| Product Summary | | Manufacturer: Wow Wee | | Mfg Part#: 4032 | | Package Weight: 2.02 lbs | | Batteries: Not Applicable | | Buy.com Sku: 204523918 | | UPC: 00771171140320 |
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| | | | WowWee's FlyTech Dragonfly is the worlds first radio controlled flying insect. With its ultra light, dual wing design and high flex, crash resistant structure, the dragonfly is an easy to fly aeronautical marvel. Use the dragonfly indoors or outdoors, controlling its speed, direction and height with the 2 channel digital proportional remote.
Features:
Unique indoor flyer: Capable of maneuvering in tight spaces, FlyTech Dragonfly brings radio controlled flight into your home.
Innovative flying action: Based on an ornithopter design, FlyTech Dragonfly flaps its wings like a real insect. The dragonfly can take off from any smooth surface, soar, dive bomb, hover and glide silently for soft landings.
Strong and flexible: Built using a durable carbon fiber structure, FlyTech Dragonflys impact absorbing flexible body and wings can take a lot of punishment.
Ultra light design: Light weight design protects home interiors.
Light up LED eyes: Its eyes alert you of the dragonflys status by blinking, pulsing, or shining clear and bright.
2 channel digital proportional remote: Control wing speed and tail rotor speed; remote is also the charging base.
Two skill levels: Beginner and advanced. Includes a tail stabilizer for additional control.
Specifications -
Wingspan: 16 inches /approx. 40 cm
- Power: Rechargeable lithium polymer battery
- Flight time: Up to 10 minutes on a single charge
Requires 6 x AA batteries not included
| Features | Radio Controlled Flying Dragonfly Robot/ Green Color-Capable of Maneuvering in Tight Spaces Flaps its Wings like a Real Insect-Takes off from Any Surface and Glides Silently for Soft Landings-Its Eyes Alert You of the Status by Blinking Pulsing or Shining Clear and Brig-Control Wing Speed and Tail Rotor Speed Remote is Also the Charging Base-Light Weight Design Protects Home Interiors |
| | Tech Specs |  | WOW WEE Dragonfly Flying Robot/ Green
FlyTech Dragonfly is the worlds first radio controlled flying insect. With its ultra light, dual wing design and high flex, crash resistant structure, the dragonfly is an easy to fly aeronautical marvel. Use the dragonfly indoors or outdoors, controlling its speed, direction and height with the 2 channel digital proportional remote.
Features
Unique indoor flyer: Capable of maneuvering in tight spaces, FlyTech Dragonfly brings radio controlled flight into your home.
Innovative flying action: Based on an ornithopter design, FlyTech Dragonfly flaps its wings like a real insect. The dragonfly can take off from any smooth surface, soar, dive bomb, hover and glide silently for soft landings.
Strong and flexible: Built using a durable carbon fiber structure, FlyTech Dragonflys impact absorbing flexible body and wings can take a lot of punishment.
Ultra light design: Light weight design protects home interiors.
Light up LED eyes: Its eyes alert you of the dragonflys status by blinking, pulsing, or shining clear and bright.
2 channel digital proportional remote: Control wing speed and tail rotor speed, remote is also the charging base.
Two skill levels: Beginner and advanced. Includes a tail stabilizer for additional control.
Available in 2 frequencies.
Specifications
Wingspan: 16 inches /approx. 40 cm
Power: Rechargeable lithium polymer battery
Flight time: Up to 10 minutes on a single charge
Battery requirements
6 x AA batteries /not included
Part Number: 4032 |
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| Customer Reviews | ![]() | | Durability |  4 | | Fun | 4 | | Educational |  3.5 | | Overall Satisfaction | 3.5 |
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4 of 5 wow wee dragonfly Wednesday, March 12, 2008
david w. osedach from san diego
this is definetely a high tech product; it flies like a bird as opposed to using an overhead rotor like a helicopter. it is delicate and the operating instructions aren't very clear. to charge the unit for flight you must use your 6 alkaline batteries rather than a mains charge, this is pricey.
on the other hand take it to the park and the kids come out of the wood work to see it. i bought to fly around the bio tech company i work at. they got a big kick out of it. Was this review helpful?  
2 of 5 The product always seems to have charging issues? Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Rob from Federal Way, WA
This product is a bit of a disappointment...it never seems to hold a charge and when it does, flight time is very limited. Flight controls are sketchy at best. It did coax me to get the "flight bug" though and I have since progressed to indoor helicopters, so I guess the purchase wasn't a total loss. I can not recommend this product though...don't waste your money. Was this review helpful?
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
5 of 5 Wow Tuesday, March 04, 2008
hna from Reno, NV
I bought the dragonflies for my grandkids. The eight year old and I had a video conference so that he could show me how it flies. I was surprised how big it was. The boy said that it was easy to operate and could fly in the house. He then showed me by flying it around his bedroom. My son said it works better outside where there is more room. Both rate the WoWWee a 5. I'm think of getting one for myself Was this review helpful?
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
3 of 5 Great Product, but too life like! Monday, February 18, 2008
Bruce McNamara from Lawrenceville GA
I picked up two of these for my sons (13 & 15 yrs. old) in the hopes that they would enjoy learning about how insects fly (and they looked fun). They worked great. Not soaring, but floating on the winds, dragonflies work on slight air currents and their new toys slowly lifted. After 10 mins of charging these from their remote controllers, then setting them to flight for 1-2 min flights, they had these flying over the second floor of my house. Unfortunately we missed the fine print. DONT FLY OUTDOORS. A nearby hawk noticed that one of these monster-sized snacks and swooped down to take it away for a meal of styrofoam and plastic. We chased the bird, but my poor son was heartbroken, when he realized what was left was going to be a mass of beads and tape. I love the product but I can't fly it near any birds of prey, and here in Georgia, they are everywhere. Was this review helpful?
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