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title: RC Helicopters, The Most Fun And Rewarding Of All RC Hobbies.

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"FUN"

"REWARDING"

I have been flying radio controlled helicopters (RC helicopters) for over 20 years now, and have seen so many advances in this fun hobby over those years. There simply has never been a better time to get into "RC helis"! Unlike most RC airplanes, radio controlled helicopters don't require a large mowed or paved runway; they take-off vertically so any open area will do. At the other end of the spectrum are small micro electric indoor RC helicopters that you can fly in your own home or at the office. Add in the amazing fun factor and it is easy to see why RC helicopters are such a popular choice for so many people. I built and maintain RC Helicopter Fun.com to help answer many common questions related to this relatively "technical hobby". From toy to turbine - information, advice, tips, recommendations, and guidance to help you succeed and avoid many of the common mistakes and pitfalls so many experience when first starting out. SO MUCH CHOICE - TOO MUCH IN FACT!

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THE DISTINCTION: TOY, MICRO COAXIAL, MICRO SINGLE ROTOR FIXED PITCH, QUAD ROTOR, COLLECTIVE PITCH There is little doubt the single rotor collective pitch hobby grade RC chopper is the most complex and most difficult RC vehicle to master. This is not true of the new RC toy mini helicopters and micro coaxial & micro fixed pitch single rotor RC helis that have been "hovering" up all over the place. There are also the new Quadrocopters with sophisticated electronic stabilization systems that do all the hard work for you. I have sections of this site devoted just to RC Toy helis, Micro Coaxial helis, Quad Rotor, and Micro Single Rotor Fixed Pitch Helis – yep, they’re all fun and easy to fly for kids and adults alike. These newer forms of RC helis along with hassle free clean electric power are the main reasons for fast growing popularity in this "addictive hobby". I wanted to make those distinctions very clear so you understand there is a big difference between these various types of radio controlled helicopters - they are all completely different machines and fly very differently from one another. A little homework on your part is therefore needed to determine which is the best match for you or someone else if you are thinking of giving one as a gift. Scale Collective Pitch Bell 222 RC Helicopter - Challenging, But Oh So Rewarding

Radio Controlled Helicopters - Getting Started

Are RC Helicopters Hard To Fly?

The Best RC Helicopter For You

RC Helicopter Crashes

RC Helicopter E-Books That Help Save Frustrations

RC Helicopter Reviews

Toy Helicopters Are Fun And Easy To Fly

Micro Coaxial RC Helicopters. Helis For Everyone!

Understanding The RC Quadrocopter

Electric Helicopters Will Give You A Charge!

Understanding The Nitro RC Helicopter

Understanding Gas RC Helicopters

Understanding The RC Turbine Helicopter

Scale RC Helicopters vs. Pod & Boom Helicopters

RC Helicopter Controls and Flight Theory

How To Fly RC Helicopters

RC Flight Simulator - Do I Really Need One To Learn How To Fly?

RC Radios for Helicopters And Airplanes - Stay In Control.

Understanding The RC Helicopter Gyro

Understanding Flybarless RC Helicopters

RC Helicopter Tools

The RC Field Box Essentials

Understanding RC Battery Chargers

Understanding RC LiPo Batteries

RC Helicopter Fun Testimonials

RC Helicopter SiteSearch

Contact Me

Who The Heli Is This Guy?

What The Heli Is New?

RC Helicopter Fun Privacy Policy

RC Hobby & Aviation Web Sites

Blade 400 RC Helicopter Review

My Favourite RC Hobby Shops

The Cheap Turbine RC Helicopter

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SO MUCH CHOICE - TOO MUCH IN FACT!

THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTION

THE DISTINCTION:

THE CHALLENGES AND REWARDS

TIME TO START

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I have been flying radio controlled helicopters (RC helicopters) for over 20 years now, and have seen so many advances in this fun hobby over those years. There simply has never been a better time to get into "RC helis"

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