Always buy a remote controlled helicopter with a minimum of 4 channels - anything less makes it hard to operate and wont fly in all directions. 4 channels are more spicy but once you have got the hang of it the flying sense is a thousand times better and will stand you in good stead should you ever wish to move to a more developed helicopter. developed models being 6 channels or more can be the next step up or a first purchase when you have sufficient support.
Buy a helicopter with good back up and preserve - you may need spares, upgrades, phone or email preserve and even someone that can fix it if goes wrong. Consider a firm that has the backup and preserve of a serious Rc Helicopter technician.
RC Helicopter
Buy training aids to accompany your helicopter- spending some time practicing will as a matter of fact paid dividends once you are up in the air. The training aids could include include ping pong balls (stabilisers) that can be bought from any good Rc shop.
Consider a flight simulator - Phoenix provides the most realistic sense and graphics or you can download our Free Fms flight sim. You can then practice on your computer and build your trust up before beginning for real.
Have realistic expectations - Rc helis are remarkable fun but you should resist the temptation to effort loop-the-loops on your first go. Try spicy your Rc along the floor first, then fly it just a foot or so above the ground, until you feel in control. Some helicopters are easier than others to hover, so get some advice first.
Beginners Rc Helicopters
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