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Firefly Radio Controlled Airplane: Orange (27 MHz)

Firefly Radio Controlled Airplane: Orange (27 MHz)

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Firefly Radio Controlled Airplane: Orange (27 MHz)

 
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271480

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Flying has never been such a cinch. Perfect for your budding radio control aircraft hobbyist, the Megatech Firefly is easy to fly and maneuver. Its innovative design uses special microprocessor technology, giving beginner pilots the security they need to hone their flying skills. This incredible flyer features a self-correcting wing design and a fail-safe auto pilot system that ensures safe landings every time.

The Megatech Firefly Radio Control Flyer comes assembled and ready to fly and includes a display stand for when plane is not in use. Wingspan measures 14" long. Operates within a 1,000' range. Requires 3.6-volt NiMH rechargeable battery and charger (included) and 6 "AA" alkaline batteries (not included). Color may vary from item shown.

 
 
 
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Product Details
Product Length:4.2 inches
Product Width:15.4 inches
Product Height:16.6 inches
Product Weight:0.01 pounds
Package Length:15.5 inches
Package Width:14.6 inches
Package Height:3.3 inches
Package Weight:1.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 11 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 11 customer reviews )
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25 of 25 found the following review helpful:


5Cool!  May 26, 2004
This is the coolest plane. It flies so easy and I can fly it right in my backyard. It flies for about 4 minutes and then you have to let the battery cool for a minute and it recharges really fast.

15 of 16 found the following review helpful:


5Firefly: Good starter plane  Aug 15, 2005 By Mitchell S. Liss
I purchased this plane for my 9 year old. Out of the box is was extremely easly to make ready for flight. On his first flight the plane worked perfectly. I have tried many other planes before - all of them ended up in pieces within the first three flights - but NOT this one. I am happy to say that in the first 15 flights the plane has worked well and has not broken. The battery charges quickly and can be done right on the field. I was surprized that the manufacturer guarentees that if the plane breaks in the first year, that they will replace it for basically the cost of shipping... very nice. The only issue with the plane is that because it is very light, small and has limited power, the plane needs to be flown when there is almost no wind. Any wind (over 5 mph) and the plane wants to head down wind the whole time. If you are looking for a good gift, this one is really great.

17 of 20 found the following review helpful:


5This Plane is Cool  May 20, 2004
Finally, a plane that I can fly at my schools gym. and outside.

Called the company to get extra batteries. Wish they carried them on Amazon.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:


5Totally awesome  Jan 01, 2006 By Frank W. Volk
I really hesitated before buying this product. My son is a pretty intense eight year old and I had visions of us breaking it the first time out. That actually happened, but I followed the instructions and taped the wing and it is like new. The durability of this craft is unbelievable. I completely turned over the controls to my eight year old the second day out and, after several rough and tumble crashes, which the craft endured wonderfully, he was doing it all by himself. We were at a track/football field at the time and the walkers had a blast just watching him do it. This is a great father/son bonder. You will not be disappointed. If you are having trouble with a couch potato, Nintendo junkie, get one of these planes and you will get him or her hooked on a great outdoor activity.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:


1A total waste of money  May 14, 2007 By Mike Wilson
This flimsy plane lasted for two very short "flights" (7 seconds) before the crash damage rendered it useless. I bought a Firefly for my daughter's birthday. It was the "big" present, out of all her presents - the one she was looking forward to the most. Out of the box I noticed that it was kinda flimsy - very thin styrofoam wings. When discharging the battery as instructed by the manual, by holding it in hand while powering the props, I noticed that about halfway through the charge, in "climb" mode for both engines, one engine seemed to have less power (I noticed it more by sound rather than revolution or pull).

The next day we tried it out. I told my 8 year old daughter I'd fly it for the first few flights until she could watch and learn the controls and their effects enough to control it. Our first flight lasted 5 seconds, until the plane turned and took a nose dive from about 3 feet off the ground. When I picked it up, I noticed a slight nick in the wing behind one engine and surmised that the wind must have flex forward enough for the prop to take a bite out of it. The second flight lasted two seconds - enough time for the plane to turn and dive, again from about three feet off the ground. The second crash broke the tail. That was it. I paid $50 for 7 seconds of "enjoyment". I know Megatech has a replacement guarantee, but what fool would pay this company another $40 for another 7 seconds of "enjoyment". Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me.

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