The Chinese New Year is around the corner! This event is celebrated on the 10th of February and is the largest event in China during the year. Most offices, factories and shops will close down for about two weeks to celebrate the Chinese version of the new year. That means that most of China will stand more or less still for two weeks. This includes postal offices, customs and our … Read More →
The iSpy Tank adds a whole new level of functionality to your iPad, iPhone or iPod. Control it with your iDevice using a WiFi connection and view a real-time video feed from the Tank on your screen. You see what the Tank sees! The controller App allows you to change the angle of the camera and move the unit forward, backward, left or right. Take snapshots or record videos with … Read More →
Can your iPhone pilot an alien space craft? Now, yours can with the iUFO. The iUFO is a unique flying invention that comes with a rotor system that is maneuverable using your iPhone, iPad or iPod! The spherical structure gives it an orb shape, hinting at the design of unidentified flying objects seen all over the world. A flexible, spherical design protects the rotors from contacting obstacles. You don’t have to worry about crashing it … Read More →
Fancy a toy that is both fun and creepy at the same time? Introducing the iPhone Controlled Bugs and Beetles! It’s Alive! Inspired by the movement and characteristics of an insect, the insect-like legs of the iPhone Controlled Insects can be controlled to move forward, backward, left and right remotely through your iPhone, iPad or iPod! Use it when you are bored around the house, or just creep out your … Read More →
On iHelicopters.net we sell a wide range of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch controlled toys: iHelicopters, Cobra iHelicopters, Wall Climbing Cars and Dexim AppSpeed Race Cars and Monster Truck Today we add a new range of iPhone Controlled RC Cars. This line of RC Cars is just like all the other toys we sell at iHelicopters.net controlled with your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch! Introducing the iPhone Controlled BMW & … Read More →
On iHelicopters.net we sell a wide range of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch controlled toys: iHelicopters, Cobra iHelicopters and Wall Climbing Cars. Today we introduce the iPhone Controlled Stunt Car Racer. This toy is just like all the other toys we sell at iHelicopters.net controlled by your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch! Controlling the RC Car is easy and fun. Your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch is the steering wheel! The accelerometer … Read More →
iHelicopters.net just launched a new iPhone Controlled toy: The Cobra iHelicopter. Cobra iHelicopters are not ordinary iHelicopters; they are able to launch missiles by having 2 rockets loaded on each side! Point, press the fire button and targets within 2 meters will be hit! Besides being a rocket launching sharpshooter the Cobra iHelicopter is very detailed and looks exactly like real Cobra Helicopters. Download the controller App from the App … Read More →
iHelicopters.net just started to sell a new iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch controlled toy: The iPhone Controlled Wall Climbing Car iW500. The Wall Climbing Car is a RC Car that climbs walls and drives on ceilings. It works by using the opposite principle of the hovercraft and creates a sealed vacuum between itself and the wall or ceiling. This allows the car to do amazing stunts. Download the controller App … Read More →
We’ve been overwhelmed with the demand for the iHelicopters, causing some delay in processing orders. Here are a few updates: First, we apologize for the lack of updates since the launch. We’ve had over 1000 persons hit our website at the same time, which caused a bit of downtime on the 5th and 6th of August, 2011. Furthermore we’ve been overwhelmed with the demand for the iHelicopters, causing some delay … Read More →
The iHelicopter is powered by three motors. Two are used to power the main rotors, the third is used to power the tail rotor. iHelicopters are a coaxial helicopter. This means that they have two rotors stacked on top of each other. These two rotors spin in the opposite direction of each other and thereby cancel out the reactive torque that is produced by each rotor. Having two rotors also … Read More →