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Indoor Hovercraft is Radio Controlled
Gadget Venue —
... but this time the RC mini hovercraft is getting a mention.
The mini RC hovercraft measures just 10.5CM in length which means it can fit in the palm of your hand. The hovercraft is available in four different colours being blue, red, black and orange. Although I said it was an RC (radio controlled) hovercraft, it actually works with Infra-red meaning it generally needs to be operated with in line of sight of the RC unit.
The mini hovercraft costs $34 from Brando.
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Tiny Indoor Hovercrafts take over Living Room
I4U News —
... have been the big hit the last two years. Here is a new tiny indoor RC toy that could be fun. Hong Kong gadget shop Brando offers what they call the world's smallest remote controlled Hovercraft. The tiny Hovercrafts are 105mm in length and can be controlled via an iR remote control. The little boats can go forward, left and right. The Hovercraft toys (Hover Q) come in four colors and sell each for $34 on Brando . Posted on Mon, 13 Oct 2008 13:15:21 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr ...
Indoor Infrared remote-controlled Hovercraft
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff —
... fun. These mini hovercrafts are pretty tiny in size, which each measure only 10.5CM in length, that can rest on your palm without any problem. These hovercrafts are not radio-controlled, in fact it uses infrared beam to remotely control it, which means it needs to be operated in line of sight. The Infrared RC hovercraft is available in four different colors, which are blue, black, red, and orange. It carries a price tag of $34, and it’s on one of your favorite gadget stores, Brando. Buy online,$34, Brando via [ ...
Hover Q is extremely cute and highly desirable
The Gadgets Weblog —
... vehicles, but you have to admit that the Hover Q, a tiny remote control hovercraft by our friends at Brando is so very awesome. >
The user can take control of this guy for forward, right, and left movements, and the skirt area underneath will inflate up like a genuine hovercraft. I'm not really certain what more I can say other than it is so cute and I have got to get me one of these. >
You should be able to purchase the Hover Q at the Brando website for about $34 in colors of red, blue, orange, and black. > ...
Hover-Q Mini R/C Hovercraft
OhGizmo! —
... The IR controller also acts as a charger, and you can get them on different frequencies to race two at once.
The whole point of hovercraft is to be able to travel on any kind of smooth terrain, whether it’s land or water. I’m not sure whether you can use a Hover-Q in the bathtub, but based on its operating principles, I don’t see why not. They’re $34 each, in blue, orange, red, or black.
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World’s Smallest R/C Hovercraft
GeekAlerts —
... The Hover-Q R/C hovercraft is available in four colors: blue, red, black and orange. You can get the product from the Toys Brando website for $34. ...
Hover-Q Billed as the World's Smallest IR Hovercraft [Hovercraft]
Gizmodo —
... smallest" title is truly valid, but the Hover-Q indoor infrared controlled hovercraft is definitely small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. The flexible skirt lift system can be inflated in a second, it has forward, right and left control, and the IR control doubles as a charger (although there is no info on how long a charge will last). Nonetheless, it seems like a pretty decent deal at $34—especially since toys like this routinely go for $50 or more. [Brando via OhGizmo via TRFJ]
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The World’s Smallest Hovercraft
GadgetReview —
When I was a kid I owned an RC hovercraft. It worked for all of 2 days and then its rubber housing broke. Well, here’s my opportunity to revisit some childhood memories, or lack there of. This tiny RC hovercraft is just 4.1 inches in length, can be driven forward, left and right and is available in red, black, orange and blue. No word on whether or not it will glide over water, though.
You can pick one up here for $34
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