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Style: Bind-N-Fly Basic
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- SAFE Technology: Self leveling modes make learning to fly a collective pitch helicopter easier
- Country Of Origin: China
- Item Package Dimension: 23.0" L x 10.0" W x 7.6" H
- Item Package Weight: 2.8 lb
Product Dimensions: 22.7 x 9.8 x 7.6 inches
Item Weight: 2.6 pounds
Item model number: BLH1250
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Manufacturer: Blade
Date First Available: April 3, 2021
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Nice heli 👍🏻
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by Ricky frazier
I ordered this helicopter to get back into helis after a long period away from the hobby. I am very pleased with how well it flies out of the box, the flybarless system is well tuned though at times there is a very slight amount of tail wag. The orange blades are nice, it makes it easy to see the the rotor disk when flying. I wouldn't recommend this as a first helicopter mainly because it is collective pitch and that makes it extremely sensitive on the throttle stick, but it definitely would be a good second or third helicopter. The only gripes I have with it are that the instructions are somewhat unclear on mode selection for non Spectrum transmitters (I fly FrSky with a multiprotocol module), though I can't really blame them for that, and the fact that it is impossible to plug in and unplug the battery with the canopy on.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2022 by Derek
The helicopter is not quite what I expected. Trim issues switching from advanced to basic flight modes. The tail hub was bent in the box. This part does need some tweaking between the set screws to get it centered by adjusting the tension from side to side. One of the servo's lost a tooth off one of the gears in first few flights. The helicopter is significantly tail heavy and required an ounce and a half of weight to restore the CG. The main motor has some squeal to it after 5 flights. Several assembly screws (Jesus bolt, Motor Screws) where not tightened and more like halfway out when I opened the box. The stock blades are heavy and flexible so the maneuvering is not very precise in a hover. In flight the blades tend to balloon the helicopter at speed in looping or exiting maneuvers at speed. In the directional tumbles and flips the blades makes the helicopter feel sloppy and bog the power train. In combination with high stress maneuvers and switching from Idle up 2 back to normal flight mode the trim can be so far off the right stick can require 3/4 input to maintain a hover and full input to return back to the pilot. I suggest going through the calibration and trim operations per the manual before you first flight. I changed out the main blades to the Microheli carbon fiber blades. This gave a significant improvement to flight stability and maneuvering efficiency. However the trim between flight modes was still left grossly off. The Blade 230V2 has a better feeling stability over all but lacks power. This Blade 230s Smart is equipped with limited telemetry but at least gives you voltage and amps in flight feedback. The normal flight mode does keep a reasonable stability consistency but I foresee some issues as a new pilot transitions to loops, roles and pattern flight especially when returning to normal flight mode following Idle up/stunt mode 1 or 2.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2021 by AirWorks Productions AirWorks Productions
Easy to set up, was BNF. First flight stable as can be. No bad habits. As much as I enjoy my 230s V2 (getting old and wearing out from too many flights and earlier crashes), this is smoother and more stable, even in Idle up modes. Going to be lots of fun to fly.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023 by G. Harter
Indeed, I deliberately bought from amazon after finding this product elsewhere. It's good to know you can still get quality rc products in the US right now. Of course I broke it the first day, but local hobby stores usually carry parts for the 230s. I had it flying the same day and flew 8 packs already now. Since this is a dangerous hobby, you gotta go with the name brands.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021 by frank farmer hart
I think it’s important for people to know this helicopter is for serious pilots. Put the box this thing is serious, not a little kids drone.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by Optimus
product may be fine...I returned it. Seller and shipper are difficult to work with. Horizon Hobby did resolve the issue.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2022 by craig cole
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Richard E. Owens Jr.