Is this unit small and light enough to be used in a park/indoor plane?
444303
Aloha,I would not think this one will fit in most indoor planes. As far as some park flyers it would work. To imagine the size, you can think of a typical them drive doubled thickness is about the size.
444304
Hi Dog Man, this unit is 1 3/4" L 7/8" W 1/2" H and I don't have a scale to weigh but I would say about 1/4 once, hope this helps, regards, Bob
1367932
Yes. It is small enough to be used as a carry on or even your personal item
1076461
Yes it is. It is about 2 and a half feet long and it is too big to be flown inside.
379631
The only issue I could see you having is with the LiPo battery or air density being so low that the props cannot generate enough lift. As it is radio controlled there would not be any other issue other than possibly wind if you were outdoors this is definitely a copter for size-able indoor spaces. There is no blade pitch adjustments so you stuck with the lift you can generate although this guy is really light and you don't need much throttle at 1,000 feet above sea level to get it going. Having no experience at high altitudes it is hard to say, perhaps review the return/refund policy and take a chance?
1127361
It is small. But it's supposed to be. The heli is for indoor use. It flies amazingly well. I've owned two of them. You won't regret your purchase.Steve
771568
Without the legs, inside a carrying case, it would be a bulky companion. It would not fit easily inside the overhead compartments of a crowded aircraft. Its not heavy, but it's definitely not light either.
1122867
Not very easily. You need about two feet of leg room and a foot and a half width and unfortunately, most planes don't have that much room. Plus, it doesn't fold up and would be bulky to carry in my opinion.
459506
Yes. It will easily fit in the overhead of even the smaller aircraft. It also fits underneath the seat of every plane I have flown.
449975
Yes.. this only provides light and air. You will also need a air pump for the airstone.
1698674
I have not tried it, but I think it's balance/flight would suffer from the weight of an additional battery. Also, I don't think there would be sufficient room for a second battery.
1538886
I don't see why not its small and light I would think it would work...great idea!
2214435
I haven't had it on an airplane but it's pretty compact. They sell them at target if you want to just look at it yourself.
47023
Yes, but the whole point is that it is light weight and do not catch a lot of space - what you need for campground. For indoor there is much higher verity that is better and cheaper
2246338
No. It's too small and light to fly outside. Unless you have practically no wind speed which is hardly anywhere. The blades are only strong enough to maintain its own weight indoors where it doesn't have to compensate for wind. The wind will carry it away. I learned that the hard way.
1684948
Yes, it is designed for indoor use. You could fly it outdoors also, but not on a very windy day.
1125308
I would measure the fan and check the airline checked luggage regs, it is thin and lightweight, but are you planning on carrying the batteries and charger? Those are heavy and not sure if the charger is compatible with the Haitian electrical plugs? Finally, the fan is not that quiet for sleeping, not designed for this as it is fairly noisy on low, okay for an work environment.
2231688
It is pretty light. I would say yes for airports,but you may find it too wide for sidewalks. This is the only double I have used so I can't give you much help when it comes to other strollers.