Review on 🚁 Beginner's Altitude Stabilizer for Helicopter Aircraft by Tim Purdie

I wasn't expecting much when I got this little guy but the looks and construction are good. Charge the helicopter before flight, read the instructions. The helicopter had no indication of when it was being loaded and no indication of when it was finished. The instructions say 60 minutes, but time eludes us all. The metal body was light and handled my indoor collisions and various pieces of furniture very well. performed as expected for indoor flights. The controls were sometimes unresponsive when attempting to land or take off. Sometimes there was a delay in responding to the helicopter even though I was only a few feet away. Tried using different sets of 4 AA required for the remote control. The emergency landing worked perfectly when the helicopter seemed unresponsive. Altitude hold didn't work well. I tried holding the device level several times, but each time it went up or down without interacting with the remote. The slightest breeze threw the helicopter in a different direction. or shatter on impact with metal and floor tiles. There was only one blade in repair, not the main blade, just the back blade. Most kids over 8 get tired of not having extra features/features. .Even after they were informed of the emergency landing. This is more of a novelty gift than a treasure.