How many minutes of flight time per charge?
2004817
In safe mode during my learning period, I was getting at least 15 to 20 minutes. As you become a better pilot and fly more aggressively the time will drop considerately.
1997896
This battery is an average battery. Depending on your flying habits you can get about 10 minutes flying time. I don't like to fly it constant from the time I take off until it's dead. I like to land every once in a while to allow the motor to cool a little. So by doing that, I can get close to 15 minutes total including down time. I imagine each battery is a little different as to how much actual time each battery will last. That's why I have more than one battery. It makes the trip to the park last longer
641411
I've charged this one twice. I cannot say exactly how much but I think it will provide about a five hour charge for continual use. Basically enough for a cross-country flight.
2231967
I bought for my father, and he was trying to remember...he thought it was about 1.5 hours for initial charge.
816965
I get about ten minutes of flight time. I bought four extra flight batteries and keep everything charged.
283489
Charge time is about 4 hours. Fly time is 15-20. You can get better batteries. Also make sure that when you charge it, you run it until it dies. Don't leave it sitting around charged. I did and now the heli won't even take off on a full charge. Hope this helps. It's a great heli despite all this and is pretty easy to fly.
1785651
I was able to use it on a 12 hour flight and around an hour driving connecting via bluetooth to a single device without recharging. 10 hours is a good estimate if you keep the lcd light setting on "momentary on" (where it lights for about 5 secs after pressing the power switch) but it could probably go longer. Its only drawback, although a very minor one is that the charging port in this model is the usb-a type, not usb-b which is used in a lot of smartphones today so you might have to bring multiple wires üEdit: lasted around 18 hours this time. A near 14 hour flight, turned it off for 2 days, no recharge and around 6 hours before battery finally quit I was able to use it on a 12 hour flight and around an hour driving connecting via bluetooth to a single device without recharging. 10 hours is a good estimate if you keep the lcd light setting on "momentary on" (where it lights for about 5 secs after pressing the power switch) but it could probably go longer. Its only drawback, although a very minor one is that the charging port in this model is the usb-a type, not usb-b which is used in a lot of smartphones today so you might have to bring multiple wires üEdit: lasted around 18 hours this time. A near 14 hour flight,... » Read More I was able to use it on a 12 hour flight and around an hour driving connecting via bluetooth to a single device without recharging. 10 hours is a good estimate if you keep the lcd light setting on "momentary on" (where it lights for about 5 secs after pressing the power switch) but it could probably go longer. Its only drawback, although a very minor one is that the charging port in this model is the usb-a type, not usb-b which is used in a lot of smartphones today so you might have to bring multiple wires üEdit: lasted around 18 hours this time. A near 14 hour flight, turned it off for 2 days, no recharge and around 6 hours before battery finally quit « Show Less
1291018
A fully charged will last about 12 to 15 min. and it will take an hour and 15min. to charged. This is a very stable flying helicopter and has lots of lights. I would recommend. Hope this helps.
393961
When you buy your plane as Ready to Fly(RTF) it comes with a charger. You can purchase a charger separate that will charge several batteries at a time. You charge the battery on the charger(about 10 minutes). Then it plugs into the receiver on/in the plane to power it. For a foamie or backyard flyer I get 10 to 15 minutes flying times. I have the original battery and several extras. The charger is 4C cell powered so it can come to the field also.
1901044
I charge it for ~30 min and it fly for ~15 min.I recommend to buy the repair kit so it will last longer. My kids had their first damage after ~5 chargers and can still play with it today after ~15 charges. They are 5-9 years old and they crash it all the time.
1262163
Comes with a charger.Battery is pre-charged. You get about 10-15 minutes of flying time off it
187200
Sorry I'm not sure maybe an hour. Since I've had I have not needed to charge it again.
1374184
Eight minutes of flight time and a one hour charge on the usb to the computer
1538915
Full Charge will give you 10 to 15 minutes depending how (hard )you fly it.Ive had mine 200 feet,Beware of wind up there Can be bye bye Helicopter. Always fly on #2 setting or you will never gain control.Buy 4 extra tail motors,your gonna need them. Have fun:)
597862
about 10 - 12 min. with the stock battery. a 900 mah battery will get you about 35min. of flying.
2017459
Yes, the max battery life is about 5-7 minutes of flight time between charges. This is typical for these small helicopters.
2278188
Dan is pretty much correct in the time it takes to charge with the stock USB charger. But for the RUN time, it depends on how aggressively/conservatively it's flown. I tend to get between 5 and 8 minutes of flight time before the LEDs blink to warn of low battery voltage and the impending LVC. If you upgrade the transmitter to a spare X4 (version 2) transmitter (see my answer to the 2.4GHz interference and novice flying question), you'll have the ability to switch the LEDs off (and on again) to extend flight time even more (at the expense of being able to maintain orientation in all but the brightest of flight environments, since this vehicle is so small). Dan is pretty much correct in the time it takes to charge with the stock USB charger. But for the RUN time, it depends on how aggressively/conservatively it's flown. I tend to get between 5 and 8 minutes of flight time before the LEDs blink to warn of low battery voltage and the impending LVC. If you upgrade the transmitter to a spare X4 (version 2) transmitter (see my answer to the 2.4GHz interference and novice flying question), you'll have the ability to switch the LEDs off (and on again) to extend flight time even more (at the expense of being able to maintain orientation in all but the... » Read More Dan is pretty much correct in the time it takes to charge with the stock USB charger. But for the RUN time, it depends on how aggressively/conservatively it's flown. I tend to get between 5 and 8 minutes of flight time before the LEDs blink to warn of low battery voltage and the impending LVC. If you upgrade the transmitter to a spare X4 (version 2) transmitter (see my answer to the 2.4GHz interference and novice flying question), you'll have the ability to switch the LEDs off (and on again) to extend flight time even more (at the expense of being able to maintain orientation in all but the brightest of flight environments, since this vehicle is so small). « Show Less