best remote control helicpter

First off, let's define best remote control helicopter. If the thought of flying a helicopter "in general" were intriguing, then a best remote control helicopter would require "no experience" and "easy-to-fly".

If it is the challenge of flying a Remote Control helicopter that is intriguing,best remote control  helicopter would require "no experience" but not so "easy-to-fly". The "no experience" and "easy-to-fly" remote control helicopter falls under the category of a "coaxial helicopter".

These helicopters have 2 counter-rotating blades that keep it very stable while flying; they are a mini helicopter and are meant to fly indoors. At hover, it will do just that, fly in place. When learning to fly fixed-pitch heli's, think about an inexpensive model with parts readily available.

Once you master that, try with the helicopter facing you, now your left and right are reversed from the helicopter, the helicopters left is on your right, and it does get confusing unless you've had experience with something else, car, boat, airplane.

When you master those techniques, then fly a little higher off the ground, maybe eye level. It shouldn't be much different, except flying close to the ground, you have what is called ground effects from the blades creating different airflow and easier for the heli to hover. The blades are so close to the ground, it is actually helping you hover. 

Buying Your First Remote Controlled Helicopter

If you are looking for a new hobby then flying a remote controlled helicopter might be something you would like to try. A remote controlled helicopter (often called RC helicopters) runs on regular batteries. They come with a controller/charger that is used to fly the helicopter as well as charge its battery. The very large ones often run on gasoline and can be flown for a longer period of time.

If you have no experience you will want to start with a 4-channel model and make sure it is advertised as Ready to Fly (RTF). They are easy to fly and will fly in all directions. They have a bit of a learning curve but you will have lots of fun learning.

 Each remote controlled helicopter will be different so it's important to read the instructions. After the batteries are added take a moment to check the controls. Having some extra parts on hand is also a good idea.

If you are looking to get some support on how to fly a remote controlled helicopter you might want to check with a local hobby store. As well they can direct you to clubs and organizations that are dedicated to flying remote controlled helicopters.

Flying remote controlled helicopters can be exciting and fun. Once you feel competent with your new machine, you can move onto more advanced models