Revolt 2 Sided Rescue Racer RC Car, 4WD, 360 Rotation
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| Products ID: | 121012 |
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| Availablity: | Ready to Order |
| Delivery Time | 5-10 business days |
| EAN: | 5903039752290 |
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The Revolt 2 Sided Rescue Racer is a double-sided remote control car that offers an exciting driving experience. With the touch of a button, it transforms from a fire engine into a rescue vehicle, providing versatile play options.
Why choose this RC car
This model is equipped with 4WD and large rubber tires, allowing it to overcome various obstacles. The intuitive remote control and bright headlights make driving fun both indoors and outdoors, while helping to develop a child's hand-eye coordination.
Key Features
- Two-in-one design: Transforms from a fire engine to a rescue vehicle with a single button.
- 360-degree rotation: Allows for impressive maneuvers and stunts.
- 4WD system: Provides good traction and off-road capability on various terrains.
- Rubber tires: 7.5 cm diameter tires help overcome uneven surfaces.
- LED lighting: Bright headlights for more realistic play and driving in the dark.
- Convenient control: 2.4 GHz remote control with a 15-20 meter range.
Technical Specifications
| Model | KX3668 |
| Material | Plastic, rubber |
| Recommended Age | 5+ years |
| Car Power Supply | 3.7V 900mAh battery (included) |
| Remote Power Supply | 2x AAA batteries (not included) |
| Control Range | 15-20 m |
| Operating Time | 15-25 min |
| Charging Time | 150 min |
| Car Dimensions | 16 x 14 x 8.5 cm |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the box?
The set includes the RC car, remote control, and a USB charging cable.
What batteries are needed for the remote?
The remote control requires 2x AAA batteries, which are not included in the package.
How long does the car run on a single charge?
With a fully charged battery, the car operates for approximately 15-25 minutes.
Is the car suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the large rubber tires and 4WD system allow it to drive on various surfaces, but driving in deep water should be avoided.
