The Apache F11-S has a flight time of approximately 10-15 minutes, depending on the flight mode and wind conditions.

You can buy the extra battery to replace. It is recommended to use it carefully and charge it according to the instructions to prolong battery life.

To enhance wind resistance, you can adjust the helicopter’s flight parameters, such as reducing the sensitivity of controls (Expo setting), and ensure you fly in lower wind conditions for more stability.

If the helicopter becomes unstable, try recalibrating the gyroscope, adjusting the Expo setting on the controller, or ensuring the blades and rotor are properly aligned.

The Apache F11-S offers several flight modes, including normal mode for stable flight and 3D mode for advanced maneuvers like flips and rolls and GPS

Yes, the Apache F11-S is capable of performing 3D maneuvers such as flips, rolls, and inverted flying, but this requires switching to 3D mode and some practice.

The range of the Apache F11-S’s remote control is approximately 100-150 meters, depending on environmental factors such as interference or obstacles.

If the helicopter crashes, check for damaged blades, gears, or motors. Replacement parts are available for many components, so you can replace or repair damaged sections with new parts.

As for cameras, the Apache F11-S does not come with a built-in camera origianlly. It is primarily designed for flying performance and realistic military-style looks. I recommend you buy the extra camera from Stirlingkit directly

If you like Air Wolf, I recommend you choose the Flywing FW450L.

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Nope. this Apache F11-S is updated on the basis of the standard version of Yuxiang Apache F11. it has a GPS, which makes it more friendly for the beginners. Even you have never play such rc helicopter before, you can fly this Apache just like a professional pilots.

Yes. $600 bucks is a big investment. But $600 bucks is cheap for all the technology you’re getting. $600 may be reasonable but it is certainly not cheap, they are two different terms that too often confused with each other. Reasonable compares it to other products in the same class, but cheap is a personal thing, what may be cheap to one may be expensive to someone else.

This Yuxiang Apache F11-S can fly about 11-15 minutes before it landed itself due to low battery.

This Yuxiang Apache F11-S can fly about 11-15 minutes before it landed itself due to low battery. Distance typically is good these days. You will lose site before signal.

Normally this is a toy helicopter for adult. so It doesn't need specific license. But I recommend you check the local rules in particuly. Most of Stirlingkit customers basically buy them and play with them in their own backyards. Generally, RC drones are defined as flying beyond visual range, and basically only those that are greater than 3-500 meters are defined as drones, but you don't fly that high, and no one will interfere with you if you play with them by themselves for personal usage.some of our customers told us they have FAA Part 107 and it works. no Laanc approval Class G airspace is required. you do not need a part 107 to fly outside a FRIAA site. You only need RID. You only need a part 107 if flying in restricted airspace and applying for LAANC approval. Or if you are flying for compensation. A quick email too FAA Help will clarify this for you.

This Yuxiang Apache F11-S can fly about 11-15 minutes before it landed itself due to low battery. Distance typically is good these days. You will lose site before signal.

If you buy the Yuxiang Apache F11-S helicopter model from Stirlingkit, you can get 1 free battery and 1 free transmitter remote control.  

If you're a beginner, the F11-S is the best option for you. It comes with GPS functionality, making it stable and easy to control, perfect for learning to fly. With features like one-key return, low battery return, and other safety modes, it ensures a smooth and secure flying experience. However, if you're an experienced pilot or looking to do aerobatic maneuvers, the F11 is a better choice. It doesn't have GPS stabilization, so you'll need to rely on your skills, but it offers more flexibility and control for advanced flying techniques, such as inverted flight. To use the inverted flight mode on the F11, simply press the MODE button when the altitude is above 10 meters and the GPS signal is strong. The helicopter will flip into inverted flight, and you can control it just like performing 3D aerobatics. Press the MODE button again to return to normal flight. In short, the F11-S is perfect for beginners, while the F11 is ideal for those who want to perform advanced stunts like inverted flying.