what is the charge time and flying time?
1158278
Flying time is. Out the same as any rc helo around 10 min, charging time around 30 to 45 min
1158279
Charge time is approx 1-2 hours and flight time is 10-12 minutes. The Helicopter is very tail heavy I found it was easier to assist the helicopter up by grabbing the tail and lifting it til its airborne, then it flies very well.
1567962
I get about 5 minutes, but I use the E-filte 200mah 25c and 30c lipos. It is a great flying plane, but slightly more fragile than normal because of its size. I recommend it!
1950907
We had received all accessories as advertised. However, you should be aware of the fly-to-charge ratio, which I did not see at the time of my purchase. Per every 30-45 minute charge, you will only get about 8 minutes of fly time.
1413487
The manual states approximately eight minutes. HOWEVER, you then have to charge the battery for an hour. The ideal place to fly this is an open field, a park of sorts. In my case that would be a ten minute drive. I am not going to make a 20 minute round trip for less than 10 minutes of flying time. It's going back from where it was purchased.
862029
It only uses 1 battery. Each battery will give you around 6-7 minutes of flying time.
1646051
I never measured the real charge time because generally we'd just plug it in overnight, but the charge would generally last for a solid 90 minutes of ride-time, though as the battery wears you'll see a speed decrease earlier in that 90 minute timeline. I would guesstimate at about 45 minutes of ride-time for every 5 hours of charging or so, but that's just a rough calculation based on 2 years of ownership and observation.
2231277
The average flight time is based on the mAh of the battery and the flying habits of the individual person. On average what i have seen is approximately 7-10 minutes. As far as the go pro they can handle various heights and depths. Did you see the person do the longest free fall. Look it up on u tube. That was a go pro if I remember right.
414942
The battery is built into the aircraft so I am not sure what type it is. The charge cord plugs into the front of the craft for recharge. Takes about an hour to fully charge and have been getting 10-15 minutes flight time. Sweet flying machine.
1541655
Kristie I got it for my husband. I think a charge lasts about 7 minutes and it takes about 30 minutes to charge it up. It is a good little copter. I would definitely purchase this again!
741177
It kind of depends on how much maneuvering your doing. Also, one should not drain a Li-polymer battery more than 20%. Voltage starts out around 4.18-4.20V and I try to not let them drop below 3.7V (that's unloaded voltage at end of flight). With that said, I get anywhere from 5-8min of flight time. I highly recommend extra batteries and the A/C adapter for the charger.
199121
I'm not 100% sure since this was a gift for someone else. However, it's rechargeable and each charge seems to give about 10 mins of flying life. Not sure if that helps, but its all I know since this was a gift.
917850
Great....Good luck with it. It should fly about 10 to 12 minutes on a full charge. 6 to 8 if you have a camera on it.Mike
597862
about 10 - 12 min. with the stock battery. a 900 mah battery will get you about 35min. of flying.
2278187
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).
1091377
Not sure about max height, but maximum time to fly is about 15 full minutes between charges if you are flying it straight without any break. It will fly after 15 minutes, but its obviously a bit weaker and not as easy to control.
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
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