Email me at mark.rumsey@rototrek.com if you want to purchase one. Or visit Rototrek.com for more information.

ДА он хорошо сыпется

That's the really BIG question here.....if it can autorotate at least as good as the mosquito it could be very desirable little toy. without automation ability...a 2 stroke helicopter is a death trap.

@@seattleflyboard3807 this toy is a box, with death inside))

It can cruise at 50 mph for 1 hour. It will hover a 273 lb pilot out of ground effect at 5500'. It will hover that same pilot in ground effect at 6500'. You can fly in forward flight at much higher altitudes. The less you weigh the higher you can go!

This video happens to be a small autorotation with a power recovery. However, we are hoping to get an autorotation video from a much higher altitude in the spring. The Mirocopter has full cyclic and collective so it will autorotate just like a regular helicopter.

It can be shipped directly to you. Send me an email at mark.rumsey@rototrek.com for more information.

@@coaxman oh thats nice Okay i will email for a quote.

The Mirocopter will hover a 270 lb pilot out of ground effect (OGE) at 5500 feet

Yes

@@coaxman thank you very much brother. I am a hobby of ultralight models. and I include the link also in the description

We sell it only as a complete helicopter.

20% slower than a single rotor helicopter.

@@coaxman How do you get yaw control with no tail rotor?

@@southwestoff-grid285 Using the rudder pedals, the two tail vanes in the rear deflect at a 45 degree angle to give you yaw control in both hover and forward flight. In hover they deflect the downwash from the rotors and in forward flight they deflect the air moving across them horizontally.