Just move your RC playtime indoors, and keep on enjoying your hobby no matter what the weather does outside.
NITROs get too loud, and spew too much exhaust fume, for most people & # 39; s comfort.
You only need to take a look at an RC website & # 39; s "all" remote control cars page to find that you have a huge selection of cars to choose from, not to mention a large variety of sizes.
In fact you 'll spend hours trying to decide which model you want if you do not approach your selection process with a good idea of the style, size, and category of the car you want before you ever look at the vehicles available to you.
The first step in your decision - making is what style of remote control car you see #
* Classic cars include mustangs from the 1960s, camaros, challengers, chargers, and barracudas from the 1970s, street rods, coupes, the VW "bug," and hot rods from the 1930s & 1950s. of nostalgia, or collect your favorites, and create a display cabinet for visual storage when you are not operating them.
* Modern day models. No end to your choices here. Lamborghinis, Mercedes, BMWs, Ferraris, Audis, Nissans, Toyotas, Fords, Chevys, Lotus, and Mini-Coopers - the toughest part of this category is deciding which brand name you want .
* Specialty cars offer police cars, the Dukes of Hazard "General Lee," laser equipped cars for battle, speed racer, the Batmobile, buggies, camera equipped RCs for spy missions, models that operation on any terrain, and stunt cars.
* Race cars for speed on ovals, drag strips, and off-road. Pick out your high speed radio control car from the offerings of formula 1s, racing buggies, dragsters, F50s, drift cars, and GTs.
(A word of advice when selecting the style of your remote control toy.
Next pick your category:
If you want an electric RC for quiet running, or a NITRO for super speeds? If you are an indoor toy the likely choice here is an electric RC. use in enclosed spaces.
Remote control cars come in a large number of different sizes varying from minis to very big. A 1/16 mustang means that the real car is sixteen times larger than the RC, and that 'sa reasonable size for operation in your house.
But if you decide you want a 1/6 size sports RC you & # 39; ll need an awesome large room if you want to play with it indoors.
Just because the weather turns cold does not mean you must hang up your remote control car hobby for the winter. RC that suits your radio control playing preferences, and one that also adapts well to indoor operation.
