CH 46 Helicopter Review by NightFlyyer

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The Xheli box and their ads say "Chinook", but to me this is a SeaKnight CH46.
The newest 2.4 Gigahertz Walkera CH 46 Tandem 4 channels radio controlled electric helicopters are here now.
The most tremendous and latest innovation in the 2.4 Gigahertz system allows the transmitter and receiver to have quicker response from the control to maneuver easier, eliminates interference since the transmitter and receiver lock-on to each other.
Best of all, no more worrying about frequency control. The 2.4 Gigahertz Walkera Chinook type Tandem helicopter leads the revolution in two co-axial rotor systems functioning together giving the helicopter top notch stability.

The Walkera CH 46 Tandems comes RTF (ready-to-fly) making it simple and easy for almost anyone to fly. Perfect for beginners that just want to learn how to fly and for professionals who want to have full access to it's true capabilities.

1).All-up Weight: 768g (Battery included)
2).Main Rotor Dia. B: 450mm
3).Main Rotor Dia. A: 450mm
4).Overall Length: 575mm
5).Battery: 7.4V 2200mAh Li-Po
6).Receiver: RX-2409
7).Drive System: 4 X 370SH
8).Transmitter: WK-2401
9).Servo: WK-7.6-3 weight 8.5g;speed 0.11sec/60o(4.8V); torque 0.9kg.cm(4.8V); dimension 22.5X11.5X24mm

Features
1). Highly emulational shape with the-state-of-the-art workmanship.
The Walkera Chinook type Tandems come RTF (ready-to-fly) making it simple and easy for almost anyone to fly. Including beginners that just want to learn how to fly, to professionals who wants have full access to its true capabilities. This helicopter is made excellently from the ground up with the newest technology inside to the highly detailed finish on the outside of the fuselage.
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Dave