Cheerwing 1:72 German Tiger I Panzer Tank Remote Control Mini RC tank with Sound, Rotating Turret and Recoil Action When Cannon Artillery Shoots (Vary Colors)

Fácil de usar y la carga dura un buen.

There are many revisions of the tank and controller judging from the images of others. Some have an antenna which is why I took mine apart, no antenna in this version. There's a spot for it on the PCB and range is fair (20-30 feet). I modified it with a custom 3D printed FPV camera mount as a DIY platform for a home plumbing inspection bot. Need something that can turn around within a 3 or 4" pipe and this can do it. After playing with it for about an hour figured out there is a speed control and wide turn but the way you use them is unintuitive and the supplied directions are useless. The speed control is indeed the top trigger button as other have mentioned but the difference in speed is almost imperceptible. You can hear the sound difference the servo's make when in "high" or "low" speed mode but it's so minor its almost imperceptible. The wide turn buttons aren't a mode switch, they're a setting and a real pain to deal with. You have to click them many times and the pre-programmed arc of forward/reverse gets tighter with each setting. To go back to driving straight though you must manually undo the wide turn mode by setting the arc in the opposite direction until you're straight. This could take up to 20 button presses to accomplish. Less than ideal but the feature does work, its in there. The turret actually spins in 360, each button press toggles the turret to reverse direction which I took advantage of for mounting an FPV camera. There is no servo to raise or lower the turret. It's on a spring which actually makes the movement quite realistic and enjoyable to watch. The construction is great but i'll ripping most of it apart since the charging port, speaker, and on/off switch are on the bottom which is really bad for driving over anything liquid. There's a tiny 110mah lipo in the tank and it lasts a good while, very power efficient. For my project I'll probably have to upgrade the battery. I'm extremely happy with the purchase. It's actually better quality than I was expecting. There's no way I could make those tiny tank treads on my 3D printer. The turret & treads are delicate and probably won't last long in the hands of a small child and to my knowledge there's no way to purchase replacement treads separately. I would love to be able to purchase them separately to have spares. It's extremely hard to find an RC car let alone a tank this small. I wish the turret had a servo to go up/down. Honestly this tank is darn near perfect and I'll probably buy another.

The Product looks Good but, after reading the reviews I am a bit hesitant on how long it’s going to Last. It shouldn’t have Batteries in this Day and Age. They both should be Rechargeable.

A mi hijo le ha encantado y juega con el desde el sabado 6 de enero, y funciona muy bien.

I'm the type of guy who reads the description and details of everything I buy. A lot of the time I get disappointed because some feature mentioned doesn't work as neatly as it's described. Happens everywhere, right? Not here. Everything works exactly as the description painted my mind's image as. Excellent detail for a 1/72 toy, incredibly durable (I've accidentally driven it off several multi-foot drops and it's just bounced and kept going when set on it's tracks), and lots of fun. My personal favorite thing is to drive it over a dirt path or in an area that's just dirt and imagine it hunting Cromwells and Cruisers and M3 Lee's. The only thing I don't like is the low gear setting. It's only a slight difference from the high speed gear setting. It could stand to be a bit slower, but that's my own personal opinion. The battery in the tank lasts for a good 20'ish minutes, and it recharges in about 10-15. That maybe because of the batteries I have in the controller (Energizer Ultimate Lithiums), but I'm loving it. All in all, this is well worth the price tag. I don't know how long it'll last or when it'll eventually break and I gut it to make a small diorama and immortalize it, but untill then, I'm going to enjoy every minute it gives me.