Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Silverlit PalmZ 2-Channel Infra Red Biplane
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Manufacturer: Silverlit
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Batteries Included: 0
Batteries: 6
Binding: Toy
Brand: SilverLit
EAN: 4891813856597
Feature: 30 Foot range
Is Fragile: 0
Label: Silverlit
Manufacturer: Silverlit
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96
Model: 85659
Publisher: Silverlit
Studio: Silverlit
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Features
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30 Foot range
Designed for indoor Stunt flying
10 minute charge for 5 minutes flying
3 selectable channels, allows airshows with three planes in one room!
Rear mounted motor
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Nice Indoor Flyer - Handle with KIDD GLOVES
Comment: Made of what seems to be a single bubble thickness of old style poly-styrene. Not the new more resilient EPP foam that can take impacts, this mini flyer is prone to self destruct in the first few days (if not as in the case of my 9year old, on the first day). Have fun and be sure to keep the celo tape close to hand and by all means... Handle with Kidd Gloves!!!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Picture the scene: you've taken the children to see the Red Arrows. But the worst happens. The great British weather kicks in, and the show is off. Before things become any worse, do one simple thing. Turn to the X-Twin Palm Z. Now, don't panic about a lack of piloting experience. Powered by a single propeller motor the X-Twin is remarkably responsive in mid-flight and is controlled through the hand held radio control unit, which also doubles as a charging base for the plane. And before you ask, rain is never a problem for the X-Twin, as it is equally happy both indoors and out. In fact, should disaster befall your X-Twin, it comes with a spare propeller blade, allowing you to swap out a damaged blade for a new set and continue flying.
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