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Power Source
7 Cell 3000 mAh NiMH Power Cell Battery And 4 Ampere DC Peak Detecting Fast Charger
Color
Silver With TRAXXAS/ Summit/ BigFoot ProGraphix ® Logos
Drive Type
2WD
Engine Configuration
Titan ® 12-Turn 550 Brushless Modified Electric Motor With Internal Cooling Fan
Height (IN)
9-1/2 Inch
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Remote Control Vehicles:
Remote control vehicles, also known as RC vehicles, are miniature model cars or trucks that can be controlled from a distance using a specialized transmitter or remote. They are usually powered by electric motors and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, although some versions run on gas or nitrous oxide. Remote control vehicles are broadly categorized into on-road vehicles which are designed to drive on flat, paved surfaces and off-road vehicles which are designed for bumpy, uneven terrains. Some RC cars are nimble and quick, suitable for RC racing, while others like RC crawlers are built for accuracy, precision and off-roading challenges. Add to that, remote control vehicles can be used recreationally or professionally for filming, racing, and even law enforcement in certain situations.
Drones:
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), are aircrafts without a human pilot on board, controlled by an operator on the ground. They can come in a wide range of sizes, from small personal drones often used for photography and recreational flying, to larger military and commercial drones used for surveillance, delivery, or other professional tasks. Drones are typically equipped with a camera, and GPS tracking system. Some drones are autonomous, meaning they can fly, avoid obstacles, and complete tasks without human intervention. There are also FPV (First Person View) drones which provide live video feed to the pilots, allowing them to fly the drone as if they were onboard and actually flying the plane.
Advantages:
1. Versatility: Both remote control vehicles and drones can be used for a wide range of applications, including recreation, competition, filming, surveillance, and professional tasks.
2. Accessibility: Most are user-friendly and suitable for all age groups.
3. Safety: As drones can be operated remotely, they are often used for tasks that might be risky for human beings such as inspecting power lines, search and rescue operations, or surveillance.
4. Economically Efficient: Both RC vehicles and drones can be cost-effective alternatives for numerous applications, from movie filming to parcel delivery.
5. Fun: They are often used for recreational purposes like racing competitions which is very entertaining.
6. Educational: They can be used as educational tools, enabling users to learn about aerodynamics, engineering, and robotics.
7. Environment-Friendly: Electric-powered RC vehicles and drones are eco-friendly as they produce zero emissions.
8. Paves the Way for Technological Advancements: The growing popularity and use of these remote-controlled technologies encourage further development and innovation in this field.
Remote control vehicles, also known as RC vehicles, are miniature model cars or trucks that can be controlled from a distance using a specialized transmitter or remote. They are usually powered by electric motors and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, although some versions run on gas or nitrous oxide. Remote control vehicles are broadly categorized into on-road vehicles which are designed to drive on flat, paved surfaces and off-road vehicles which are designed for bumpy, uneven terrains. Some RC cars are nimble and quick, suitable for RC racing, while others like RC crawlers are built for accuracy, precision and off-roading challenges. Add to that, remote control vehicles can be used recreationally or professionally for filming, racing, and even law enforcement in certain situations.
Drones:
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), are aircrafts without a human pilot on board, controlled by an operator on the ground. They can come in a wide range of sizes, from small personal drones often used for photography and recreational flying, to larger military and commercial drones used for surveillance, delivery, or other professional tasks. Drones are typically equipped with a camera, and GPS tracking system. Some drones are autonomous, meaning they can fly, avoid obstacles, and complete tasks without human intervention. There are also FPV (First Person View) drones which provide live video feed to the pilots, allowing them to fly the drone as if they were onboard and actually flying the plane.
Advantages:
1. Versatility: Both remote control vehicles and drones can be used for a wide range of applications, including recreation, competition, filming, surveillance, and professional tasks.
2. Accessibility: Most are user-friendly and suitable for all age groups.
3. Safety: As drones can be operated remotely, they are often used for tasks that might be risky for human beings such as inspecting power lines, search and rescue operations, or surveillance.
4. Economically Efficient: Both RC vehicles and drones can be cost-effective alternatives for numerous applications, from movie filming to parcel delivery.
5. Fun: They are often used for recreational purposes like racing competitions which is very entertaining.
6. Educational: They can be used as educational tools, enabling users to learn about aerodynamics, engineering, and robotics.
7. Environment-Friendly: Electric-powered RC vehicles and drones are eco-friendly as they produce zero emissions.
8. Paves the Way for Technological Advancements: The growing popularity and use of these remote-controlled technologies encourage further development and innovation in this field.