Does it have a simple joystick to move the chute, or does it have a hand crank that needs to be spun a bunch of times to adjust?
46950
There is a crank for the Shute angle. The throw height is adjustable by a lever
46951
It has a hand crank and is very easy to operate. hope this answers your question.
46952
It has a hand crank to turn the chute, and a joystick of sorts to adjust the angle the snow is discharged, i.e. higher or lower. Highly recommend using an "anti-stick" spray on the chute, impeller, and augur blades, or else it will clog again and again.
1184004
It does not move right or left. Only up and down. There is a little play but not enough to notice.
276074
Oh yeah. It's ready to go straight out of the box, and has only two controls -- up/down and forward/backward (oh, and turning). Adult or child, it takes a little getting used to getting it to fly evenly, but I've crashed mine 100 times without a scratch on the toy or the wall/ceiling/whatever.
450336
This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could stay the same but they may get bored quickly. Good luck! This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could... » Read More This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could stay the same but they may get bored quickly. Good luck! « Show Less
1870409
Kinda. It turns sideways a little. Not as maneuverable as the bigger choppers.
139985
For real? There's a large handle on the top of the chute that will allow it to spin in place. Maybe yours has packing material stuck in it?
95476
It isn't remote controlled, just random movement. However, it moves very well and is a ton of fun.
155371
The one I received just recently has a different handle and the smaller 6" wheels than the one pictured. The handles are necked down in the middle instead of straight down as in Amazon's picture. The chute doesn't operate very smoothly, seems to bind a bit as it rotates; don't know if that may be part of ay redesign or not though.
1458114
It's not motorized, it revolves as you turn it yourself --- and it does turn easily while staying balanced.
632301
No. It flies in circles, you can adjust the size of the circle and altitude it flies at. It will glide to the ground when it gets shot, or runs out of power.
704862
The head itself doesn't rotate on its own, but it is moveable by turning the handle while you are using it so you can get around corners, etc. Very lightweight & easy to use. I love it!
629680
Same directional controls as a real/high dollar rc helo. Up/down. Roll left/right. Pitch front/back. Rotate clock/counter.
1210928
Basically you have to unscrew the collar to put the chute on.right, screw it back together and then.put the handle together...pretty basic and as the other answer indicates, about 15 minutes.
1601658
If you turn the head horizontal it does but vertical you have to adjust the stick to do that
1245456
Yes. Only up and down but not side to side. It is still difficult to pull off as you don't have a direct feed to the controller and you cannot adjust it mid flight.
60183
It's manual - there is a small dial next to the crane / winch & you have to crank it down to lower then crank back up but the hook is big - the string is strong - this is a really solid / well built toy - my son is 7 now and still plays with it
2048505
It has a thumb lever to adjust lenghth and pitch but you should make sure the screw is tight before use.