RC ERA C190 H145 150 Size Gyro Stabilized w/ Optical Sensor Flow RC Helicopter - RTF - Yellow/Red
Specifications:
- Max Flight Time: 13 minutes
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| SKU: |
YX-C190-RTF-YR |
| Weight: |
5.0 lb |
Product Spare Parts
Customer Reviews
Not at this time . Bad weather not able to fly
I am into scale heli flying, and these RC Era mini scale helicopters are excellent. For their size, the depth of scale is amazing. Besides the paint schemes and trim, the LED system adds a very nice touch. The fully functional five bladed main rotor and enclosed ducted Fenestron tail rotor really top the whole package off. Most importantly, for a novice like me, this is a very stable helicopter. That makes the learning process a lot less intimidating. One more plus; they look great just sitting on a shelf too!
I'm nearly 70 yrs old and wanted something fun to improve my hand eye coordination. So far the ERA C190 H145 fits the bill. Yes it's been crashed a bunch of times but I'm starting to get the hang of it. My next RC will be a tank...
No much of difference from the C189 handling wise, except for the side LED lights and tail beacon which ads a nice touch. You cannot use the C189 heli (heli weight w/o battery 6.3 oz)batteries in the C190 heli (heli weight w/o battery 6.2 oz) unfortunately, the battery capacities are the same but for whatever reason they decided to put the C190 battery in a bigger enclosure box, flight time was less than the 189. I think overall the 189 is better but you cannot afford not to have the 190 with the scale tail rotor. I have many other Helicopters from 450 to 700 scale, but these little ones I can fly anywhere in short spaces and are very good to remove the rust from my fingers. Just don't fly in the wind if you are a beginner, not even mild 2 mph wind. Can't wait they start selling the Apache, Cobra and others. Now, the big let down, HD still not offering parts for it, I need two extra batteries for it
Customer Reviews
Not at this time . Bad weather not able to fly
I am into scale heli flying, and these RC Era mini scale helicopters are excellent. For their size, the depth of scale is amazing. Besides the paint schemes and trim, the LED system adds a very nice touch. The fully functional five bladed main rotor and enclosed ducted Fenestron tail rotor really top the whole package off. Most importantly, for a novice like me, this is a very stable helicopter. That makes the learning process a lot less intimidating. One more plus; they look great just sitting on a shelf too!
I'm nearly 70 yrs old and wanted something fun to improve my hand eye coordination. So far the ERA C190 H145 fits the bill. Yes it's been crashed a bunch of times but I'm starting to get the hang of it. My next RC will be a tank...
No much of difference from the C189 handling wise, except for the side LED lights and tail beacon which ads a nice touch. You cannot use the C189 heli (heli weight w/o battery 6.3 oz)batteries in the C190 heli (heli weight w/o battery 6.2 oz) unfortunately, the battery capacities are the same but for whatever reason they decided to put the C190 battery in a bigger enclosure box, flight time was less than the 189. I think overall the 189 is better but you cannot afford not to have the 190 with the scale tail rotor. I have many other Helicopters from 450 to 700 scale, but these little ones I can fly anywhere in short spaces and are very good to remove the rust from my fingers. Just don't fly in the wind if you are a beginner, not even mild 2 mph wind. Can't wait they start selling the Apache, Cobra and others. Now, the big let down, HD still not offering parts for it, I need two extra batteries for it