Hi, is it a VARIABLE speed and VARIABLE steering vehicle? What kind of transmitter controller it has? It uses 9V or AAA on transmitter? Thanks!!
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one speedall batteries are AA, including transmitter but I understand that some models use a 9 volt on the transmitter. Description should say. Steering is not variable
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I got it for my grandson for Christmas and haven't seen him play with it. It uses AAA battery's
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Yes, it a variable speed by twisting on the handle. Good power for an electric scooter.
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Mathew, Apparently this car player has the capability to get conected wired to a Steering wheel control, but not sure if it can get connected to a universal control or to the built in car control.. I dont have Steering wheel control on my car so I can't assure you of that. Sorry
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Unknown and Unknown.... However, it moves a TON of air and is super durable!! I race offroad and use this to pump air into my cvt manifold on the car. It is pumping dirt, silt, mud, and has been soaked. Still works like the day I bought it. Races like the Vegas to Reno and Baja 1000 it was ran constantly in the hot and cold elements taking a beating for excess of 30 hours. For the price, it's pretty fantastic!!
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This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck. This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends... » Read More This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck. « Show Less
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No it is not variable speed. There is an on/off switch on top of the housing just behind the front handle. One speed!
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My remote for the car received in July 2015 is just one speed, not variable. The remote takes two AAA batteries, not a 9 volt.
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John, it is a variable speed mower. It's pretty impressive in terms of top speed and the all wheel drive works well on slopes and uneven surfaces. Hope this helps.
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It doesn't have a rudder. The steering is accomplished by applying differential power to two rotors (nothing you would need to explicitly need to bother with, its just how your left/right turn actions on the transmitter are translated into...), and elevators.
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yes it is variable speed. there is a rotary control switch at the end of the handle above the power cord
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There are 2 speeds. They are controlled by a gear change switch located on top of the screwdriver. There are 2 positions, low and high. Low is about 200rpm and has more torque. High is about 600 rpm. Others keep saying it is variable. It is not. The speeds are Off (0), Low (200), and High (600). The toggle switch on the side controls directions. Off in the center, clockwise tilted to the top, and counterclockwise tilted to the bottom. This is very easy to get used to and both speeds are easy to control. Just be warned that this is a light duty screwdriver and they are known to have problems with clutch slippage (or some kind of internal gear slippage) if you try to push them too hard. Great for light duty like electronics and small assembly. Get something better if you want to drive sheet rock screws into 2x4s on a regular basis. Best of luck - Jeff
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Both require batteries. The remote is 9 volt and the truck has 3 AA. My grandson loves this toy and it can be turned off to save battery life.
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Yes it is variable speed and has a high and low gear setting. Excellent tool.
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It is 2 speeds, high and low. Variable speed is controlled by you while using it. Hope this helps, my husbandabsolutely loves them. Mary
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This is just a lexan body. It is not an Rc car. The chassis that it is for is mainly for slower speeds rock crawling.
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My 6 year old son got it for Christmas, and has been pretty rough with it. So far it is working fine. I would strongly suggest getting rechargeable AA. The transmitter is still on its original set, but the truck itself lasts about 3 hours of continuous use.
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Greetings: I will give you a qualified yes on the variable speeds. THe motor is a standard brushed DC motor, so load and drive voltage affect speed. You can vary the speed by either varying the drive voltage, or, as in current automobiles, with a pulse-width modulated source. Hope this helps! Terry S.