Each person at least once in his life dreamed of returning to childhood: to have fun with friends, indulge, touch forgotten toys and enjoy spontaneity and complete freedom. As adults, we “play” strict and smart people, hiding a restless child in ourselves. However, it is worthwhile to have at least the slightest chance to have fun, as the "uncle in a suit" turns into a badass-boy who can not stand still.
Cars on the remote control
Even the most avid cynic and skeptic will not be able to resist the fantastic toys on the control panel. Airplanes, tanks, cars, and much more - even adults will get tremendous pleasure from these toys, what can we say about children.
Especially popular at the present time are cars on the control panel. Gasoline or electricity will power this four-wheeled miracle - it is up to the buyer to decide. Everyone can choose a model to taste and price. It is difficult to call them toys - they are only four to five times smaller models of real cars. Complete enthusiasm takes hold of modelers and ordinary racing enthusiasts, experiencing the power of such a machine.
Advantages and disadvantages of gasoline models
Electric car or fuel giant? How to make a choice? Of course, fans of racing and drifting, as well as real modelers, have one and the other in their garage. At the same time, the cars on the gasoline-powered control panel operate for at least 40 minutes due to the internal combustion engine, while their electrical counterparts “run out” much faster. It should also be noted the fantastic speed - up to 60 km / h, which the fuel models are capable of developing. Electric cars can also be equipped with an internal combustion engine, but the fuel for them will not be gasoline at all, but a mixture with oil, methane and other ingredients.
Cars on the control panel on gasoline in length can reach one meter. Of course, such a non-toy size will allow you to fully feel the reality of the ongoing race. However, if the gasoline model is damaged, repairs will cost an order of magnitude more expensive than its electric "competitor".
Varieties of fuel models and their common features
Consider cars on the control panel on gasoline. This category includes huge toys that are mainly “fed” with A-95 brand fuel. However, there are models that need 98th fuel. In addition, for the most part, this category of vehicles is equipped with an engine with a volume of 30 cubic centimeters.
Cars on the control panel on gasoline can be of the following varieties:
- buggy;
- monsters
- tragedies;
- jeeps and others.
Each group has its own characteristics and specifications. However, there are several parts that combine all the cars in this category. Firstly, these are excellent shock absorbers. The desire to "drive" his model on the jumps, from the slides and on the road should not turn into disappointment from her unsuccessful landing. Therefore, manufacturers have provided their “children” with excellent shock absorbers, which, in harmony with an independently functioning suspension, allow you to adapt the car for a soft landing. The second characteristic feature that unites all gasoline cars on the control panel is huge wheels. It is due to them that racing on any surfaces and soils is possible. The shifted center of gravity does not give the car a chance to “leave” or roll over on a sharp bend. This is the third common feature.
Models can be full, rear or front wheel drive. At the same time, for each of them it is necessary to purchase a “set of autobot”: oil for two-stroke engines, batteries for the control panel and, of course, fuel.
Still think that the path to a man’s heart lies through his stomach? Buy him a car on the control panel - and your opinion will change diametrically.