About rc & robot toys
RC and robot toys include remote control trucks, drift cars, robot dogs and programmable gesture robots.
Vehicles include an 8-wheel amphibious truck on 2.4 GHz, a 1:24 scale drift car with gyro steering and 1:30 construction trucks such as a bulldozer and excavator. Robot picks cover a remote control robot dog, a mini gesture robot with touch and voice recording, a football fighting robot and a robot building set with up to 670 pieces.
Check the controller type and battery. 2.4 GHz remotes avoid interference when several toys run together. Amphibious trucks handle shallow water and mud. Scale numbers show size, so 1:24 is smaller than 1:10. Programmable robots suit kids who like coding and gestures, and wall-climbing spiders suit pranks.
RC & Robot Toys questions
What does 2.4 GHz mean for an RC toy?
It is a radio band that lets several toys run at the same time without crossing signals. It also gives the remote a stable connection to the toy over a short distance.
What does 1:24 scale mean?
It means the toy is 1/24 the size of a real car. A larger fraction, such as 1:10, is a bigger toy. Check the listing for actual length.
Can RC trucks go in water?
Only the amphibious models are designed for it. Keep non-amphibious cars on dry ground, and follow the listing for depth limits and drying instructions after use in water.
