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Vu14TJ 12-22-2005 08:11 AM

Smallest RC Heli EVAR!!!
 
http://pixelito.reference.be/

:shock: :shock:

Brandon 12-22-2005 09:00 AM

Thats pretty sweet, is it for sale? I didnt see a price on the site...

Vu14TJ 12-22-2005 09:22 AM

I don't think they are for sale. Did anyone watch that vid?? That thing is SICK!!!

It only ways 6.9 g with the battery...insane!

OldSchoolCrawler 12-22-2005 11:12 AM

Wow, that is frick'n nuts. I need to learn how to fly a heli before going that small. But that would be so worth the frustration.

mike 12-22-2005 11:24 AM

I e-mailed him asking if they are for sale.

FrankyRizzo 12-22-2005 11:45 AM

I am sure Richard Gere would want one.

Xtreme RC 12-22-2005 05:51 PM

none of the pics or vids show up for me on his website.

K_B 12-22-2005 06:36 PM

This might be old news but...

http://www.plantraco.com/hobbies/product_butterfly.html

Crawlsalot 12-22-2005 07:09 PM

thats amazingly small. i would crash that thing in a heartbeat

JakeTheAlligatorMan 12-22-2005 08:39 PM

That Hamster looks scared :shock:

http://pixelito.reference.be/pic_30.jpg

Trike Kid 12-22-2005 09:55 PM

I think he's shocked at the small size, and if they're for sale, the price.

4u2nv 01-06-2006 03:14 PM

Anybody ever find out if you can buy them or not?

kevinlongisland 01-06-2006 03:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JakeTheAlligatorMan
That Hamster looks scared :shock:

http://pixelito.reference.be/pic_30.jpg

opps, i hit edit instead of quote! (that's why your post says "last edited by")

anyway, :lol: Yeah, he does look scared. Where did you guys find videos? I couldn't find them.

Brandon 01-06-2006 03:25 PM

Look to the right, the video is called "pixelito in flight"

thaclodking 01-06-2006 03:56 PM

I can't remember where I saw it, but the Japanese have an even smaller helicopter. It has a 130mm rotor span with counter rotating blades and fully self contained. Capable of programmed autonomous flight. And that wasn't a typo, it is 130mm. I'll try to find pics.

kevinlongisland 01-06-2006 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thaclodking
I can't remember where I saw it, but the Japanese have an even smaller helicopter. It has a 130mm rotor span with counter rotating blades and fully self contained. Capable of programmed autonomous flight. And that wasn't a typo, it is 130mm. I'll try to find pics.

I think i've seen that heli too. Much smaller than this one. I just tried searching for it but couldn't find it.

Found the video. For some reason at work that little menu didn't display properly.

Amaxx 01-06-2006 07:02 PM

has anyone unlocked the secret to this thing no using servos and a washplate, any of your theorys?? i notice that in the "pixleito and the hamster" and all the photos, he blocks out the top of the rotor assembly, hhmm.... i did however see some wires, still boggleing my mind though, does anyone else have anyideas how this guy has acomplished this, cause i cant find anything with the ikarus helicopter that he states is another one that uses this "servo less" method...

aubie 01-06-2006 07:17 PM

I want to see the hamster fly it. :shock:

4u2nv 01-06-2006 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thaclodking
I can't remember where I saw it, but the Japanese have an even smaller helicopter. It has a 130mm rotor span with counter rotating blades and fully self contained. Capable of programmed autonomous flight. And that wasn't a typo, it is 130mm. I'll try to find pics.

This one.........http://www.rchover.com/micron_kit___parts

TMXONR 01-06-2006 07:19 PM

Somewhere on the site it said that he had sold the design or something like that and he could not show any pics of how it worked.


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