ShenQiWei Radio Remote Control 1:52 Super Fast Racing Toy Car

Specifications:

• Working headlights and the taillights, trigger type controller designs make this electric car model vivid and perfect
• Adjustable front wheel alignment can prevent this electric car model run deviation
• Lower center gravity of the RC racing car offers better handling
• Fast easy assembly and disassembly receiver and battery cover
• Sealed gearbox of the toy car model is waterproof and dustproof, durable and stable
• Precise sealed ball bearing for the whole electric car model
• Control Distance: 6-15m
• Movement Direction: Forward, backward, turn left, turn right, stop
• Size: 9 x  4.4 x  3cm / 3.54 x 1.73 x 1.18in(L  x W x H)
• Color: Black

Details:

• The black color of the car model will give you a sense of elegance

• This is the whole view of the RC car, it is nearly like the real car

• Like the real car, there are two headlights in front side of this RC racing car model

• With high quality material details, this remote control car model is durable and reliable for long time use

• This is the pack box of the remote control electric car model, very lovely and decent

How to Fix Common Remote Control Toy Vehicle Problems:

• Check batteries and battery connections first. Try fresh batteries in both the toy and the transmitter, making sure that the positive and negative ends of the batteries correspond correctly to the connections. Wipe the battery connections with a clean cloth
• Clean remote control car that have spent much time outdoors. It's possible that the RC cars contains dirt or debris that led to a loss of movement. Clean with a damp cloth and allow to dry thoroughly
• Look for loose wires in both your remote and the RC cars. If you find one, strip the plastic back so that you can reattach the wire. Wrap with electrical tape when connected 
• Tighten anything loose on your RC cars. Face it, you know the RC cars made some daring escapades that could cause something to loosen. Tighten loose antennas by hand; use a screwdriver or wrench to tighten other loose parts. Electrical tape can provide temporary fixes to broken rotors or antennas 
• Open up the remote control RC cars with the appropriate screwdriver. Repair loose wires with a small soldering iron. Make sure nothing is impeding the motor 
• Replace parts as needed. Toy manufacturers often offer replacement parts like antennas, motors or rotors for flying toys

NOTE:

• Please do not try to control the RC cars in the dangerous and sandy place
• The speed may be different due to the different circumstance
• While on running the RC cars do not touch the antenna of the transmitter
• Do not get close to the other remote control cars to avoid frequency interference between two RC cars
• You should keep the RC cars and transmitter away the high-heat stuff and place, because that will damage the electric parts
• Don't running the RC cars on the bumpy road that will affect the speed of your RC cars
• To enjoy the best speed, do not point the antenna to the car and keep the antenna upright
• If the RC cars gets wet, please immediately buff dry with a clean cloth
• When the RC cars moves unusually, it may be interfered by high voltage, wireless or the car at the same frequency
• Please do not control the RC cars near concrete wall to avoid obstructing the operation of RC cars
• Operation by children should only be done under adult supervision
• If not use for a long time, please take out the battery from the battery case
• If the RC carS speeds slow down or control not so precise, please recharge the battery or change a new one
• To protect the environment, the unused battery should put in the recycle bin

How Does a Remote Control Car Work:

RC Fun

• For those who want the thrill of driving at high speed but aren't old enough to reach the pedals, remote control cars can be extremely fun. Through a handheld controller, a child can run a remote control car in many different directions, around corners and over obstacles. Here we will explain how remote control cars work via electrical impulses and contacts

Sending the Signal

• When the power sources are turned on, the car is ready to respond to whatever commands the remote control has sent when the controller's electrical contacts meet. A different signal can be sent depending on the angle of the contacts and the number of pulses sent to the receiving unit in the car. For example, a forward command could send 14 pulses, while a reverse command's sequence could include 20 pulses. The handheld transmitter's design can vary anywhere from two toggle sticks, one multi-directional toggle stick or a trigger-and-dial set up. Full-control RC cars can send cars forward, reverse, forward left/right and reverse left/right. Some of the more simply designed RC cars have an automatic-forward motion that only changes direction when the transmitter commands the car to go reverse/left or reverse/right

Receiving the Command and Wireless Options

• Once the command is received, the gears in the car activate accordingly. The receiver passes the command through a circuit board that determines which battery-powered motors will drive what gears in the car. A forward-left command would probably tell the rear wheels to keep the wheels straight and forward while the front wheels would both go forward and to the left
• Although RC cars can be fun, the cumbersome wire can limit the range and mobility of the vehicle. Another option would be to use a radio-controlled car. The major difference is that radio-controlled cars are wireless. They use the same transmit-receive signal set up as RC cars, except the transmission is done over specific radio frequencies. Some models even have one controller that can operate six different vehicles at six separate frequencies

Note:

• Style is random in delivery

Package Include:

• 1 x RC beetle racing car
• 1 x Remote control