- The Worlds First RTF tandem rotor RC helicopter!
- Incredible scale detail with outstanding flight stability
- Factory-assembled Ready-To-Fly R/C heli with EVERYTHING included
- Checked, test-flown and Flight Guaranteed - so you KNOW it flies!
- Co-axial tandem rotor system gives nearly double the stability!
- So stable - it almost hovers by itself!
- A unique and ideal introduction to RC helicopter flight
The Emax Chinook is the world’s first RTF tandem rotor semi-scale RC
helicopter!
The Chinook is designed to give absolute newcomers and sport pilots the
ultimate thrill in RC model helicopter flight!
Up until now, tandem rotor helicopters were considered hugely expensive and
difficult to fly—strictly for experts only. Not any more!
Amazingly, the Emax Chinook is EASIER to hover than normal helicopters.
Two coaxial rotor systems working together has to be flown to be
believed!
Like the other coaxials, the Emax Chinook is Crash- Ready and chock-full of
features that make it impressively tough and a dream to own and operate too.
This World First is a fantastic introduction to real function R/C helicopter
flight and will earn a unique place in every pilot’s hangar. Flight stability is
outstanding - 2 co-axial systems provides a degree of stability that newcomers
in particular will find ultra-reassuring!
Returns to the hover when sticks released!
Form
forward flight, the helicopter tends to return to the hover when the cyclic
sticks are released!
This makes it much easier to gain confidence more
quickly.
No tail swing makes flying easier!
For
those used to conventional helicopters with pesky tail booms to keep straight;
you'll be pleased to find the absence of one of those just enhances and improves
flight control!
BIG hugely spaced 8-wheel undercarriage for
stability
No need to worry about rocking and rolling on the ground with
your Emax Chinook - the undercarriage spacing makes take-offs and landings easy,
whilst providing huge opportunity to practice those famous tandem-rotor ground
rolls and reverse running take-offs!
Whew!
This model is a good deal
bigger than many electric helicopters and despite being easy to control you must
have plenty of empty space to operate in.
Be aware that operating in a small space will provide for a much more
challenging flight experience as rolling vortices of air reflected back into the
rotor system will have a marked effect on stability.
Tandem rotors are therefore different to single rotor helicopters, so be
prepared to adjust your flying style and flight location.
