Best Game! Air Hogs Havoc Heli - Colors May Vary: Air Hogs Havoc Heli

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List Price : $29.99 Price : $39.98

Product Description

Product Features
Amazingly small Infrared Remote control helicopter Flashing Blue LED for Night Flying Intended for indoor use.
Outdoor flying only under ZERO wind conditions. Full Flight control with up/down and turn right/left
Body is constructed from durable EPP foam
Internal helicopter battery charges from remote control unit 15 minute charge time, 5 - 7 minute flight time Extra rotor included
Uses 6AA Batteries (Not Included)
Colors varies from picture

Amazon.com Product Description

With the world's record for the smallest remote-controlled helicopter, the Air Hogs Havoc Heli goes where no other flying object can. Recommended for ages eight and up, this incredible little R/C heli from Spinmaster is easy and fun for kids of all ages -- even grown up ones.

Realistic Helicopter Fun
The Havoc Heli has twin rotors for stability and four-way control for flying in any direction with accuracy -- up, down, under, over, left, right, forward and backward. Like a real helicopter, the Havoc can hover in one spot. It even manuevers through the toughest of obstacles. Intended for indoor use, the helicopter operates outdoors with zero wind conditions, and can fly up to 100 feet high in the air. The Havoc Heli is also equipped with a flashing blue LED light for night flying.

Friendly competition
Not just for flying solo, the Havoc Heli is designed for fun with your friends. With three selectable frequencies, up to three Air Hogs helicopters can fly in the same room at the same time. Beyond flying for fun, the hook attachment on the bottom of the helicopter picks up objects for top secret racing missions -- with or againsts friends.

Tough, Tiny, And Ready To Fly
Measuring six inches long and weighing only ten grams, the Havoc fits in the palm of a hand. Extraordinarily lightweight, the helicopter is built for crash resistance with a flexible, high-impact EPP foam body. The internal battery offers twice the amount of flight time as other R/C helicopters. The remote control charges the rechargeable LIPO battery in 15 minutes, providing six minutes of flight time. The remote requires 6 "AA" batteries (not included). Available in yellow, blue, and red, the Havoc Heli comes completely assembled and ready to fly.

What's in the Box
Remote-Controlled helicopter and remote control.

Extraordinarily lightweight, the helicopter is built for crash resistance and manuverability, and fits in the palm of your hand.

An internal battery offers twice the amount of flight time as other R/C helicopters, while the remote control charges the rechargeable LIPO battery in 15 minutes.

Remote-controlled helicopter with 4-way control for flying in any direction with accuracy
Flies up to 100 feet high; flashing blue LED light for night flying
Flexible, high-impact plastic body
Rechargeable LIPO battery provides 6 minutes flight time from single charge
Remote requires 6 "AA" batteries (not included)

Air Hogs Havoc Heli - Colors May Vary Reviews

321 of 328 people found the following review helpful:

Fun product with misleading commercials..., April 13, 2007

Ethan D Van Vorst (Salisbury, NC USA) - See all my reviews

After seeing the commercials on TV I saw this toy (a grown up toy, in my case) down at Wallyworld and picked one up after I saw the fantastic price. For the paltry price of $25 I could fly my Havoc mini-chopper around furniture, take off and land on tables, buzz family members with high speed flybys, and drive the family pets nuts. My conclusions about the Havoc are somewhat different than what's portrayed on TV though. I've never delved into RC aircraft before, something I've always wanted to do but always viewed as an "expensive hobby" that I could always take up later on in life when I had more time and money to spend on it. But the Havoc was extremely reasonably priced so I figured "what the heck" and bought one.

The Havoc itself is extremely lightweight and surprisingly durable. So durable that even after catastrophic collisions with solid objects (walls, furniture, family members, etc) the little thing shrugs it off and keeps on flying without so much as a mark on... Read more

119 of 120 people found the following review helpful:

Unbelievably addicting., May 15, 2007

Brian Doyle (Portland, Oregon USA) - See all my reviews

= Durability: = Fun: = Educational:

This review is from: Air Hogs Havoc Heli - Colors May Vary (Toy)

These helicopters are fantastic. The quality of construction is superb (meaning they can crash a lot and keep going) and they are incredibly fun to fly. I can't believe some of the less-than-perfect reviews I've seen here, especially the complaints that they are hard to fly. I suspect some of these folks were hoping to be Airwolf/Blue Thunder as soon as they opened the box. It doesn't work like that. Here are some tips:

There is an altitude control and a left/right control only. There is no means for making the helicopter go forward right out of the box. In order to make them go forward you have to add a small bit of weight to the end of the nose so the helicopter dips down a little bit in the front. There are a few stick-on pads included in the box just for this purpose but I've found they're not quite enough weight. I add all three pads centered on the bottom about a half-inch under the nose and then a little extra weight (half a small paperclip or a little... Read more

123 of 126 people found the following review helpful:

Extra great fun with slight modification..., August 18, 2007

Barnaby Dorfman (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews

= Durability: = Fun: = Educational:

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This review is from: Air Hogs Havoc Heli - Colors May Vary (Toy)

I've really been enjoyiong my helicopter, but it definitely takes some time to learn and finesse to control. It's very sensitive to slight movements on the controller. I was having a hard time getting it to move forward until I added some weight to the front of the nose. I tried a few things, including a dime, which caused it to zoom forward and hit the walls before I could turn it. Then it tried taping bits of aluminum foil to the front, adding bit by bit until I got the right amount of forward motion. Now I can drive it around the house with great control. The best toy I've bought for under $[...] in a long time!