Petrol RC Cars are becoming more and more popular each year as the technology inside them becomes more available and at a cheaper price than the actual cars do not cost as much as they used to.
Until recently a petrol remote control car would set you back over £700, but due to the combination of research, demand and the manufacturing being done for all parts under the same roof, the price has dropped dramatically.
For those who are not aware of how these petrol cars differ to a rc car you may see played with in the park, these run on unleaded fuel purchased at your local petrol station. You also need 2 stroke oil, put a combination in which is given in the manual and away you go.
The use of unleaded petrol means that they are much cheaper to run compared to nitro cars, which need actual nitro fuel from model shops.
What many people are surprised with is how big these cars are. They are not the same as a commonly known remote control car, which come in 1/8th and 1/10th size, these are a big 1.5th scale so around a meter or more in length and pretty noisy.
All in all, these petrol rc cars are aimed at people who have had rc cars before and a few years experience, but definalty great fun to control or watch.
by Rob Stone
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Rob is the owner of a website which gives information on the different RC Cars available, options where to buy and other resources for
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