Which Remote Control Helicopter is Right For You?
Other than fuel types, what are the major differences between electric and gas-powered remote control helicopters?
Gas-fueled remote-control helicopters are more complicated to use and are generally larger in size than electric models. Electric-powered RC helicopters run quieter because they are powered by either a brushless motor or a brush motor. Although gas-fueled models are noisier, these RC helos have more powerful engines; many pilots find them more exciting. Gas RC helos can fly faster and longer, but these high-fliers require more flying space and maintenance.
Which type of remote controlled helicopter is more expensive, gas or electric?
Gas-fueled remote control helicopters are more expensive because they are just like real helicopters. They have an engine powered by gas or nitro. Gas models run larger and require more power to operate.
Which, gas or electric helo, is more economical in the long-term?
Electric-powered models cost less in fuel -- no need to purchase gas or nitro -- and the parts are generally more affordable.
What type of RC helo requires more maintenance?
Gas-fueled models take more tinkering and can be messy because they have to be filled with gas or nitro before a flying session. They also have to be cleaned up after the flying session. The gas-fueled models are also more difficult to repair.
Which electric-powered remote-controlled helicopter models are top-quality?
I would recommend the Align T-REX 450, Align T-REX CF 600, Guai Hurricane 425, and Guai Hurricane 550 models.
Which gas-fueled RC helo models are top-quality?
The Align T-REX 600 Nitro Pro and the Align T-REX 700 Nitro Pro models are both great choices.
Which electric-powered RC helos are ideal for a beginner?
The Esky Honey Bee 2, Esky Honey Bee CP3, and the Art-Tech Falcon 3D V3 models.
Which gas-fueled remote control helos would you recommend to beginners?
Beginners should start with an electric model; gas-fueled models, as mentioned previously, are more suited for pilots who have owned remote control helicopters previously, as well as pilots who have had flying licenses.
Who is more likely to have fun with an electric-powered model?
The following types of fliers would be best suited for electric remote-controlled helicopters:
Those with more limited budgets Those who'd like to easily buy spare parts Those who don't want to deal with maintenance Those who have no experience and/or Those who don't have much space for flying.
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