[Product Name]
HiTEC Drift Car 1/76 C65 Silver Gray 2WD
[Brand Introduction]
HiTEC is a Japan-based manufacturer specializing in RC vehicles, providing users with an unparalleled drifting experience through high-quality products. With advanced technology and innovative design, they showcase a variety of popular models.
[Key Features]
- Equipped with a gyro sensor for perfect drift recreation.
- The gyroscope quickly corrects the vehicle's body instability during driving.
- The sensitivity of the gyro can be adjusted with the transmitter for flexible counter steering.
- Special metal tires are adopted for slippery grip to simulate drifts.
- 55mAh lithium battery allows for a long drive time of 30 minutes.
- Equipped with coil spring suspension for smooth cornering performance.
- Maximum speed can be adjusted to 20%, 50%, or 100% throttle values based on driving locations.
- Features headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and neon lighting underneath the chassis.
- Two unpainted spare bodies included for personal customization.
- Charging via USB-C connector, compatible with USB power sources or the transmitter.
- Enjoy Hitec’s unique service, “New Product Exchange Guarantee.”
[Usage Instructions]
- Install the battery in the vehicle, then charge via USB-C.
- Bind the transmitter to the vehicle to start driving.
- Maximize drift performance through throttle adjustment and gyro control.
- Fine-tune the setup for the best drifting experience according to the driving environment.
[Specifications]
- Model: C65
- Scale: 1/76
- Drive Mode: 2WD
- Driving Distance: 30m
- Running Time: 30 minutes
- Weight: 21g (0.021kg)
- Battery: Li-po 3.7V 75mAh
- Frequency: 2.4GHz
- Size: 67.5 × 28.8 × 19.5 mm
[Warnings]
- Requires 4 AAA batteries for the transmitter (not included).
- A separate USB charger (5V/1A) is needed for charging.
- Driving performance may vary based on environmental conditions and battery status.
To request a return or exchange, please note that it is mandatory to provide a video of the unpacking of the package.
