Green Hobby has an R/C heli that suits your budget, your experience, and your size and power preferences. As a matter of fact our job is not to tell you that this or that "is the best way to do RC helis"
What we want to do is explain what makes electric good to use, and what makes glowfuel good for helis. That way - you can look at your own circumstances. Look at the place and the way you intend to use your heli. Because the way you will use it is what decides which is the right option for you.
Electric helis make ideal smaller helis for near the house or even indoors. They come from micro size up to 50 size. The micro heli, like our Twister is about all that will fly indoors or on a patio type place. Generally speaking electrics are nice if you plan to fly at home in the evening because they are quieter. The absence of engine vibration makes them very smooth. The big benefit of electric of course is that once the charger is paid for the fuel bill is zero from then onwards. We suggest that the smaller it is the better the electric power version looks.
Little 30 size glowfuel helis are hard to tune. They are easier to break than large helis. Also Ireland is a windy country so we suggest you make your glowfuel engine heli bigger. Larger helis are excellent with glowfuel power. For small helis we prefer electric, for their 100% engine reliability.
