Detailed replica of a Bell 222: Scale chassis with rubber tires provides even greater flying pleasure for Scale fans
Barometric and optical positioning system: For stabilized flight mode and automatic lifting
Intelligent protection system when the battery is empty: The model lands independently if the pilot does not respond to the warnings of the status LED
The Bell 222 is a twin-engine civil helicopter, which was developed in the 1970s and was delivered from 1980. An optically adjusted version gained special recognition by the television series Airwolf.
The model presented here is a scale replica of the Airwolf helicopter with numerous details, which are based on the original: The black-and-white paint, reproductions of on-board arming as well as integrated LED lighting underline the characteristic appearance. The fuselage cell is made of robust ABS plastic. Rotor head and parts of the swash plate are made from aluminum. The drive takes place via brushless motors with 1200KV at the main rotor and 5500KV at the tail rotor. In combination with the accompanying 7.4V 1200mAh LiPo battery, you can achieve a powerful unit for dynamic flight maneuvers.
Different sensors are installed for flight support. A 6-axis gyro system (6G), a barometric altimeter and an optical altimeter ensure a stable flight position. The remote control offers a Dual-rate function for setting different servo travel values, so that the model is suitable for beginners as well as advanced pilots. The swash plate deflections are converted to 60 degrees by four digital 4.3g mini servos with metal drive and a setting speed of 0.05 seconds.
The model has a inverted flight function, which can be activated by remote control from a flying height of approx. 5 meters. A status LED on the top of the model indicates the current battery status. When the charge is low, a warning is displayed followed by an automatic landing if there is no reaction. Start is possible in mode 2 (throttle left) and in mode 1 (throttle right). In sensor mode, the maximum flying altitude is limited to approximately 8 meters.
Detailed replica of a Bell 222: Scale chassis with rubber tires provides even greater flying pleasure for Scale fans
Barometric and optical positioning system: For stabilized flight mode and automatic lifting
Intelligent protection system when the battery is empty: The model lands independently, if the pilot does not react to the warnings of the status LED
RtF set (Ready-to-Fly) incl. remote control, battery, charging cable
LED position lights and status LED
7.4V 1200mAh LiPo battery for more power and long flight times
Mode 1 and Mode 2 can be selected
Auto start and Auto landing at the push of a button
Dual rate for speed (beginner to professional)
Remote control with serrated aluminum sticks for more grip while controlling
Rotor head and parts of the swash plate made from aluminum
Ultra-fast metal gear servos with 0.05ms to 60°
Main rotor with direct drive over a 1200KV brushless external rotor motor
Rear rotor with direct drive via a 5500KV brushless external-rotor motor
Inverted flight at push of a button in the remote control
Battery with built-in LiPo tester, USB-C charging port and 5V output for special parts like search lights etc.
Amewi, 25361, Bell 222 Airwolf Pro
