How far away from where the individual in standing with the remote control can the helicopter travel?
1825081
While I don't know the exact measure, it is far enough that you will most likely not be able to see the helicopter before it is out of range. It is easily well over 100 feet. The signal won't travel through a wall.
1825082
This little helicopter has to stay in your line of sight in order to control it but it can pretty much fly as far as your room/area allow. It will fly outside but there has to be in zero wind. Equipment is good and it will fly further than you can adequately see in order to accurately control it. Hope this helps!
2194792
About 1KM with the current controller but I don't take mine further than 500m
753560
Yes, you caryy the transmitter with you, though I am not sure of the range. We have not searched for the cane (our item most often misplaced) further than 100 Ft.
1288749
Not very long. About 5 feet I'd say. It's a very good air mover. Almost like standing behind an idling single engine Cessna! I've only had mine about 2 months now and it just started squealing badly. A bearing ran dry I guess. Very disappointed now.
30352
600 feet unless you're touching the transmitter antennae. You have to hold it out like the Statue of Liberty to get that range.
1454282
The spec is that the range of the remote from the base unit is 600ft. Depending on walls etc it could be less.My aunt uses it in her single family 1 story home without problems.
2198078
Our system has an operable range of 600 feet from the base unit. Even a fall occurring in the backyard of a residential home will fall within this range. As well, our systems are designed so that even individuals who can not speak or hear can receive the assistance they need in an emergency. Our response protocol contains safeguards that allow for emergency action even in the event that an individual cannot communicate with us.
1656777
the best I can tell you is that the airplane will fly out of sight before you lose control of it. With nothing between the receiver and transmitter, it could be several hundred feet. At least 700ft. That's a lot of air space.
525675
As far as the on the radio. It boosts a range of 40 to 80 meters. That would be roughly 120 to 240 feet. I have got it up to 90 feet with no problems but at that distance the heli gets very same and hard to see. This copter is not ment to be flown at 200 or more feet. Most people that are not into RC hobbies always want to know how high a heli or airplane will fly without even wondering if they will be able to see it at a height of 1000 feet. I think that the range of 40 to 80 meters is very good for this transmitter. I personally like to fly mine no further than 60 feet away. Hope this helps.
1146453
Not long .... but I haven't found an RC Helicopter yet with long flight times. I'd say 15 minutes.
294436
The range according to Phonak between the ComPilot and the remote mike is 66 feet You can get a great deal of information on the Phonak web site. Robert
688583
This helicopter is about 18 inches long, it is a large helicopter. We don't have a camera on it.
333270
Not very far. The remote can be sensative to other devices and makes noise when there is no movement. We used the sensor by itself because the bell is loud enough to hear in the next room.
2092297
Don't see way it shoudn't just as long as it's in a reasonable range from the transmitting aircraft.
1041407
First of all, the remote is an ifra-red device, so it's subject to all the problems inherent in that, i.e. it's line of sight, it's affected by other light sources (like a really bright day) etc. Given all that, I was able to get at least thirty feet away, inside, on a cloudy day. It could be farther, but I ran out of room to back up!!
2211954
The maximal distance is given as 300ft/100m. But I strongly recommend to stay within a distance of 50m, since you will hardly be able to see the direction you are flying.
1561317
Its made to fly outdoors. I recommend not buying the helicopter as its nothing but trouble. My battery only last about one minute before it needs to be recharged. There must be better helicopters!