Syma introduces its newest S113G 3 channel coaxial helicopter! If you are familiar or have flown the S fleet of choppers, you'll know exactly how stable it is! The new S113G is equipped with all the awesome features you’ll come to expect from Syma with new features such as flashing lights, bigger battery, and a 27mhz transmitter.

The S113 is a 3 channel helicopter. This means that it can fly in 6 directions. It will maneuver Up/Down, Forward/Backward, and rotate clockwise and counterclockwise. The size of this chopper is suitable for indoor flight in smaller or confined spaces. Its coaxial rotor design is naturally stable in flight. Even beginners will find that it will control well. The built-in gyro is able to lock the heading and prevents continuous rotation of the helicopter chassis. The gyroscope is powerful and with the trim adjustment on the transmitter it can be adjusted in flight. What’s impressive is that the helicopter can hover in the air with your hands free from the transmitter.

The radio system included in this package uses 27mhz frequency. With the use of 27mhz radio frequency, the control distance of the chopper is improved. Unlike infrared systems, you can fly this chopper without having to worry about glass, mirrors, or sunlight interfering with the signal. This type of frequency also allows more helicopters to be flown at the same time. The transmitter also has trim adjustments to fine tune the handling of the helicopter. A 3.7v 500mah Lithium Polymer battery provides good power and about 6-8 minutes of flight time.

Features:
-Double Protection, helicopter throttle will power off automatically when blades are caught
-Gyro Technology allows helicopter to be more stable
-Flashing lights with search light allows helicopter to be seen in low light situations
-27mhz radio frequency technology

Specifications:
Length: 37cm
Width: 6.5cm
Height: 15cm
Battery: 3.7v 500mah Li-Po
Frequency: 27mhz

Included in Box:
S113G 3 Channel Helicopter
Charger
Screwdriver
Transmitter (4 AA Batteries not included)
Operating Instructions