S107 Helicopter

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Will I Be Able To Fly The Syma S107 Helicopter?

This is probably the most frequently asked question and very much depends on your age, attention span, etc., About 95% or even more have had no problem learning to fly the S107 quickly. Most people I know have it sussed within the first few flights. I would think everyone who has flown the S107 would agree it is probably the most stable, smooth flyer to ever hit the rc helicopter world!

Why is the Syma S107 a good beginner RC Helicopter?

Amazing Stability and Precision Flying!

Syma S107 HelicopterThe Syma S107 has a revolutionnary, super stable gyro, and with smooth accurate controls, it is a easy and relaxing flyer for almost anyone that has flown it. The gyro makes this helicopter excel when hovering and precision landing! It is also suprisingly resilient to crashes unlike many RC Helicopters, and will withstand most knocks and crashes, which is essential for any beginner! The body itself is constructed from solid metal and is of extremely solid build quality.

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The Syma S107 in Flight

Revolutionary gyroscope means accurate stable flying!

The Syma S107 quickly became an overnight success from the very beginning and has come to be considered by many one of the standards to compare other micro 3ch coaxial helicopters to.
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Syma S107 Infrared Helicopter Diagram and Specifications

Syma S107 3Ch Helicopter Diagram

Miniature size & light weight. Super wide infrared control miniature design for indoor flying 19cm long and weighing an incredible 34 grams
Controlled by 32-level high precision speed. Auto stable, rotor blade system for steady lifting-up
3-Channel Helicopter movement forward / backward / up / down / left / right
High tenacity propeller
POWERED BY 2 SOLID MOTORS WITH A 3RD MOTOR IN THE TAIL ROTOR
High capability, dynamical Li-Poly battery. Can be recharged through the transmitter provided
Charging and power indicator
Controlled by digital technology. Infra red control system
Tri-band Technology. Nonintervention used 3 bands
High efficiency, driving motor and surge power
Speculation:

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Weight: 34g
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size: 220x38x98(mm)
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Dimensions: main rotor diameter 190mm
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Helicopter battery: 3.7v Rechargeable lithium polymer battery
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Charging Time: 30-35 minutes
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Flight Duration: 6-8 minutes
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Frequency: Infrared control system - bands A, B & C
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Control Specification: forward / backward / up / down / left / right
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Range: Up to 10m (30ft)

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Comments

  • Havin' fun Apr 25, 2012 @ 1:47 pm | delete
    Great copter - so easy my 9-year old was flying it in no time. Unfortunately, before we had it mastered I broke both tail rotors. Replaced them easily enough (bought bulk from an outfit in China), but when I started flying again, I think the directional controls reversed! I remember pushing it forward to go forward - now I have to pull back. Also, it rockets up when I go forward and drops like a stone when I go backward. I can feather the throttle to compensate, but I also wonder if this is standard. My favorite exercise is picking out a specific spot, circling it after takeoff, then landing on it. So far I've even been able to land on the second level of a 3-level cart! Any suggestions for fixing the control directions?
  • DominicWoodfield Apr 28, 2012 @ 12:51 am | delete
    You just need to take the tail rotor that you replaced and reverse it! its on backwards! Let me know if you still have problems!
  • mamabush Feb 21, 2012 @ 12:09 am | delete
    These helicopters are pretty amazing! :)
  • Squidoo_Chick Feb 20, 2012 @ 8:57 pm | delete
    How interesting this would be great fun way to spend some time
  • BuckHawk Feb 20, 2012 @ 12:46 pm | delete
    I could have great fun with this. Well done review, too.
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