How long is this, and how is the propeller a manual spin?
1670544
I don't have mine anymore (boys outgrew it) but if I remember right it's about 18-24" from nose to tail. The manual spin means the kid has to use his hand to spin the propeller, it doesn't go by itself or have a trigger pull or anything. It spins freely.
1670545
Manual spin = crank dial on the toy. Frankly my boys could care less about the spin-knob, they just give the propellers a whack with their hands and 'chucca, chucca, chucca' their own awesome sound effects. It's a pretty big helicopter for a toy - it's a two gander for my three year olds.
101832
This problem could have multiple causes. The propellerr shaft could be spinning in the propellerr hub without turning the propeller. The lower propeller drive motor may have failed or it's drive gear not properly engaging the larger gear that it is supposed to. Least likely would be the control circuit board. Since you have already given it a good looking over, I would return it to Amazon and ask for an exchange.
1370984
It is roughly 9" in length and can fly fairly quick--about 5-10 mph top speed
559142
Determine if the motor turns clockwise or counter clockwise when it was running.(it should run faster one way than the other) The propeller that it turned turns opposite to the rotation of the motor. (Right rear motor should turn faster counter clockwise when jumped) Also check to see if the motor is really bad by disconnecting it and jumping it with a battery to see if it is really bad. Sometimes, the wires leading to the motor can be shorted out causing the motor not to run. I even had to jump the circuit board when one of the printed circuit wires blew out. Problems are usually caused like this when the propellers are stopped by tall grass or other debris (like dirt in the gear teeth) that prevents or slows down the prop from spinning. If you find that , in fact, the motor is defective, just search the internet for wltoys v262 parts and you'll find the motore for around 8 dollars. I had to buy 3 of them so far. Hope this answers your question. Bob in Cape Coral, FL
1321454
HI Bill, the thrust is approximately 3' inches. thank you for your interest. sincerely, Great Service - Fast Shipping USA
1925460
I would say roughly 50' to 80' feet, depending on where you operate it from. Also I would like to say I had to return the item twice till I finally got a unit that didn't have a starboard or port-side motor not working. That being said make sure everything is good to go before having to much fun.
418780
It's about a foot and some in length. The body is a couple of inches wide, and about a foot with the main rotor. It is a great buy.
1694189
It is a standard size machine. 60 x 60 cm. it is very quiet. And very good dry spin. I can really recommend.
849589
This is totally ready to run, it does have reverse but with the rudders behind the prop the steering in reverse is limited as is true with any similar designed boat. It comes with a charger, and a 7 volt battery pack. The battery runs about 20-40 minutes depending on usage. You will need AA battery's for the controller. Its got twin motors but they are not controlled independently with the included controller. The boat is really well designed. For the price its s killer deal. I mounted a go pro on it and use it as a camera boat for our model ship club fun floats.
321337
I just measured, 6.5in. Motor shaft to motor shaft, and it sits about 4in tall, maybe a little bit under 4in. Great little copter though.
172894
Two, which is why they call it Duet. The motors are used for both power and turning. The rudder is fixed with no control. The left motor speeds up for right turns, and vice versa. Very effective and controllable. I highly recommend this product for a beginner. It is the best beginner setup I've every seen, not to mention the most complete and lowest cost.
946152
It's very easy to push and pull in reverse, it also has two reverse gears if it gets hard to pull, it does have self propeller, and it has the power steering on it when you pull that you can turn it around with no work, and on a dime, I'm very happy with it, this is my 2nd year with it, and I have 345 feet by 145 feet to clear everytime it snows, and I have had no problems with this machine
852619
Hard to say exactly. The one I got had a flattened prop. If you're looking for precision you'd be better off picking a different propeller up at a hobby shop
1673990
3/8" I believe, Prior to finding this one on Amazon I tried others from the newer models that are available locally and the shaft size was not the problem the shaft length was. Mine being older was 1 1/2" longer than the newer models are and this model had the "bell cover" length behind the propeller blade that matched mine properly. My Min Kota was a old model 65.
1278200
It will make it fly for about 13-16 minutes depending on what you are doing with the drone. 16 is if you just let it hover and 13 if you go high up and do a lot of flips and stuff. The easiest way to determine how long it will last is to multiply the number of amps not mah (one amp is 1000 mah) by ten the answer is the number of minutes it will fly. For example 1500mah=1.5amps, 1.5*10=15 so it will last an average of 15 minutes.
672421
Seems like anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. You get a decent amount of flying time on a charge as well. You can charge from the remote, as well as directly from an outlet with use of the included charging device.
1736803
Very gently grab the broken propeller from the middle near the spindle and pull straight up. There is nothing holding the propellers other than friction, but you still have to be careful not to damage the motor.