Hi guys, chech out this link:
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's a 6-7 gram helicopter made by a Norwegian engineer. Tears in my eye...
-- Wood floats... We can make it fly...
Stefan Pettersen
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20 years ago
Worlds smallest heli?
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20 years ago
Stefan,
Don't wimper too much....
The first commercially available Proxflyer will be the Proxflyer Mosquito. The Mosquito will be available in a limited number before the end of this year. It will probably be sold world-wide through WES- Technik in Germany as well as in Norway through a local dealer.
Expected price for a complete Proxflyer Mosquito, ready to fly (without the transmitter) will be approximately 650 Euro. (750 USD) --
Jim L.
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Wow! Now I know what you Norwegians do during the long winters! That was pretty amazing.
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Hi all,
Two more:
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Met vriendelijke groet ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, the Netherlands
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-- Wood floats... We can make it fly...
Stefan Pettersen
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20 years ago
only two channel? how does one steer?
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A bit more, left-right, forwards-backwards and up-down. Three channels in all, iirc.
Amazing little thing this, we had it demonstrated at a club meeting. Don't ask me for tech details, but I had it hovering all by itself just in front of me. Indoor use only, and limited forward/backward speed.
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the proxflyer site says it only has two channels
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Since there is no cyclic or collective, I wonder how you are going to get much more than up and down and rotate with two channels.