RC Geeks Discount Codes & Deals

Thanks for posting @James_DeanJ7S and a belated welcome to hotukdeals (y)

Out of stock :-(

If the console race of the 90s was today the slogan would be "8Bitdo does what Nintendont".

It's for wired controllers, so unless the wavebird also has a wired option I wouldn't have thought so. There are other dongles you can get which allow wireless controllers to connect to the switch (e.g. Xbox/PlayStation controllers) although I'm unsure if wavebird would be supported because of its age.

It is technically compatible but you need an extension, according to 8bitdo themselves. https://support.8bitdo.com/faq/gbros.html

Another option is purchase from Amazon in Europe, they include a fee for importing it, its a similar price.

Transport committee, latest: committees.parliament.uk/publications/2806/documents/27570/default/ Govt response to it: committees.parliament.uk/publications/3949/documents/39577/default/ The latest government document produced in December. I find it odd they don't want people to need a driving license to ride one, yet it is those drivers that they are aiming to encourage out of their cars. If people don't have a license they will already be walking/cycling or using public transport, they don't want to change the behaviour of those people, there is no reason from an environmental perspective to move a cyclist to an e-scooter.

Have the g30 Max. Covered some 700 miles. Battery lasts just over 3 hours in continuous mode red S or S + mode... 6 hour charge. Very sturdy solid built.. I paid £730 from ninebot website.. with 2 year warranty Max not a single issue yet. Although the stem locking mechanism is getting a bit loose.. highly recommend the g30 Max, it’s a proper commuters had the xiomi m365 and the ninebot es2.. there are mere toys in comparison the g30 Max, even this scooter is a toy..

Sort of. 20% is levied at the point of sale IF the value of the item is less than £135. If more, the importer (you) have to pay VAT (and customs duty if applicable) at the point that the goods arrive in the UK. In law, you are responsible for paying this - not the exporter (like Aliexpress) and in practice, it is the delivery company who pays on your behalf and then bills you. So for the person above, planning to purchase this Scooter on Aliexpress, the cost will be whatever Aliexpress charges PLUS 20% VAT PLUS customs (if applicable) plus a fee (for sorting the paperwork and paying this for you) to the carrier company (RoyalMail charge £8). Note: Low Value Consignment Relief has also been abolished - so the scooter couldn't come in a package that says, for example, "Bracelet - value less than $15" - like they used to do for Xiaomi MiBands etc... Bottom line: Thanks to Brexit, it is now no longer worth the hassle of buying anything that costs more than £135 from a company where the goods are delivered from outside of the UK - so that includes French/German/Italian Amazon as well.

No one seems to understand ! These cheap Chinese scooters will never be legal to use on the highway when the new law comes into place lol No one will insure these current little death traps for road use ! maxmix

Those that already purchased the Mavic Pro will obviously slate this. By now folks will have tried the air. I believe it’s a great contender.

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You can get the mavic pro platinum flymore for £1,243 on amazon (from amazon) just now. Same day delivery Best price ive seen the platinum flymore

works on GPS location. so take a UK one to USA and get FCC while you are there. bring a USA one to UK and it will switch to CE

Or if you buy one in the USA, would that get around it?

​jyst pop into b&m once you've got it ;)

order one for morning walk

Thanks OP ordered 2 for kids dropping to school primary & Secondry. X)

guessing it's battery-electric; if you're light enough to travel with a petrol-electric generator within the payload can it recharge in flight?

​It's 500m up and the furthest it can fly in 23mins with a top speed about 100mph.