The E-sky E035A Co-Comanche, designed by TWF is a 4 channel radio controlled electric helicopter with co-axial, twin rotor blades system. It is easy to fly for the beginner so its loads of fun without hours of practice. it possesses the characteristics of multi-directional control found in real helicopters.

The Co-Comanche was designed with separating canopy and fuselage connecting by a carbon fibre rod, which makes it practical and crash resistant. The landing skid consists of three wheels, which can turn automatically while taking off and landing. The tail duct rotor blade can turn automatically during flight for fast turning, which brings you into a real flight state and brings more fun for your flight.

The Esky Comanche is nimble enough to be used inside. The size and weight is reduced thanks to the 4 in 1 onboard controller and small but powerful 7.4V 800mAh Li-polymer battery. ESky original FlightSIM cable (EK2-0900A) is included in the packing, installing the FMS software on the disc, and connecting the simulator port at the back of the transmitter to the computer's USB, you can then enjoy almost real flighting experience on your PC or laptop as well as to practice your flying skills. The transmitter is 35mhz as standard, the crystals are changeable.

Specification of the 4 Channel E-sky RAH-66 Co-Comanche RC Helicopter
• Fully assembled (RTF)
• 4 channel controls
• 2 x 180 spec motors
• Length: 43.5cm
• Main rotor length: 34cm
• Weight: 230g
• Efficiant 8g servo
• 4 in 1 receiver
• Coaxial rotor
• Built in gryo
• Flight duration: 10 minutes (approx)
• Range of transmitter: 150 metres
• For indoor and outdoor use (in zero wind conditions)
• This is not a toy: suitable for ages 14 and over
• RRP £99.99
• Code: ESKYE035A

Accessories included with this Item
• 7.4v 800 mAh Li-Po rechargeable battery
• EK2-0404 4 channel 35mhz transmitter
• Spare rotor blades
• AA batteries for transmitter
• UK mains charger
• ESky original FlightSIM cable (EK2-0900A) and software
• Instruction manual

Important
• Please read the rules for battery charging here