Silverlit R/C Stingray

Silverlit R/C Stingray

The Silverlit toy manufacture is continuing to release fun and weird radio-controlled toys at an amazing pace. Recently we have seen the Aeronaut, the iBird and the iFairy – and now, a stingray.

The flying features are similar to most flying indoor RC machines which means a 10-15 minute charge gives you 20-25 flying time (charge directly from the remote).

Here’s a video clip of the R/C stingray in action:

The Stingray also comes with a free IR booster, which in the past had to be purchased separately. This means the Stingray can be controlled over greater distances with an increased infra-red range.

It is made from EPP (expanded polypropylene) which is a durable yet lightweight material and comes in 3 frequencies which means you can have 3 flying at the same time.

The R/C Stingray is available from Red5 for £25 (about $49 USD).

5 comments for “Silverlit R/C Stingray” »

  1. PC & Nätverksteknikern
    28 June 2008 at 7:41 am

    Kewl… Var kan man köpa den :D

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    29 June 2008 at 11:15 am

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  3. Robert Birming
    30 June 2008 at 1:49 am

    Den går att beställa via länken i nyheten ovan.

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  5. Flying Stingray is Airborne R/C Weirdness « Gears For Fears
    11 August 2009 at 2:32 am

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