Radio controlled (or R/C) cars are battery/gas-powered model cars or trucks that can be controlled from a distance using a specialized transmitter or remote. The term "R/C" has been used to mean both "remote controlled" and "radio controlled", where "remote controlled" includes vehicles that are connected to their controller by a wire, but common use of "R/C" today usually refers to vehicles controlled by a radio-frequency link.

Cars, planes, and helicopter are powered by various sources. Electric models are powered by small but powerful electric motors and rechargeable nickel-cadmium, nickel metal hydride, or lithium polymer cells.

Below are my current cars and helicopters I own.

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Air hogs havoc turbo blast helicopter

Air Hogs Havoc Turbo Blast Helicopter

  • Super wide IR control
  • Built-in Li-poly battery for long flying time
  • Special rotor-blade system for steady lift up
  • Recharging through controller/charger
  • Equipped with LED lights
  • Three channels digital proportional control
  • Tri-band A, B, C
  • Alignment Trim
  • Charging and power indicator
  • Additional channel for direct forward control
Air hogs star wars remote control ultimate millennium falcon quad

Air Hogs Star Wars Millennium Falcon

  • 2.4Ghz communication
  • Control the Millennium Falcon up to 200 feet away
  • Activate its hyper-drive stunt with the push of a button
  • For indoors and outdoors use
  • Iconic LED lights and authentic sounds
Nano QX quad helicopter

Nano QX Quad Helicopter

  • Features exclusive SAFE™ technology with stability and agility modes
  • Small enough to fly in any room or office
  • Tough, lightweight airframe with blade guards
  • Potent brushed motors that provide smooth and powerful lift
  • 4-in-1 DSMX Receiver/ESCs/mixer/SAFE sensor unit
  • Includes yellow and green canopies Nano QX graphics
  • Includes assortment of extra rotor blades
  • Includes E-flite® 1S 3.7V 150mAh 25C Li-Po Battery
  • Includes compact USB Li-Po battery charger
Protocol tough copter

Protocol Tough Copter

  • Durable and lightweight alloy frame is designed to handle rough landings and some crashes
  • 3.5-channel RC with built-in gyroscopic stabilizer
  • Bright LED spotlight and flashing, multi-coloured taillights.
Syma S107G RC Helicopter

Syma S107G RC Helicopter

  • Infra-Red Remote Control
  • 3.7V 150mAh Lithium Polymer Battery
  • 20 meters range
  • 10 minutes flight time
Transformers blackout RC helicopter

Transformers Blackout RC Helicopter

  • Infra-Red Remote Control
  • 2-Channel
  • Move in all directions
  • 25-foot control range
Zip Zap Grand Prix and optional bodies

Zip Zap Grand Prix and optional bodies

  • Quick charge of about 45 seconds
  • Ni-MH rechargeable battery
  • 1:64 scale
  • Customize your ZipZaps micro RC with optional performance upgrade kits
2003 Corvette C5 Xmod

2003 Corvette C5 Xmod

  • A full set of factory parts to assemble the car
  • Digital proportional radio controller with built-in steering and throttle trims
  • Switchable controller for left and right handed drivers
2006 Mustang GT XMOD EVO

2006 Mustang GT XMOD EVO

  • A full set of factory parts to assemble the car
  • Digital proportional radio controller with built-in steering and throttle trims
  • Switchable controller for left and right handed drivers
2004 Mustang Fast Lane Super Slick

2004 Mustang Fast Lane Super Slick with Mini Cooper optional shell

  • Totally customizable
  • Upgradeable parts for higher performance
  • Turbo boost button
  • Motor 14,000 RPM
  • Compound gear
  • 4 corresponding rims
Mini Cooper S

Mini Cooper S

  • Radio Controlled
Quad Drone

Sky Viper QuadCopter

  • Radio Controlled
  • Ultra Light Stunt Body
  • Full Practice Body

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