Remote Control Helicopter

Description

1. Inductive Suspension and Collision Protection: This likely means the helicopter has sensors or technology that helps it maintain stable flight and avoid collisions with objects. "Inductive suspension" might refer to stabilization mechanisms that keep the helicopter level and steady in the air.

2. Lightweight and Easy to Fly: Designed with beginners in mind, the helicopter is lightweight and easy to operate, making it suitable for those new to flying remote-controlled aircraft.

3. Automatic Power Cut-off: This safety feature cuts off power to the fan blades automatically if they are obstructed. This is important for preventing damage to the helicopter or injuries.

4. Flashing Lights: There are lights on the bottom of the helicopter that flash. Besides looking cool, these lights can also help with orientation and visibility during flights, especially in low-light conditions.

5. Specifications: The helicopter can fly up to a height of 10 meters. It appears not to have a camera, which is common in more advanced models used for aerial photography or first-person view (FPV) flying.