Made by Takara Tomy of Japan, the Hover Q can shoot across flat surfaces on a cushion of air. Despite its size, it is a true hovercraft. No tiny wheels hide beneath the airbag.
As with all mini-RC vehicles, it sucks the life out of batteries. Luckily four AA batteries are included with a charger. A ten minute charge nets you five minutes of cruisin' time.
The Hover Q comes in four colors (red, blue, orange, and black) and utilizes two bandwidths so you can race two of them at a time. The battery charger is also the remote control unit for the hovercraft. You can increase/decrease speed and turn left or right with just a flick your fingers. Though the controls are quite obvious, all of the instructions (and the box) sport Japanese.
As with all mini-RC vehicles, it sucks the life out of batteries. Luckily four AA batteries are included with a charger. A ten minute charge nets you five minutes of cruisin' time.
The Hover Q comes in four colors (red, blue, orange, and black) and utilizes two bandwidths so you can race two of them at a time. The battery charger is also the remote control unit for the hovercraft. You can increase/decrease speed and turn left or right with just a flick your fingers. Though the controls are quite obvious, all of the instructions (and the box) sport Japanese.
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