Officially licensed replica of an icon from the 1960s and 1970s,1/16 Scale model classic campervan from Volkswagen,.
Features
Radio Controlled
Full Function
Fully Licensed Product
Ready To Run
LED Lights
Red/Cream & Green/Cream - Assorted
Specifications
9 x AA Batteries required (not included)
Box Includes
1/16 Scale 1962 VW Bus
Remote Control Unit
Instruction Manual
(You need to add postage to this price which starts from £4.18)
Features
Radio Controlled
Full Function
Fully Licensed Product
Ready To Run
LED Lights
Red/Cream & Green/Cream - Assorted
Specifications
9 x AA Batteries required (not included)
Box Includes
1/16 Scale 1962 VW Bus
Remote Control Unit
Instruction Manual
(You need to add postage to this price which starts from £4.18)
What is the range of the remote control? (Good for playground?)
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Not a problem if you use rechargeable battery’s
So you have to buy an AA battery charger & 10 rechargeable AA batteries. I haven't seen a charger that charges more than 4 batteries at a time, so you have to charge 4, then another 4, and finally another one. That must take up the best part of a day. That, together with the cost of the charger and batteries, and the electricity used charging doesn't make this a very cheap item.
Or you could go to poundland and buy 10 batteries for a quid.
The only downside using rechargeable AA batteries in RC vehicles is... they run slightly lower voltages.
For example a bog standard AA battery runs at 1.5volts, most rechargeable AA batteries only put out 1.2volts.
I've had RC cars fail to operate when using rechargeable batteries, most RC toys will not recommend using the toy on rechargeable's, will say this in the intructions or on the box.
Most basic cars have 5 AA for the car plus a 9v for the remote so 9 in total seems about right.
You could then play for 30 mins and return to poundland for another 10.
Don't think you'll that long out of them tbh