These tail propellers can fit all of the popular indoor RC helicopter models, including the PicooZ and clones. They will also fit our popular Mini Bell RC helicopters.

This set includes 4 tail propellers, sold at a discount from the individual tail rotors. If you buy this set when you get your mini helicopter, you won’t have to worry about ordering replacements if the original tail rotor breaks.

Replace your old tail rotor by gently pulling it off the axle of the tail motor. After the original tail rotor is off, inspect the axle for any debris like hair or thread, which tends to wind around the motor in the event of a crash. If you find anything that hinders the motors movement, then you can remove it with a pair of tweezers. Once you’re sure that there is no debris preventing the motors movement, push the new tail rotors on to the motor axle, making sure that the protruding end is facing towards the tail motor.

Use the set of 4 mini heli tail props to replace the tail rotors of all your mini RC helicopters, and keep a stock of spares in case of crashes.

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These rotors are able to fit any palm size mini two channel RC helicopter, just remove the broken rotors and then press the new ones on to the main shaft. Be careful while doing this, if you push or pull them too hard, you can damage your helicopter and break the rotors.

Each rotor is equipped with a pair of small weights on the bottom of the top section. These weights help stabilize the helicopter, so you will need to replace the main rotors if they are missing.

Use this set of main rotors to replace the rotors on your micro RC helicopters if they break. It is a good idea to buy the replacement rotor set ahead of time, so that you have them when you need them.

The mini infrared helicopter tail propellers fit all of the micro RC helicopters available, including the PicooZ and it’s clones. They will also fit our popular Bladerunner Black Ghost micro RC helicopter.

You can use the tail props to replace any broken or damaged tail rotors for your micro RC helicopter. Just remove the old propeller, and push the new one on to the shaft.

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1. Follow the startup procedure to pair each heli with its remote/transmitter
2. Grab a friend and the fly both mini heli laser battle helis. Fly indoors only.
3. When one of the helis is facing the other, press the fire button located on the top right of the infrared remote controller.
4. If the hit is a success your opponent will briefly lose power.
5. Continue flying, aiming and firing your laser at your opponent.
6. Once your opponent has received their 3rd hit their helicopter will lose all power.
7. Game over.

How To Restart The Losing Helicopter

1. To fly the losing heli again you need to turn it OFF.
2. Land the winning heli and don’t move the sticks on it’s remote control for at least 5 seconds.
3. Turn the losing heli back ON.
4. Move the left stick on the losing heli’s remote to spin the propellers and pair the remote.
5. You can now fly both helicopters again.

To Start A New Game & Reset the Score

1. To restart the game and reset the score you need to turn both helicopters OFF.
2. Follow the startup procedure again to pair each heli to each transmitter.
3. Start a new battle!

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Each Mini Heli Laser Battle Helicopter can actually run on any one of the 3 channels and be controlled by either one of the two transmitters (black infrared remote controllers). Each time you turn the helicopter ON it automatically locks itself to whatever transmitter it first receives a signal from. Each time you turn the helicopter off it resets itself and looses this assignment.

Please follow these instructions each time you want to turn the helicopter on.

1. Make sure both remotes and both helicopters are turned OFF.
2. Pick a remote, set it to “Channel A” and turn it on.
3. Pick a helicopter and turn it on.
4. Push up on the left stick on the remote to make the rotors spin a bit.
5. Now this helicopter is paired with this remote and ready to fly on Channel A. Now do not touch the controls on this remote until after step 10.
6. Wait at least 5 seconds.
7. Take the second remote, set it to “Channel C” and turn it on.
8. Get the other helicopter and turn it on.
9. Push up on the left stick on the remote to make the rotors on this helicopter spin a bit.
10. Now this second helicopter is ready to fly on Channel C.
11. Start your super battleplanes!

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How to Remove the Old Main Rotor Blade

1. In order to remove a mini IR helicopter main rotor, the main metal shaft must be held stationary with a small pair of needle nose pliers, or a pair of very thin vise grips.
2. Grasp the shaft right below the bottom of the rotor, and while holding this stationary twist and pull the old damaged rotor off.
3. If the old rotor is on too tight to remove and you are comfortable using a sharp hobby knife you can shave plastic off of the side of the main rotor shaft until you get down to the metal, essentially cutting the damaged rotor in half so it separates and removes easily.

How to Install the New Main Rotor Blade

1. Once the old main rotor is off, continue holding the metal shaft with pliers, and gently press the new rotor onto the shaft.
2. The main rotor only needs to go on far enough that it becomes snug but you can get it on farther by holding the main shaft with pliers, turning the helicopter upside down and tapping the rotor against a hard surface like a counter top, driving the metal shaft in further.
3. If the new rotor is loose, put a drop of CA glue or silicone adhesive on the metal shaft before sliding the rotor on, and allow adequate time for it to dry.

How to Remove the Old Tail Propeller

1. Removing the tail propeller is very easy, simply pull off the old tail propeller.
2. Be gentle not to pull the motor out of its socket.
3. The propeller should pull straight off. It is not glued.

How to Install the New Tail Propeller

1. Inspect the motor shaft and remove any hair or dust that has built up.
2. Gently push the new tail propeller onto the motor shaft.
3. Power up your Mini Heli for a test flight.
4. If the helicopter spins out of control, the tail propeller is on backwards. Gently pull off the tail propeller, flip it so the opposite side is facing the motor and press it back on.

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How to Replace Just the Mini Heli Stabilizer Bar

1. Buy a new Replacement Main Rotor
2. Straighten part of the paper clip
3. Use the straight part of the paper clip to push out the metal pin that holds the top black plastic part to the black plastic shaft
4. If you look at the side of the upper plastic part, you will see a metal pin in a hole in the side
5. Use the paper clip to push this pin out
6. Be careful not to lose the pin
7. Pop off the two plastic linkages, and the old upper plastic part will come off
8. Repeat this procedure to remove the same part from the new replacement rotorset
9. Put the new replacement part on the top of the old black plastic shaft
10. Line up the hole in the side with the hole through the top of the black plastic shaft
11. Push the metal pin back in place
12. Pop the linkages back on

Now your Mini RC Heli is repaired and ready to use.

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Use the Trim Buttons

To make your Heli stop spinning use the two trim buttons labeled “ST.TRIM” on the transmitter.

• If the helicopter constantly rotates clockwise (when viewed from above) use the “L” button to trim it in the opposite direction of the spin.
• If the helicopter rotates counterclockwise, use the “R” button instead. Click (press & release) the trim button as many as 30 times while the helicopter is hovering in the air – don’t just hold the trim button down.
• If the trim button has no effect after more than 30 clicks, try pressing the other trim button repeatedly, in case the wrong trim button was initially used.

Notes On Using the Trim Buttons

• The helicopter must be turned on and hovering (even if it is spinning) while you press and release the appropriate trim button in order for this to work.
• The trim resets every time you turn the unit off, and will need to be reset before each use.
• After the helicopter is correctly trimmed, you may still need to make small adjustments in flight while the battery power drains.
• Different throttle settings may cause the helicopter to rotate, so it is best to set the trim while it is hovering rather that accelerating up or down.

Further Troubleshooting

• If the heli continually spins counterclockwise even after pressing the the “R” trim button over 30 times, there may be something causing reduced power from the tail propeller.
• Check for hair wrapped around the motor shaft going to the tail propeller. If there is any, gently pull the tail prop off and remove the hair.
• Ensure the tail propeller is installed the correct way, if it is on backwards the helicopter will not stop spinning even with full trim adjustment. Try taking the tail prop off and putting it on facing the opposite way.
• The correct orientation for the tail propeller is with the flares pointing away from the motor mount.

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Getting Started With Your New Mini 9g Helicopter

1. Remove the mini Heli from its packaging
2. Install 6 new alkaline batteries in the transmitter
3. Slide the door on the front of the transmitter open and unroll the charge cable
4. Connect the charge cable to the port on the side of the helicopter, with the helicopter turned off and the transmitter turned on



5. The Green light with be on while charging, and go out when the charge is completed (The Red light may go out after about 10 minutes, but do not disconnect the helicopter until the Green light goes out)

Flying the Mini Heli

1. Turn on the transmitter and the helicopter
2. Place the helicopter on the ground, or a flat surface
3. Push on the throttle stick until the helicopter lifts into the air
4. Once in the air, hover by increasing or decreasing the amount of throttle by small increments



5. Trim the helicopter by pressing the buttons labeled “ST.TRIM”
6. If the helicopter spins to the right, press the button labeled “L”, and if it spins to the left, press the button labeled “R”
7. When adjusting the trim, press and release the buttons quickly, do not hold them down
8. If the helicopter spins rapidly, you may need to press the button ten or more times
9. If the spinning increases, try pressing the other button
10. Once the helicopter is hovering and trimmed, now it is time to enjoy flying it – use the throttle to move up and down, and the directional control to move left and right

Tweaking your Mini Heli

• For faster forward flight, add tiny amounts of weight to the nose of the helicopter

Mini Heli Troubleshooting Tips

• Mini Heli spins rapidly
  • First try trimming it as described above
  • If this does not work, check the tail rotor for damage, and replace if cracked
  • Check for hair or lint wrapped around the tail motor shaft, and remove carefully
  • When removing or replacing the tail rotor, ensure the tapered end is toward the motor, and the flares on the blades face outward
• Mini Heli shakes strongly
  • Check the weights on the underside of main rotor stabilizer
  • If the weight are loose, or have fallen out, fix them in place with some CA glue, using the same amount on either side to maintain balance
• Mini Heli lacks power
  • Ensure the helicopter has been fully charged, if the transmitter batteries are not fresh, replace them and then charge the Mini Heli
  • If this does not work, try cycling the battery by discharging the helicopter by letting it run until the main rotor slows down, and then giving it a full charge
• Mini Heli does not respond to controller
  • Replace the transmitter batteries with fresh alkalines and charge the helicopter
  • With the helicopter and transmitter on, try throttling up with the channel selection switch set to A, then B, then C
• Mini Heli is out of trim each time it is turned on
  • This is normal, to make it easier you can count the number of times you have to press the trim adjustment. The next time you turn it on, simply press the trim button the same number of times
• Mini Heli is hard to control right after being charged
  • When the helicopter is freshly charged it will have more power, this will smooth out as you use it, and should return to optimum power levels after the first minute of flight
  • To limit the initial power, try unplugging the helicopter a minute or two before the charge would normally finish
• The tail of the Mini Heli is not straight
  • The tail should normally hold the tail motor lying flat
  • If the tail has become mis-aligned after a crash, it can be gently straightened by hand

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