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Pair of remote control cars

  • 10-12-2018 4:28pm
    #1
    Puteq
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    Hi, I am wondering would anyone have a suggestion of a decent set of remote control cars. I am finding it surprisingly difficult to find a set - plenty of reviews of a single RC Car but I am wary of buying 2 separately since I want these to race against each other so I would like to buy a pair out of the box ready to do this. Found a few really small ones but I'm thinking not matchbox sized. Just battery powered is fine, I'm not looking for petrol engines. Any suggestions welcome :)


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    I am by no stretch of the imagination an expert here. I remember getting RC cars as a child and we couldn't race them as they apparently were on the same frequency or something (so we would be controlling each others cars randomly, etc.).

    But I seen an RC car in Lidl last week, and it had a 'point of view' camera mounted on the roof. According to the box, it had a choice of (I think two) different frequencies or could connect via Wifi. So I presume these options would mean that you could have two cars racing at the same time on two different frequencies (or presumably, an unlimited amount, if everyone is using their phone/wifi along the way?).


    So perhaps thats the feature/spec you need to look for?


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