Remote Control Helicopters
We at IWOOT have a bit of reputation concerning our RC helicopters. We sell so many of them that our warehouse looks like an airforce base. Our remote control helicopters not only look cool, but they’re terribly easy to fly and won’t cost you a fortune (which means you feel a lot less guilty when you smash them into the ground). Check out our selection below and decide which RC helicopter you’d like to take home.
Picoo Z
The simplest, toughest and cheapest of the fleet (and with the most inexplicably long name), the Picoo Z is a great beginners chopper. It has no forward or backward control, but is fun to fly straight from the box and is a very good way of learning how to control torque (the side to side swing of a helicopter). It's absurdly robust, and what you lack in control, you gain in its ability to take the inevitable knocks of a novice flier. It's great for kids, and for those people who really can't be bothered to read the instructions or grapple with learning how to fly a helicopter.
Sky Challenger
Not only does this kit include two Picoo Z helicopters and transmitters, but now they can fight each other in an infrared war. We're not entirely sure that that much fun should be legal. Each of these virtually indestructible little fliers comes packed with the ability to fire an infra red beam at its opponent, which when hit will tumble satisfactorily from the sky.
Mosquito 3.0
With cutting edge micro-motor technology and patented dual-rotor design, the Mosquito 3.0 is the most precise and stable helicopter system we've ever seen. Not only is it guaranteed to be non-malarial, it's also Deet-proof - although a heavy dose of spray could, and probably would, royally screw up the finely tuned electronics. The control you can achieve with this top flier is truly superb due to its exceptionally smooth motor system, allowing for very smooth take offs and landings, and precise forward and reverse control.
Bladez 3D Helicopter
It's tough, it's cool, it's 3 channel and even has an intelligent RC system that avoids interference with other RC users - but won't stop them pestering you to have a go. Unlike our lighter and simpler indoor models it has more precision and control, which of course requires more flying skill, but ensures a whole heap more fun.
Bladerunner 3
So stable you could keep a horse in it. With 3 channel Digital Proportion Control it's a breeze to fly in any direction you care to mention, and it comes pre-assembled and complete with its own transmitter, charger and instructions. This magical beast will hover so steadily you'll think it's been nailed to thin air, so at last precision take off and landing from strategic bases around your living room is possible, without dicing a nearby plant or the cat.
RC Tandemz
If you've mastered single rotor indoor helicopters, then you really have to have a crack at this micro wonder. The very first auto-stable twin prop indoor mini helicopter has arrived in the shape of the TandemZ (modelled broadly speaking on the Sea Knight helicopter). It's twice the power, twice as cool, and about twice as hard to fly, but have no fear, it comes with removable transparent fin stabilizers and a control cap to limit your manoeuvrability until you get the hang of it. f you've never flow a helicopter before, then this isn't for you. You need to get your head round flying a standard chopper before you embark on the challenging, but deeply rewarding experience of buzzing about the place with this puppy.
Micro BladeZ
The Micro BladeZ Helicopters are the first fully controllable 3 channel micro helicopter, meaning they can go left, right, up, down, forward and backward and they're small enough to fly indoors without having to replace the furniture afterwards. Surprisingly enough they're not altogether difficult to control - we locked our office idiot in the meeting room and told him he wasn't allowed out until he'd learnt how to fly the things properly, he was out within 48 hours (this isn't actually true before you start writing to Amnesty, he volunteered - we told you he was an idiot).
Micro BladeZ Apache
Essentially the same helicopter as the aforementioned Micro BladeZ except it's been been lovingly modelled on one of the coolest helicopters ever to see combat on the battlefield (it hunts tanks people! TANKS!).
