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A 27 MHz radio-controlled car with simple controls and a spin feature for ages four and up
This officially licensed RC vehicle is a 7-inch red Roadster from the Disney Junior Mickey Mouse Clubhouse series. It is designed for children aged four and up who want a simple radio-controlled car. The controls are straightforward so young drivers can operate the vehicle easily. A spin feature adds an extra playful movement during use.
The car requires three AA and two AAA alkaline batteries which are not included in the box. Verify you have these battery types on hand for the vehicle and its transmitter. The system operates on a 27 MHz frequency so confirm this band is suitable for your play environment. Buyers who need a rechargeable power pack or a different control frequency should look elsewhere.
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The vehicle requires three AA and two AAA alkaline batteries, which are not included in the box.
Yes, the manufacturer recommends this officially licensed Disney Junior vehicle for ages four and up.
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