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The Carson Nano Racer Aston Martin V12 Vantage Black is designed for hobbyists and collectors who enjoy fast-paced, miniature racing in indoor environments. Its key benefit is the ability to race up to 50 vehicles simultaneously, offering exciting multi-player experiences. A potential caveat is the relatively short 10-minute driving time per charge, requiring frequent recharging.
| Series | Nano Racer |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 500404339 |
| Brand | Carson |
The 2.4 GHz remote control system allows up to 50 vehicles to be driven simultaneously without interference, making it ideal for group races.
The Nano Racer offers an approximate driving time of 10 minutes on a full charge of its NiMH battery.
The car is charged via a charging port located on the 2.4 GHz remote control. Simply connect the car to the remote when it needs charging.
This Carson Nano Racer is built to a 1:60 scale, making it a compact model suitable for indoor racing.
Yes, the Carson Nano Racer is a ready-to-run model. It includes the car, remote control, and NiMH drive battery. You will only need to insert batteries into the remote control and charge the car's battery before the first use.
The car has the following approximate dimensions: Length: 79 mm, Width: 33 mm, Height: 22 mm.
The remote control has an operating range of approximately 15 meters.
Ensure the car and remote control are powered on. Check if the car's drive battery is charged. Verify that the remote control batteries are inserted correctly and have sufficient power. Make sure you are within the 15-meter range.
The typical drive time is approximately 10 minutes. Ensure the drive battery is fully charged before each use. If the time is significantly less than 10 minutes, the battery may be nearing the end of its lifespan.
Confirm that the charging cable from the remote control is securely plugged into the car's charging port. Check that the remote control has fresh batteries installed, as a low battery in the remote may not provide enough power for charging.
Check for any obstructions or debris that might be hindering the wheels or chassis. Ensure the drive battery is fully charged. If the issue persists, the motor may require cleaning or inspection.
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