Sunday, August 21, 2011

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

We got to the choppa. It's been nearly a month's time since Griffin introduced its AppPowered Helo TC, a mini RC helicopter for iDevices, and we've been lucky enough to play test pilot for a bit. Fifty bucks gets you the TC itself, an infared Flight Deck for your device, 4 extra rotor blades, a USB charging cable and a paper landing pad for when your done wreaking havoc in your home or office. Of course, there are similar OEM models that use a standard remote available for nearly half the price, but we were curious to see how Griffin's free iPhone app could mix things up - plus, it's alot easier on the wallet than an AR.Drone.
Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)

Griffin's Helo TC cleared for takeoff, we attempt to get airborne in a hands-on (video)


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