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Pilots,
Watch your model numbers here.... The S032 is a very old version, as is the
S031 and S033. They are still on the market worldwide for a lot less $$$.
To clarify, the new models, which were introduced 3 or 4 years ago are:
S31 "Eagle"
S32 "Lightning"
S33 "Thunder"
They are all the same sizes as their former counterparts, but with a few updates,
worth the price, personally. Also, for some reason, Syma didn't number them in size-order.
The smallest is the S32 and the largest is the S33, same as before.
"And now for something completely different..."
The newer models don't have a wire antenna wrapped around their landing skids or hanging
off the back. This makes for a nicer appearance and less chance of the antenna getting caught
on a tree branch in case of a "near miss". The antenna, or "receiver chip" is now inside the body
of the heli.
The Rx has been upgraded from 2.4 gig to same frequency but with additional "spread-spectrum".
Without getting technical, just allows a small increase in distance.
Happy and safe flying!!!
I found the single pitch just as responsive and easy to fly as the 107 hence my remark,
Actually the s107g is a co-axial whereas the f3 and f4 are single pitch. Co-axial and fix pitched aircrafts play the game differently. Both s107g and the f3/f4 behave differently in flight for this very reason.
Stick to co-axials if you think single pitch is difficult.
Which is the best co-axial to upgrade from the s107g ? Obviously the s032g. A bigger version of the s107g and you can fly it outdoors too as the remote is not infra red. It is the antanne type.
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Redfive said
The syma f4 is radio controlled and single rotor it flys just like the 107
Bryan,
Here is a customer review on the F4. This fellow says it flies too fast for indoors and cannot deal with wind outdoors but is better than the Syma S107. Talk about contradiction.
I thought you'd find it entertaining. I did.
Mike
The syma f4 is radio controlled and single rotor it flys just like the 107
I got a 107 clone for xmas, and just picked up a real 107g last week, any suggestions as what I should get next? I think i might be getting a 107c for the cam, but i'd also like to get something with better flight time. and I also would like to get something that can fly by radio. any suggestions?
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