Description
The Minute RWD series combines a rear powered chassis with a Syncro KT-531P transmitter. This Minute Racer is completely fixed as an R/C model that can be easily started by anyone by using 8 AAA batteries. In addition, the MR-03 ReadySet introduced in 2013 is a renewal of the Minute Racer Sport that appeared in 2013. The Minute RWD Series has been recreated as a set with a body full of scale that reproduces the newly developed transmitter and popular vehicles. The biggest topic is the new Syncro KT-531P transmitter. In addition to the steering trim and throttle trim, it also features dual rate and LED control features, as well as a sponge on the steering wheel to ensure a fit during control. In addition, depending on the finish of the display model, it comes with a factory-finished body that satisfies the aroma you want to decorate. Since the chassis has also been successfully proven MR-03, it also has excellent driving performance, durability and reliability. In addition, the new circuit board has been redesigned to provide a linear handling for the steering wheel, and the operation of the optional gyro unit (MZW446) is also more controllable. Why not start your R/C life from this series with the perfect package for the first R/C car? Racing model based on the American Chevrolet high performance road car. The 5.5 liter V8 engine which is midship mounted, strikes 500 horsepower and performs significantly better than the market model by reducing weight and installing aero parts. (Necessary for Driving) 4 x AAA batteries for transmitter. 4 x AAA alkaline or NiMH running batteries Batteries are required to drive this product, but not included. Please purchase separately before driving. This product does not use fuel. Fuel is not included with this product. This product does not include batteries, chargers, paint, glue, oil or grease.
Safety Warning
Please drive in a wide and safe location, such as circuit for RC cars. Never run on the road. Do not run in crowds, parks, and near small children. Do not run in tight spaces or indoors. Do not let others run in a disturbing location such as schools, hospitals, homes, etc. Do not run at night or early morning