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Air Hogs R / C: Zero Gravity Mini Car - Blue or Red

Radio Control Indoor Racing has never seen anything like this. The pilot zero gravity micro is a complete function Radio control car that does not know the difference between the wall, and floor cielings! Run the other way around, right side up and on any smooth surface, all with a speed fantastic and stunning scale operation. Real working lights display shows charge level, so you can see when it's time to recharge.

Product Features  • The last full functional Radio Control vehicle Includes one zero gravity micro car, one controller or charger and a one instruction sheet Micro sized · for the best work the action of a · units on the walls, ceiling and floor a · better performance on surfaces that are smooth

Spinmaster Air Hogs Zero Gravity Micro Car Product Details

 · Product Dimensions: 4 x 6 x 10.1 inches, 13.6 ounces  Weight: 13.6 oz (View shipping rates and policies)  · ASIN:  · B00192CA38 Item model number: 6012048  · Our Recommended Age: 8 years and up a · recommended by the manufacturer Age: 8 years and up a Battery: 6 AA batteries required.

Product description

Forget of remote control cars just glide across the ground! These Air Hogs Zero Gravity Micro cars moves in three dimensions - on the floor above the wall, and even face down on the roof! By using a vacuum system specifically designed, this car can climb walls and maneuver as it does on the field.

Smart, innovative design

Air Hogs make the only cars that climb the walls, zero gravity micro is faster and smaller than the original Air Hogs Zero Gravity Humvee. We were surprised how small and lightweight Zero Gravity Micro is, basically a thin plastic shell wrapped around a light body with a hole in it. Our car has been designed to resemble a red racing car, but you can choose from other designs available too. We have been able to get the Zero Gravity Micro running without any problems. The remote control unit requires six AA batteries (not included), and then used to charge the battery rechargeable in the car. This is done by connecting a cable from the remote control for the car, and hit the switch on charging mode. With its sleek design, this cable can be stowed and hidden when not in use.

After about half an hour to load, the car was ready. Immediately, we got the car as a climbing wall and put it on the wall. Although I had read about what they had to do, yet we were very impressed when we saw the car stick to the wall and climbing. You can see the emptiness of work, as there is a window on the top of the car shows a rotating fan. The car makes a little sound when in wall mode. Using the remote, we were able to make the car go up, turn left and right, and get well. With a turning radius, the car is very maneuverable and a little practice, you can get the car to do exactly what you wish.Additionaly wall mode, mode field is also leaving the vacuum off, and you allows full-function driver in the field. You have to walk around the car, however, as the remote has limited range. This is not as big a concern on the walls, because usually very close to the wall as the car was climbing it.

The car has working headlights and a dual battery indicato - when starts blinking, the car needs charging.

Needs clean, smooth surface.

The instructions warn that the car must be played on a smooth, clean and are not kidding. Since the car stays on the walls, due to the suction, the time of submission of an uneven surface, the car loses suction and falls. We found that a surface like glass works very well. With our concrete wall, often had problems with the car maintains its suction. Along with building the car, we fear that rough treatment could damage it.

In general, we found the Air Hogs Zero Gravity Micro an innovator and fun toy. We would have liked it to be a little stronger and could work on more surfaces, but when we go on our window, we were very impressed. Is a great idea, new twist on an old toy, and is obliged to keep children mesmerized. What's in the box AirHogs car, remote control unit, instructions.

The car comes with two power settings - floor mode with venture fan, and suction mode for vertical and head down action. Includes four different frequencies so you can compete against your friends. Requires 1 rechargeable LiPo battery (included) and 6 "AA" batteries (not included). Measures 4.75 "L x 2.5" W x 1.25 "H. Colors may vary from image shown.

The good: car being driven by the walls; cover, including rechargeable battery

The Bad: car is a bit fragile, little noisy, and range Wireless Limited

In short, car you can do everything as advertised, but all the conditions to be met

At a glance

Ages: 8 and up Requires: 6 AA batteries for the remote area, clean.

Radio Control indoor racing has never seen anything like this.

Zero Gravity Micro

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