what is the largest battery i can use? and does this have brushless motors? if not are there brushless motors available that will work for this copter
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The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.html Potentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug. This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place.
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yes I believe the motors are brushless. I dont know if you can upgrade the battery
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The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place. The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a... » Read More The largest battery I have used is the 600mah found here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__20385__Turnigy_nano_tech_600mah_1S_35_70C_Lipo_Nine_Eagles_Solo_Pro_328_Eflite_MQX_120SR_.htmlPotentially, you could use something bigger I suppose but weight does become an issue. The battery above fits in stock holder though it can be a bit snug.This model does not have brushless motors and it is not practical to refit them to it. Too many things would have to be changed on it and it would cost much more to do this as opposed to simply purchasing a model designed with brushless motors in the first place. « Show Less
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hi, these are the specs that you you wanted this plane wing span is 30.7 inches or 780 mm ,its span is 880 or 34.64 inches, its flying weight is 610 g , battery 11.1 volts 1500mah- 15cli polymer battery,its motor B2040 inner rotor brushless motor,Electronic speed Control 30Abrushless ESC,Ducted fan EDF-D64mm,FM 4 channel proportional radio control system (built-in-tail mixer)radio control distance 300 meter. this plane is fast easy to control little heavy on the front try to readjust the battery to the center,ithe wheel sometime sick but its ok iots a good plane season greeting and a happy new year
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I know I'm late.DEWALT brushless motor delivers up to 57% more run time over brushed.XR Li-Ion batteries with fuel gauge provide 33% more capacity over standard packs
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It is a nonstandard lithium battery made specific for the helicopter.You'd need to shop for the specific model of copter to find the right battery.
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You can get larger batteries for these to last longer. I am ordering some 145 or some 150 mah and they have larger ones I think. Not sure of a 5-7 years olds skill, but if you get this heli and trim it for them and tech them, they should be able to learn. Just order some spare parts online so if you do break something you can fix quickly and fly some more. But I would not use larger capacity batteries and fly 2 of them back to back, I would let the motors cool some first. I am looking into adding some very lightweight heatsinks to both the main and tail motor on mine to keep them cooler for longer run-time batteries. The micro sized Walkera Super FP, I think has much larger batteries and is very very durable. I am looking into one of those with brush-less motors, but it cost 3 times this heli and that is with no transmitter. they sell a non-brush-less version with a TX for a little over double this heli. But this is a great and affordable heli to start with so I would say get one and order some more batteries and spare parts. I ordered main and tail motor spares from the Nine eagles Bravo SX cause they are said to be better. But some say they never changed a motor out.
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Sorry Terry, i don't think so. The copter you are talking about would not work with this battery. THE SYMA 12 NANO uses a 3.7V 100mAh Li-Po battery that is integrated in the unit so you can't take it out. I use these batteries in a Hero Viking Quad copter. Great little copter!
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An extra battery is too heavy. I added a couple of washers to the bottom of the nose of the copter.Add them one at a time with super-glue or tape.it works.
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I bought my Flame Wheel 550 @ (Atlanta Hobby.com). They are great about answering your questions etc. I bought the frame kits @ Amazon because the frame arms fit all brands that I know of that stile and was a good price. You can go on their site and look at the quad copter and see what kind of motors etc. to use or call them.You can buy the DJI V2 auto pilot which makes flying it a breeze for the controlling system. It will carry a gopro of other action camera easily.
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SpecificationsMain Rotor Diameter: 556mmMain Rotor Blade Length: 206mmMain Motor Size: WK-WS-28-008ABattery: 11.1V 2200mAh 25C LiPo (Not Included)Length: 289mmWidth: 289mmHeight: 180mmApproximate Flight Time: 10-15 minutesNumber of Channels: 5 channel upMotor Type: Quad-CopterExperience Level: IntermediateCompletion Level: RTF/BNFRecommended Environment: Indoor & Outdoorthank you very much :)
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Yes, there are several that will work. I'd suggest a 800-850mah one like this..... http://www.amazon.com/SHIP-Lipo-Battery-7-4v-planes/dp/B00G3VV6M6/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390532644&sr;=8-8&keywords;=850mah+7.4v+lipo . But keep in mind the longer you run with a larger mah battery, the hotter the motors will get. I'd just get several quality 700mah, 7.4v lipo with a 20-30c rating. You can find good batteries for under $8 each all over the net.I'm using a Genesis Power 450mah 7.4v lipo with a 25c discharge from one of my planes and it lasts just as long as the stock battery but it's lighter and was only $5. Yes, there are several that will work. I'd suggest a 800-850mah one like this..... http://www.amazon.com/SHIP-Lipo-Battery-7-4v-planes/dp/B00G3VV6M6/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390532644&sr;=8-8&keywords;=850mah+7.4v+lipo . But keep in mind the longer you run with a larger mah battery, the hotter the motors will get. I'd just get several quality 700mah, 7.4v lipo with a 20-30c rating. You can find good batteries for under $8 each all over the net.I'm using a Genesis Power 450mah 7.4v lipo with a 25c discharge from one of my planes and it lasts just as long as the stock battery but... » Read More Yes, there are several that will work. I'd suggest a 800-850mah one like this..... http://www.amazon.com/SHIP-Lipo-Battery-7-4v-planes/dp/B00G3VV6M6/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390532644&sr;=8-8&keywords;=850mah+7.4v+lipo . But keep in mind the longer you run with a larger mah battery, the hotter the motors will get. I'd just get several quality 700mah, 7.4v lipo with a 20-30c rating. You can find good batteries for under $8 each all over the net.I'm using a Genesis Power 450mah 7.4v lipo with a 25c discharge from one of my planes and it lasts just as long as the stock battery but it's lighter and was only $5. « Show Less
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I don't even remember anymore. I gave up on those copters after returning too many. They broke everytime you took them out. I would return it for a Syma SG 33 I believe, it has flown great right out of the box and is bulletproof in comparison.
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Yes, this battery can be used in a quadcopter. I'm using it in my FlameWheel F450 with the DJI E300 15A Opto ESC Speed Controllers (4) and DJI 2212 920KV Motor (4). I get about 10 minutes of flight time (semi-aggressive).
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4 AA batteries for the remote controller. The copter has enough charge for flight. Use it right out of the box!
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The copter itself has an included rechargeable battery (seems to last approx. 5 minutes of flying before needing recharging). I bought the quick charger (extra) to speed up the charging. The remote control handset takes 6 AA batteries (not included)
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U need more than motors I run brushless 1000 kv six from it but the new model is k2.5 with LCD display much easier setup hope this helps but as for motor size anything your esc can handle the board will work very painful programming process if your new
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I built my first quadcopter with Neewer 30A Esc's and A2213/12 1000kV brushless motors... Also use the KK 2.0 board.. its available on hobbyking but I think they are out of stock now... With the KK board building it is simpler.. But if you want to build one on your own with your own software, you can use arduino board.. its pretty easy to program that... The brushless motors and the ESC's are available on amazon by 'soldon'...
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The controller itself uses throwaway batteries. They are not included. The helicopter comes with a small rechargeable battery installed in it. There would be no reason to buy a separate rechargeable battery. It is small and wired in. Not really intended to be swapped out.