Delivery Date:Within 3 days after your order is confirmed
Heli-Exec Solution's remote control airships are a cost effective and great tool for generating interest and excitement for your product, business or clients.
Our radio controlled airships have a combination of features, are easy to fly and reasonably priced. A complete options list is provided on each model's page as well as all size and feature details. Please contact us via Email or using our Contact Us webpage. Our models range from 8 feet to 30 feet in length. All of our machines are electric motor-driven, as we feel this is a much quiter,cleaner and safer way to fly aircraft. Please note that the performance and payload carrying capability is influenced by altitude/elevation above sea level.
RC Airship Features
Built using polyurethane--the best balloon material for helium retention.
All models use brushless motors and the blade tips are completely enclosed with a guard. Motor power ranges from 5 amps to 50 amps and from brushed to brushless designs.
RC blimps 13 feet and smaller use NiMH batteries, 15 feet and larger use Lithium Polymer batteries.
Spread spectrum radios are used for all models, eliminating the risk of frequency and channel conflicts while flying.
One-way, easy to use fill valves are included with all models.
Radio Control Airship Printing
We use vectored art work for all graphics since they can be resized without loss of quality. Typical programs used for vectored art are Illustrator, Freehand, CorelDraw! and QuarkXpress. (.ai, .eps, .pdf, .cdr, with all fonts converted to curves)
Rastered art will work only for digital graphics but MUST BE ACTUAL PRINTED SIZE. Anything smaller will not reproduce well. Typical programs used for rastered art are Adobe Photoshop and Paintshop Pro. (.jpg, .tif, .psd, 100dpi) Rastered art is not useable for vinyl or insignia graphics.
Digital graphics are only available on white or two-toned inflatables.
Print with Vinyl graphic
Print with Digital graphic
Delivery leadtimes from placement of order is 5-7 weeks, provided there are no acts of force majeure.