Anyone into remote helicaptor here?

• noahnoah

  11 Jan 07, 09:43

  
  I just got the picco mini helicator..
  
  first time played with it..... pretty worth the money......
  
  So was thinking upgrading to more pro helicaptor
  
  in the near future
• SGpork

  11 Jan 07, 09:44

  no
  
  
• ditzy

  11 Jan 07, 09:58

  The more pro helicopters require a licence. And one helluva big open patch.
• noahnoah

  11 Jan 07, 10:27

  
  require a licence........?
  
  you mean only for those fuel driven
  
  type?
• ditzy

  11 Jan 07, 10:32

  Check with them
  
  http://www.skyhobbies.com.sg/
• WadeFulp

  11 Jan 07, 16:29

  Nope , dont have one. Wish to have though.
• photo_seeker

  11 Jan 07, 17:27

  Got a $89.90 one which crash on my 3rd flying.
• popmynutsy

  11 Jan 07, 18:03

  i got 1 too. but lousy 1. only can control up or down. turn left and right. cant move front and back all. but spoil. from 13 lvl drop.
• Unidentified

  11 Jan 07, 18:11

  i got one from my relative as a gift , is the type sim lim there selling , the dragonfly yellow helicoptor , battery operate.
  
  Got a crash landing and the tail blade broke off , any idea where to get replacement of the blade ?
• sand king

  11 Jan 07, 18:15

  Originally posted by Unidentified:

  i got one from my relative as a gift , is the type sim lim there selling , the dragonfly yellow helicoptor , battery operate.
  
  Got a crash landing and the tail blade broke off , any idea where to get replacement of the blade ?

  toy shop?
• xiaodingdung

  11 Jan 07, 20:16

  i saw from carefour last time ...any1 got fr there...still alive, nice?
• buses_galore

  11 Jan 07, 20:34

  I only fly the real one
• Ito_^

  11 Jan 07, 20:55

  i like to fix bombs to it and goes boom boom boom.
• EightTales

  11 Jan 07, 21:24

  Hmmm, IIRC, licenses are not needed for battery operated helicopters, but i'm not sure about the nitro helis. But, if a police car rolls by, they won't stop you from playing. They will just check to see whats happening.
  
  I read an article in which a remote control helicopter pilot was flying in an open field, when a police car and an ambulance stopped behind him. It turned out that a person from a distance saw the helicopter disappear behind a building, and thought that a real helicopter had crashed, and as such, called the Police and Ambulance. But this didn't happen it Singapore. IIRC, it was in the US or Canada.
  
  check out www.daddyhobby.com
• laohor

  12 Jan 07, 15:21

  the way piccos operated is totally different from a real rc hobby heli, so do be careful as it doesnt mean that you know how to fly picco means you can fly an humblebee.