Replacement Balance Bar For New Double Horse 9100 Hover 3-Channel Sports

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Product Description

This is a Genuine Factory Replacement Balance Bar for the Double Horse 9100 "Hover" R/C Helicopter.

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Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 1 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)


• ASIN: B004U37EYI


• Item model number: 9100


• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 45,727 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
  

Product Features

• Factory Replacement Balance Bar for Double Horse 9100 "Hover"


• Length: 8 5/8"


• Weight: 12g


• Easy to Replace

Price : $5.00

Customer Reviews

After a crash by hitting a tall bush and I think it hit the tail unit right after that (visible dent on the tail unit pipe), the balance bar is slightly bent. I bent it back until it is visually straight and started flying again. I noticed the heli is vibrating a little during take off. The vibration is not noticeable in higher rpm. I think the vibration caused stress on the Inner Shaft head and after a week of flying with the slight vibration, the Inner Shaft broke off immediately after a very minor crash... on a grassy area even. Luckily, the extra parts bundle that I orderd arrived the same day. I replaced the Inner Shaft head and the balance bar... the heli is flying like new! No vibrations at all.

It's been month or so since I bought my RC9100 copter. I've banged it up pretty hard and have had to replace many parts. Some parts more that once or twice. I have super glued and hot glued in areas that were not critical to flight. I've used skewer sticks to replace the decoration rods on the tail rotor. Just take some short pieces of plastic coffee stirs,flatten the end and add a hole. Slide in the skewer cut to the right length and screw in place.Paint the skewer if you want. Lot of tricks to get by until your new order comes in and then if you want you can replace to original.
Well, I was flying one evening, calm (no wind) and it dropped to the ground. Nothing I did had caused this. It landed hard onto it's side.Brushed it off and hand launched it again. The "Balance Bar" went sailing ahead of the copter. Yep, broke another part, but I have had much harder hits from roof crashes and trees. Let not forget the power line. All these other crashes and the bar always survived. Guess it was time for it to break. I tinkered with the old bar and managed to get it back working, but I decided to order a new RC9100 "Balance Bar" 9100-01 thru Amazon. I had a new bar in a couple of days. I didn't put it on right away because my old bar was still working. Eventually I installed the new bar and it's working fine. Let's not forget the precision that go into these parts. They would probably last and last if only we could avoid these sudden crashes. "Keeping it flying" is part of the fun for me. PS-Want to know how I temporally fix the balance bar--Read my reviews to come.
Thanks to Amazon for allowing me to give this review.