Heli-Max Novus 125 CP Ready-to-Fly 2.4GHz Brushless Sub-Micro Collective-PItch Heli

These days, you can find electric helis in all shapes and sizes, but you won't find a better blend of performance and value than a Novus 125 heli.

They're the smallest helis ever to feature a torque tube-driven tail — and they're the only sub-micros to offer so many premium performance components — including a heading-hold gyro — in a compact, ready-to-fly package. And both include a 2.4GHz radio system with dual rates — a huge advantage for the pilot wants to move beyond a coaxial (CX) heli.

Compare performance to price, and you'll find that Novus 125s are two of the best buys in today's R/C helis. Here's why!

Total control — in all conditions!

It’s exactly as the name implies: Triple Axis Gyro Stabilization (T.A.G.S.) goes far beyond single-axis stability, giving you control over yaw, roll and pitch. What does that mean for you? It means you can fly with confidence, knowing that external forces such as wind, weather, etc. will not adversely affect heading, roll or pitch of your helicopter — it’s one less thing to worry about!

Beginners: no more fighting to keep your heli stable. Flying is easier and more fun! And for advanced pilots, T.A.G.S. accelerates the learning curve when mastering new maneuvers. Your micro-sized machine will handle like a heli twice its size!

It’s heli stabilization taken to the next level, and it’s standard equipment on the Novus 125 CP and FP models. Once you’ve experienced T.A.G.S., you won’t ever want to fly without it!

You can't fly a mini indoors — and you can't fly a nano outdoors unless it's a calm day. Novus 125s bridge the gap between nanos and minis, offering the best of both worlds. Whether you fly outdoors — indoors — is your choice, and your choice alone.

Take it to the next level with confidence — and dual rates!

If you've flown a coaxial heli, you know how easy heli flying can be. And if you're thinking of moving up to an FP or CP heli, there's something you need know: dual rates increase your chances for doing it successfully.

Switching from a super-stable CX heli to a FP or CP heli can be a big step. But if you have a radio with dual rates, you can break that big step into two smaller ones.

With your radio on low rates, your heli responds more slowly and gently, giving you just a little more time to react and learn. Then, once you've had a chance to get the feel of your heli, you can switch to high rates and explore its full potential. Dual rates do make a difference.