once up in the air. If you’ve never flown one you might want to try one of the less expensive counter-rotating models first to get a feeling for the various controls, but for any advanced beginner or intermediate flyer this thing is just a hoot! I’ve only flown it indoors so haven’t had the courage to switch to the higher rates, but even in low rate it’s so much more responsive and maneuverable than a counter-rotator. Once you dial in the trims it settles into a very nice hover as well. I had once small collision with a wall and there’s no visible damage anywhere so it seems pretty durable. It comes with an extra set of props as well in case you do have a harder hit that damages a main blade.The transmitter is fine for it’s intended purpose, but it’s a bit small for my larger hands so I’ll likely bind the heli to my Spektrum IX12 radio and fly with that from here on out.The only really negative I have with this little flyer is the battery. It’s a small 1S with a pigtail so there really aren’t any options out there except for the OEM battery and they’re sold out everywhere at the moment, meaning it’s one 5 minute flight and then let the battery cool for 10 minutes and then a 30 minute charge before you’re flying again. it would be nice if they’d include at least one more battery with the unit. I’ve got some 1S non-pigtail batts for the MCX and may try and make some small pigtails for them. Just not sure if they’ll fit under the canopy. It’s a tight squeeze even for the OEM battery.All-in-all I’d recommend this heli to anyone looking to enjoy some indoor flying. If you’re a first timer you may want to consider picking up a cheap counter rotating heli at the same time and fly it first before moving on to the 70S. This thing is so inexpensive for what you get though you could buy two and have one for spare parts!

Der kleine Hubschrauber macht was her für den Preis. Ist zwar einfach zu steuern, aber auch das muss man erst mal üben, bis man es intuitiv drauf hat.(da bin ich noch lange nicht angekommen)Ich habe ihn jetzt ca. 6 Stunden geflogen und bin begeistert. Abstürze überlebt er sehr gut. Wenn man ihn draussen fliegen will, muss es wirklich Windstill sein. Da darf noch nicht mal ein Eichhörnchen pupsen. Sollte eine leichte Brise vorbeiziehen bekommt er sofort auftrieb.(bei gleichbleibender Drehzahl) Bei mir war es so das er dann plötzlich sehr schnell von 2 Meter Höhe auf 6 Meter anstieg.Umfang ist okay, es sind 4x AA Batterien für die Fernbedienung enthalten. 1x 150 mah Akkus. Ein USB Ladegerät mit dem man einen Akku laden kann. Ich empfehle hier ganz klar ein anderes Ladegerät zu kaufen mit dem man mehrere Akkus gleichzeitig laden kann. Zudem bekommt man noch einen extra Satz Rotorblätter dazu. Es ist kein Heckrotor als Ersatz dabei und dieser ist nur drauf gesteckt!Die Kufen (siehe Fotos) sind allerdings nicht enthalten, diese habe ich mir separat gekauft. Der originalen sind kaputt gegangen als ich ihn draussen geflogen bin, da ich den Strömungsabriss nicht schnell genug entgegen wirken konnte.Ich habe mir sofort noch 4 weitere 150 mah Akkus dazu bestellt. Eine Ladung hält ungefähr 7 bis 8 Minuten und müssen ca. 25 Minuten geladen werden.Klare Kaufempfehlung von meiner Seite aus für Anfänger wie ich es einer bin.

I have been in the RC helicopter hobby for a number of years now and I have gotten pretty good at it. I have a number of more expensive high performance models for 3D aerobatic flight and really enjoy the power and control of collective pitch helicopters. That being said, this fixed pitch Blade 70 S is such a fantastic little helicopter for messing around indoors and in tight spaces. It has more power than the old WL Toys V911 Pro and is pretty much as durable. The controller in the RTF package has dual-rates (allows you to adjust the sensitivity of your control inputs) and the sticks move smoothly. Beginners should note that this is not a drone but a helicopter and it will take a little more skill to control masterfully. And for that reason it is also SO SO much more fun than a quadcopter/drone. If you are looking for an inexpensive way to enjoy the magic of real helicopter flight in the confines of a house or apartment you won't find more fun to be had for $60! Get lots of batteries!

Super schnelle Lieferzeit, vielen Dank! Da wird der Feiertag noch sehnlicher erwartet.Der Heli ist ein Blade, da weiß man was man hat und die Ersatz-/ Tuningteil Versorgung ist gesichert. Er verfügt über eine Arming, also Scharfschalten -Funktion. Throttle auf 0 und Rudder rechts für 3 Sekunden halten, dann kann's losgehen. Das dient der Sicherheit und steht auch in der Bedienungsanleitung.

I fly a blade 230s v2. What a great helo that is. Bought this to play with in the house. It's absolutely terrible. I used the low rate mode (1 beep.) The cyclic pulls so hard to the left during take off that I set the trim to maximum and it still pulls slightly left. Tail isn't responsive until control is almost to max left or right. Then the tail responds so violently the helo spins 360 in a second. I've initialized on a flat surface so many times I'm tired of initializing. I've looked at the collective, there's no way to adjust. Every time I remove the battery to recharge, I must re-bind the helo/transmitter. I'd return it but for $60 it's cheap and will sit on the shelf so I can look at it. I used to fly 700 sized helos back in the 80's that were more stable than this little thing.