Snake wireless remote control
Snake wireless remote control
The remote-controlled snake offers a unique experience thanks to its realistic design and flexible body and tail movement. This Power Python RC snake can not only crawl smoothly, but can also swim in water. Its length reaches up to 75 cm and it moves at speeds of up to 5 km/h. Easily operated by remote control allows movement in three directions - forward, left and right. A stable and uninterrupted connection is ensured by the 2.4 GHz frequency. Also included is a demo mode in which the snake moves automatically. A great toy for children who are fascinated by reptiles and enjoy realistic adventures. The snake and remote control require a total of 7 AAA/LR03 batteries (not included). The amphibious snake toy combines fun with exploring the world of reptiles. It offers an exciting play experience that introduces children to nature and encourages their curiosity.
Key features of RC snake wireless remote control
- Remote controlled snake Power Python RC
- Amphibious toy - crawls on land and swims in water
- The perfect choice for all snake lovers
- Length when stretched up to 75 cm
- Realistic snake design with flexible moving body and tail
- 2.4 GHz remote control for precise navigation
Features and technical specifications
- Moves forward, left and right
- It floats in the water
- Demo mode for automatic movement
- Recommended age from 5 years
- Maximum speed 5 km/h
- Package dimensions 38 × 36.5 × 11 cm
- Package weight 1 017 g
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Package contents
- RC model
- Controller
- Batteries 7× AAA/LR03 batteries - 4 for the snake and 3 for the controller (not included)
Specifications
Age and intended use
RC model type
Features
Advanced
Control type
Colour
Dimensions
Included
Model power supply
Controller power supply
Battery
Lexibook, 6 Avenue Des Andes Za de Courtaboeuf Batiment 11, 91940 Les Ulis France, +33 6 12 64 30 77, [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
