- What does full proportional mean on this car?
- Steering and throttle respond in proportion to the trigger and wheel, so you can hold part throttle and small steering angles. That is what allows a controlled drift instead of just turning left or right.
- What does the gyro do?
- It senses the car rotating and adds steering correction to keep the slide pointed where you want. It makes drifting easier for beginners, and many drivers turn it down or off once they learn to countersteer.
- Where can I drive it?
- Smooth indoor floors such as tile, wood or polished concrete suit it best. Carpet, gravel and rough pavement stall a 1:43 car with small wheels.
- Can several cars run together?
- Yes. The 2.4GHz radio pairs the car to its own transmitter, so multiple cars can run at the same time without interfering with each other.
- What is in the box?
- You get the assembled car, a 2.4GHz transmitter and the battery and charging gear needed to run it. Check the box contents for the exact charger type.
- Is it a good first RC car?
- Yes, if you want to learn drifting indoors. The gyro and proportional controls are forgiving, and the small size keeps speeds manageable. Serious outdoor drifting needs a larger chassis.
- Where is the D43-02 1:43 2.4GHz Full Proportional 4WD Alloy RC Drift Car With Gyro cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $41.51, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the D43-02 1:43 2.4GHz Full Proportional 4WD Alloy RC Drift Car With Gyro?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon.