Is the single propeller harder to fly then the dual propeller
1449476
yes. there is a learning curve involved. Once you learn you will never fly a dual prop ever again.
1449477
Single Blade Heli's seem to have better control, but they take some getting use to, and also some forgiving smacks. But they react a lot better than a dual pro. Now this is only my opinion. I have several of both, and prefer the single. Hope this helps.
1449478
I don't know because it was Dead On Arrival. The radio would not light up with fresh batteries in it and neither would the chopper after charging for 48 hours. Nothing would work. I ended up getting one locally made by World Tech Toys. It operates on 49 MHz RF so you can fly it farther up and away from your position. It is built a lot tougher than the one pictured here. You can even fly the World Tech Toys chopper outside in calm wind.
1036709
probably so....although it is a 4 channel copter, with single propeller..it is a little more difficult to fly than 3 channel copters...if they have no experience in flying, then you MIGHT want to go with a 3 channel, until more experience is gained in flying.
1016943
I only have my butt dyno and subjective opinion, however a 4 blade prop has 33% more water surface area to grip, and that can't be a bad thing. I also added a Sting Ray hydrofoil, and my boat (21 ft Chapparal, Volvo 5.7L 280HP outdrive) has never felt better. It hole shots flatter with a skier, stays on plane at almost 500 RPM less, at the cost of maybe 1 or 2 MPH top speed. I'll take that trade every time.
1877470
i agree with the yes and no answer.My son for whom this was a gift broke the cage looking part on bottom within an hour of starting to play and has replaced it twice already.This appears to be a problem with this part rather than the copter.He has not broken anything else so i would say the copter is durable.
763386
I own three Champs, I fly them outside all the time. I have flown them in 12 mph winds, not an easy task and I do not recommend it but can be done. I suspect the Duet with twin motors could handle some fair winds. the issue is it does not have a Rudder which will make turning most likely have to be wider,,,thus the wind may push it around more than the Champ.
59763
No, it flies more like a helicopter in my opinion. We have had a remote helicopter and had hoped it would be more "plane-like", but my big kid husband still had fun with it!
2079197
A four bladed prop has more thrust at a lower rpm's than a two bladed prop, because it circulates more air which means more thrust.
1550092
Handles well on both. Not a whole lot of acceleration, you won't be pulling any wheelies on take-off. It is heavy.
439348
The D03 has a bigger battery compartment, a 6 axis gyro and a stiffer unit body all plastic frame. It is much easier to fly.
2115330
Yes, to compare its less reponsive than the turbo bee, viper,or tigershark. But more responsive than the ooch, or the glide.its not good for non responsive tricks like kwijibo or plastic whip.
1535187
I have the umx beast 3d and the sbach, so not exactly what you're asking about but fairly close. The beast (read biplanes in general) is a bit slower and easier to fly than the sbach. It will do any type of maneuver you ask of if, but only at about 80% of the quickness of the sbach. The sbach is simply a sharper flying airplane, with legitimately fast responses on high rate. I will say that I found the above qualities a bit intimidating when I first bought the sbach, and that was enough to send me back to the biplane for awhile. If it's a question of what your first aerobatic airplane should be, get the Pitts. If you're looking for a truly aerobatic, small plane, get the sbach or the yak. Hope this helps.
545300
It flies very well for us. A benefit of the relative heaviness, (for me) is it doesn't get hung up on the house or nearby tree or wrap itself up at all like our old polyester one did.
2063318
no difference. great flyers to learn on. you will eventually want something better like dji phantom
2110084
outdoors I found it very difficult to fly.. have yet to fly more than 5 min without crashing...but this was my first 4ch.
178476
It could be difficult only because it is a really large model and you may need experience with a smaller version first. To glue and hold the two pieces of the fuselage together takes some dexterity with rubber bands or small plastic clamps to hold and keep a tight fit.It's a great big cool model to have and I love it! so you could still try it.Since it is a model with large pieces it may actually be easier to handle...good luck!
59762
Negative. Flies like a quad-copter. Mine flew great for a day, the there was a communication failure between the plane and the remote. Had to return it.
1206730
Yes; as long as one does not try to go thru multiple decks as most ships are made of steel. If both are on the same deck I see no problem.