Remote Control Toys (RC)

1 nautical mile = 1.85200 kilometers

1 nautical mile = 1.15077945 mile

Brushless are 10x more powerful than brushed and use 3 wires instead of 2. And most brushless motors are outrunners, meaning the spinning part is outside not inside.

There isn't one. Get a new battery.

Hello, Jamison here, They have A thin layer of conductive material on the bottom, The place that they contact has both contacts exposed, when you push the button you are completing the circuit

i would say nitro cause with nitro you just have to refuel to keep going and you don't have to worry about your battery running out of charge or having to remember to recharge and stuff like that, also they hit much higher top speeds

look under the couch

Based on a detailed analysis of the information given in the question,
the following conclusions can be drawn:
-- Something is broke.

-- The batteries are not the problem.

Due to the improved performance and light weight to thrust ratio, brushless motors have made greatly improved the performance of RC models. Old style brushed motors have contact points that rub together in order to conduct the current to the stator. Needles to say, these parts rubbing together is an inefficient way to run an electric motor. Brushless motors use a special speed control that rotate the current directly to the stator, eliminating brushes. This direct link to the stator also produces more electric current to be effeciently supplied to the motor and greatly increases the power and performance. RC planes with brushless motors, in addition to the advances of Lipo batteries, when used as directed, can now achieve the vertical performance once only available in gas RC planes.

Radio-controlled (or R/C) cars are self-powered model cars that can be controlled from a distance using a specialized transmitter. 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.

between 2700 and 3000 kv

In theory yes you can. As long as the engine will fit in the boat, is waterproofed, and can be rigged to move the boats propeller.

Well, I am not from "AZ," nor am I a lawer. But, as long as you can use an RC Boat, and fish in those same waters... I don't see the problem with attatching a fishing device to an RC boat. And fishing. With it.

There are two types of cups for "tea time",

Cup A - one has a handle & is shorter in height, (western style cup)

Cup B - the other doesn't have a handle & is taller in height. (Asian style cup for tea)

press left Button to pour tea into the left cup & middle button to pour tea into the right cup.

Game objective: Only pour tea into Cup B.

So press the correct button to pour tea into the correct cup(s)

Okay, I know the other types of tycoʻs go for allot.. But thatʻs the hoppers and Bandits,ETC. If it has itʻs box id say anywhere between $25-$45, With out, it would be $5-$20. But iʻll tell you what, IF huge IF you want to you could e-mail me: a78mgm@yahoo.com And i could buy it of you. This car may have a little market value but not much. But i donʻt care about that! This is the truck that started it all! My love for R/cʻs came from this little 10" truck.. And IF itʻs cool with you i would love to have her again.

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A micro servo is a small servo. The term can be used to describe any servo that is smaller than a "typical" servo. For example a servo that is about 1.5" x 1.5" x 0.5" would probably be called a micro servo. Most servos use the same signals and voltages, so usually a micro servo can be plugged into any servo controller or radio receiver that a regular servo can be plugged into.

This can depend on the charger and the battery. I'll go off what most people i know use commonly. If you have a fast charger and a 1800mAh 7.2V battery, then it should take a little over an hour. Obviously bigger mAh batteries take longer to charge as they last longer.

you need to tune the engine and when you start it give it a bit of throttle to keep it running and tune you idle screw to keep it running

well maybe, you never know unless you try

Most RC cars have a steering adjustment dial on the bottom of the car. It will be located between the tires that steer the car. Move the dial the direction that you want the tires to face. Keep adjusting this until the car drives straight.