Helicopters for Sale

Helicopters for Sale

Helicopters are expensive; therefore, it is important for organizations to make a decision only after reviewing the product thoroughly. Many helicopter sales companies offer a complete range of helicopter brokerage services to assist a client in either selling or purchasing a business helicopter. However, when choosing a helicopter brokerage agent, one must conduct a through check of the company's sales and marketing team, and choose a company that has vast experience in the global aircraft sales and acquisition arena.

Most helicopter sales companies not only offer a wide selection of new and used helicopters but also provide custom completions services, new products, maintenance, helicopter refurbishment and overhaul/repair services. Companies like Edwards & Associates, Inc., HAS Corporation and Wings Online also conduct helicopter refurbishment and new aircraft completions utilizing factory-trained technicians and specialists. These companies also provide additional support through their specialized personnel in maintenance, overhaul/repair, avionics, painting and interior refurbishment, together with overall customer support. Some of the helicopter sales companies maintain an inventory of quality new and pre-owned aircraft, which help a customer evaluate his needs and buy a helicopter that best suits his requirements.

While buying an aircraft, one should check that all services from sales, maintenance, avionics, STC certification, painting, and shipping are included in the deal. In addition, to gain maximum efficiency and a higher level of service, the agreement should include warranty provisions as per industry standards. Some helicopter sales companies also have the provision to access the value of a helicopter, and people who wish to sell their aircraft can even list their products on websites.

Buying or selling an aircraft can be tiresome, but companies offering quality workmanship and service can easily provide professional efficiency that can benefit customers.

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Test Flying For Fun - RC Aircraft and Helicopters

Test Flying For Fun - RC Aircraft and Helicopters

Contrary to popular belief, people who work in model shops don't spend all day every day playing with their own models!!!

However on Friday afternoon Dale and myself decided we were going flying with our own models. We closed the shop dead on 6 o'clock (usually we don't leave till gone 7). We were cashed up, loaded up and off to our own secret flying site in Kent by 6.30.

We arrived at the flying field around 6.45, all models still intact after a mad dash along the A2 and some rather bendy country lanes.

First out of the cars were a pair of Weston Cougars, one of my favourite planks (sorry for the term plank but I class myself as a heli flyer). Once started and both airborne there was a really noticeable difference in performance between the two. Dale's is fitted with a OS46LA, whilst mine has a West Eurotech 36 fitted. We both decided to go for height, (when I say height I mean the clouds were getting in the way) Dale's climb rate was respectable but mine climbed like a homesick angel. After a few attempts at getting it to flatspin & some low inverted circuits I was out of fuel, so was forced to land and get the next model out.

The next candidate was a Century Predator Gasser which has had one previous flight. The beauty of petrol powered models is that they are cheap to run & there is no starting equipment required. The previous flight was used to set the model and engine up correctly. After a few tweaks to the engine I was happy with the way she was running I thought we would do a few gentle circuits with a couple of stall turns thrown in for good measure. I must say this is probably the most stable model in the hover I have ever flown. I landed, then passed the controls to Dale for a quick play. He also loved how stable it flew.

The amount of fun you can have with an electric Zagi is amazing. This model is so much fun and so unbreakable, I found myself doing the silliest of things with it. Like skimming across the strip with the prop clipping the grass on its way through, stalling it from up high and seeing who could get the highest bounce when it hit the deck!
Who cares, the chances of breaking it are near nil.

That's how is continued for the rest of the evening.... until we remembered that to fly in the dark - which i used to do on a regular basis - you need 'glow sticks'. ()

So, back to the shop to unload all the models - we both commented on what a great evening's flying it was, probably one of the best this year - we are not trying to tempt fate or anything, but are now charging everything in sight ready for another evening of fun.

One of the best things you can invest in is a fast charger - perfect for those last minute decisions to go flying, we have all put a lot of miles on my poor old ripmax fast charger.

Rod

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I say buy Diggnation: RC Helicopter Landing on a can.

I say buy Diggnation: RC Helicopter Landing on a can. Tube. Duration : 2.18 Mins.

Diggnation hey, I accept your challenge of a helicopter landing on a can of RC. Unfortunately I did not use a can of beer, because I do not drink, so I have a soft drink can.

Tags: rc, helicopter, diggnation, kevin, alex

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