The fastest robot into the show: The Mechanical Rabbit Introducing the 8th wonder of Robocraft series! Get ready, because right here comes an excellent fun to assemble, very quickly, super colorful Mechanical Rabbit. Engine rotating power is transferred to the legs via crank dishes to make the bunny hop. The long ears therefore the rounded face, which have been specially molded, use semi-transparent parts, providing the rabbit a funky appearance. Set up is simple with use of screws and snap-lock parts.
See-through clear switch and gearbox A see-through switch with red clear parts adds a cool, futuristic appearance. More over, this feature also enables you to see interior mechanisms.
Battery relocated ahead for effective motion. The Mechanical Rabbit is running on only one R03/AAA/UM4 battery pack (offered separately) to keep this agile bunny lightweight. Motor and battery case have now been shifted to your front side of this human anatomy to permit for smooth, unhindered back leg motion.
Various movement for front and rear feet to make the rabbit hop. Engine rotating power is used in the feet via crank dishes to help make the rabbit hop. Back feet kick the robot forward in a hopping motion similar to compared to a...cute little bunny rabbit. As a lot more of the extra weight is born by the front feet, rollers are attached to the feet to eliminate this extra load.
Operating the Rabbit The technical bunny is sold with guides become mounted on both sides of bunny therefore it can be utilized on Mini 4WD circuits. You are able to race your friends.
Care: operate on flat, smooth areas. Avoid running over slopes, on bumpy roadways or on thick carpet.
Fundamental Requirements
- Total length: 115mm
- Total weight: 95g (w/ out batteries)
- Body material: ABS resin
- Gearbox, motor also included.
- Includes guides to be attached on both edges to really make the mechanical bunny useable on Mini 4WD circuits.
- A screwdriver the installation is supplied.
- Needs one R04/AAA/UM4 battery pack (sold separately).
- Continuous operating time with Alkaline battery, 40 min.
