So, pre-amble over - this is a great weekend project, which does not require any electronics skills, or a fancy workshop, and I hope sows the seed of possibility that when you or your kid if bored of the aesthetic or function of a RC toy, that you can simply dismantle it, and remix it into something new. Early childhood educational toys. Early childhood cognitive animal model toys can be used in family indoor swimming pool or outdoor lake, river, pond and other waters. Good waterproof performance. Double waterproof rubber ring on the hull, waterproof coating on the circuit board, the bottom of the boat is fully enclosed and waterproof.

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