Land Air Rc Stunt Machine

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Harold Haley

Editorial Review Whether support is necessitated by land or by air, this radio-controlled military vehicle and aircraft may get to the action. The plane mounts to the all-terrain vehicle on land to provide a lot of further and added aerodynamic lift for the duration of racing and stunts. The ATV travels at greatest or most complete or best possible speeds of 300 scale miles per hour and has a racing range of 150 feet. With a flip of the switch on the handset, kids may launch the twin turbo-prop plane right from the vehicle or by hand and control it to climb, dive, or glide at speeds just over 12 miles per hour. The plane travels as far away as 300 feet and full suspension wheels help in the aircraft’s safe landing. A single remote control lets you switch amid the two motorized machines and two further and added levers move them forward, backward, left, or right. This land/air stunt machine operates on a frequency of 27 megahertz. For a successful race versus another vehicle, kids will want to buy the associate land/air machine on the 49 megahertz frequency; sold separately. –Cristina Vaamonde

Land Air Rc Stunt Machine

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Land Air Rc Stunt Machine

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Land Air Rc Stunt Machine

Land Air Rc Stunt Machine Pic

Land Air Rc Stunt Machine

Land Air Rc Stunt Machine Pic

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106 of 113 humans found the following review helpful.
1Remote control Land/Air
By A
Well, I’m not very happy with regards to this product. I expended 100 dollars on it, to then find out that I had to spend another 40 on the battery and charger. After getting it charged, we tried it outside. The plane came down and hit the side walk chipping the very soft styrofoam that it is make out of. We then took it to the school field and lost total control and it just kept going and going. Well after 2 days of looking for it, I guess it is gone! What a waste of cash and the dissappointment that my 10 year old had to go through!!! No more of MGA’s for us! Might have to put a stop to my daughters collection of Bratz becauase of this. My counsel , DO NOT BUY THIS TOY!!!!!!! I would not have even giving it a 1 rating, but I had to in order to make this post , I would have givin it a 0

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
4This plane may fly in the snow !
By Darla J. Shook
We were a little skeptical with regards to an RC car and plane in one package. We thought it would be junk. However, we were enjoyably surprised. On Christmas Day, our 7 year old was chomping at the bit to undertake out his new toy. After a few hours, we couldn’t take it anymore. Against our better judgement, and the instructions in the manual, we set off for the school yard for the duration of a snow flurry to fly our Land/Air RC. Although the car did not work well in the snow, the plane flew exceedingly well. After 1 undertake our 7-year old was competent to master the controls. The plane is likewise very durable. We have managed to get it stuck at least half a dozen times in trees and have had to throw baseballs at the plane to get it down. No harm has been done to the plane.
Regarding the issue in regards to the extra battery pack, it has been our experience that this is a requisite of most R/C vehicles. After purchasing the vehicle, we merely got rid of the instruction manual to review the requirements. We were well prepared for Christmas morning.
This toy is a lot of fun and we commend it!

6 of 6 persons found the following review helpful.
4The Car was Great but the plane… Uhhhgg!
By A
The plane never worked because it kept dive bombing (it was REALLY bad balanced)and didn’t have sufficient power; but the car was outstanding because I have a actually long driveway. The turbo feature was in truth cool but it made the battery time regarding half as long. IN A NUTSHELL, DON’T GET THIS IF YOU HAVE AAANNNYYY WANT TO FLY THE PLANE BECUSE IT DOESN’T WORK!!

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