This Giant R/C Helicopter is Pure Comedy

[@TheBerkshireMainline]

Not exactly the video I was expecting, but it’s still good! Nice work!

[@jonahmccraw4129]

these are in fact still available, i get ads all the time on facebook for helis that look just like these

[@michaelramsey81]

That's kind of sad, lol. I hope nobody buys them.

[@jonahmccraw4129]

@@michaelramsey81 yeah no kidding, although I've been considering picking one up for a video just to see how high/ far they can fly before they lose signal and crash lol could be fun

[@michaelramsey81]

@@jonahmccraw4129 I don't know if they still use a 40 mHz AM radio, but if so, not very far. Mine wouldn't work more than a few feet away unless the antenna was hanging down vertically.

[@platterhof]

I totally agree. I've also tried those ones you have. The good ones are the those with the vertical tail rotor, for the reasons we all know :P And then those wih videocam. Ok, many buys quads or drones as they are called, but there's also many diff types of good ones, and bad ones. It's a big complicated world :)

[@michaelramsey81]

Yep. My favorite one overall is the Blade 120 S2, but I also really like the little MCX because it's so easy to fly indoors. I have a LaTrax Alias quad as well, which is also really good.

[@ivanlara3437]

Is there a video of that bell 212 already?👀

[@michaelramsey81]

Not yet, but there will be soon!

[@HLTrains5003]

Hey, dont know if you got my question, so I'm gonna ask you here. I have a Bachmann GS-4 (Specifically 4449) with the electrical pin connecting the tender to the engine, and one of the wires has broke off of the connector pin. How do I fix this because I am worried that it will affect the engine in the future. Thank you.

[@michaelramsey81]

Those are really tricky to fix. The only method I know of is to carefully remove the metal contact from the plug and solder it back on, but that's pretty dubious. A better solution would be to order a new wiring harness from the Bachmann parts department and replace the whole plug and its wires at the same time.

[@HLTrains5003]

@@michaelramsey81 Thank you so much for your helpful information