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A 1/16 scale 4WD buggy hits 20 MPH with proportional throttle and steering via a 2.4 GHz remote that reaches 160 feet, plus two tyre sets for drifting or rally use
This 1/16 scale four-wheel-drive RC car reaches a top speed of 20 MPH. It uses a 2.4 GHz radio system with a control range up to 160 feet. Proportional throttle and steering give precise speed and direction control. The package includes two sets of tyres for rally and drifting use.
Buyers wanting a ready-to-run hobby-grade basher with proportional control and multi-car 2.4 GHz operation will like this model. It suits indoor drifting and outdoor rally driving on pavement or packed dirt. Drivers needing waterproof electronics, brushless power or LiPo batteries should look at higher-spec platforms.
The 2.4 GHz proportional radio is the feature that defines this car. It allows several cars to run together without interference and lets you feather throttle and steering. If you only need simple on-off control, a cheaper toy-grade car will do the job.
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