Kids will have fantastic fun flying their Air Hogs Helicopters.
Air Hogs Helicopters are shaping up to be a favorite again for the holiday season. After all, who hasn’t dreamed of flying through the air at some point in their lives? It’s the feeling of fantastic flying fun that makes for a fabulous gift. Kids love the Air Hogs Helicopters because they are so much fun. One of the reasons parents love them is that they don’t require any assembly.
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The radio controlled, feather-light and air-powered flying Air Hogs have models for beginners to more advanced users. New models of this award winning product line are released frequently. Some information on the more popular models follows.
The Air Hogs Havoc Heli is one of the smallest radio-controlled helicopters in the world, but it delivers some of the biggest fun. It’s small size allows it to maneuver well. The Havoc Heli is perfect for beginners, ages eight and up, and is rated for indoor use.
Intermediate users (for those over ten) will enjoy the cutting-edge flying style of the Air Hogs Switchblade. It takes off vertically, flying like a helicopter. Then, with a press of the Morph button on the remote unit, it turns into a stunt flying plane! That’s just one example of the kind of fun innovation the company is known for.
Dozens of unique Air Hogs have been made over the years, some of which have been retired. Whether retired or not, whichever vehicle you give or get for a gift, you will see why this thrilling series of toys is one of the hottest Christmas toys for this year.
Watch this video to see a demonstration of the Air Hogs Pocket Copter:
A close competitor to the Air Hogs Helicopters is the line of Syma RC helicopters. The Syma S107-S107G Remote Controlled Helicopter has had very good customer reviews on Amazon.com.
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The trim metal body and the fit of the snug plastic hood gives the Syma S107 a nice solid feel. When you turn it on the sound of the four Syma S107 independently articulated blades creates a rush of sound like no other RC heli around. The way it elevates and stays aloft with truly amazing balance is quite exciting. Plus the blinking navigation light in the helicopter’s nose gives it a very ominous appearance when it is hovering in front of you.
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Flying RC aircraft as a hobby has been growing worldwide with the advent of more efficient motors (both electric and miniature internal combustion or jet engines), lighter and more powerful batteries and less expensive radio systems.