Having the power to control this vehicle and make it
do whatever you want is entertainment beyond words; that's just one of the many
reasons why children (and even adult toy collectors) are in love with the RC
Mods helicopter. Sure, RC trucks and cars have their own distinct charm, what
with their incredible speeds, your ability to race them, and their performance
in a track, but they simply cannot compare to the glory of got an RCMods remote. There's no comparison, in fact. The struggle of overcoming
manmade and natural obstacles through an RC land vehicle may be part of the
appeal of RC four-wheeled autos, but the dragonfly-like freedom of flight in
all directions of the helicopter is just mind-blowing to behold. The RC
helicopter does not suffer from any of the limits that RC cars and trucks go
through.
The Appeal of RCMods Helicopters Explained
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Helicopters are fun to pilot. Unlike
with planes, you can hover while making the helicopter fly. It can actually
stop in midair. It can even vary its altitude upwards, downwards, leftwards,
and rightwards with a simple push of the levels on your RC. It's like a
spaceship with rotors in the sense that its movement isn't fettered by momentum
and whatnot.
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Landing it doesn't require a runway, at
that. Just pilot it and you're good to go. What's more, nobody can escape a
real chopper on the freeway. The police use it to apprehend dangerous
criminals. Nothing short of braving the woods can help out escaped convicts.
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For a child, though, the appeal of
RCMods helicopters is quite simple. It's a vehicle that can fly in all
directions possible, it can hover like Superman, and you can have it take off
and land anywhere. Its practicality and ease of use are its main benefits.
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As for the adults who avail of these
electric flying machines, they're probably reminiscing when they were younger, when
technology for the RC helicopter wasn't so advanced, so they couldn't afford
one because of how difficult they were to operate back in the day (they were
expensive too).
Reference taken from here http://www.rcmods.co.uk/rc-helicopters.html
