There are no specific stores that sell RC helicopters in Seattle. There is a store located 13.5 miles away in a town called Woodinville. The store is called RC hobbies and has a wide variety of RC helicopters and parts available for purchase. Customers have rated the store as being excellent for customer service and selection. Visiting stores like Toys R Us can be a great resource for cheaper more child friendly models of RC helicopters.

There are many different RC Helicopter models that can be purchased. Many different stores sell these helicopters. Toys R Us is one example of a store that sells them.

Yes

you need to attach fregly's left over fish sticks that you get in the fun house after you use the oily sunblock on the slide to free Rowley.

yes, you do with all the RC helicopters I've ever had. but don't leave the actual chopper on or it won't charge.

on a ultra micro helis and cheap 3 channels it is built into the main board but on hobby grade helis like a Align Trex 550e it is externaly moumted.

Flight times of an RC depend on many variables like motor, esc, battery, and flight techniques. However, you can expect around 10-15 minutes for most electric helicopter models.

You slowly decrease power by lowering the throttle. Make sure the Helicopter is coming to the ground at a slow pace and gently. Do not rush, because this could cause a faulty landing. Lower the Helicopter to the ground and when it touches, you can cut the power.

1.5 volt

AAA

it is on video camera

The battery is low, charge it.

Firstly, read the instructions. You must sync the controller to the helicopter every time you turn off both controller and helicopter at the same time. Basically, you have to sync every time you fly.

The following is from the experience I had with the same helicopter the first day I opened the box that may also be a solution to your problem. I read the manual and sync'd the helicopter and controller as instructed. The LED in the helicopter stopped flashing signifying that sync has been completed. I increased the throttle and nothing happened. I repeated the sync and still nothing. I was getting increasingly frustrated as I do not like being stumped. I had planned on returning the helicopter the next day but made one last attempt to fly it. I repeated the exact same sync procedure I had done many times prior and this time it worked. I stopped and looked around and noticed that, because it was later in the night, I only had a hallway light on and not my kitchen and living room lights.

Moral of the story, check your lighting. I was using a granite counter top directly under bright florescent lights bars. I am guessing this interfered with the IR controller therefor functionality of the helicopter.

I suggest trying everything again under indirect light and a non reflective surface if possible. Good luck and I hope you get it working because it is a blast.

Yes, but first you have to make sure you have charged the helicopter until the green "charge" light goes out (about 15 - 20 minutes if it's the first time you're charging it), and then you have to turn on the helicopter with the on-off switch that is right between the words "off" and "on" on the underside of the helicopter.

Are you talking about in nintendogs or another game? Be more specific!

R/C hands down, you don't have the seat of the pants feeling to control you movements.