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XRay T2′008 September 26, 2007

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Xray T2 08

“Revolution” “Evolution” “Optimization.” Key terms that describe how the T2′008 was realized. XRAY’s R&D and the factory driving teams have spent a great deal of time analyzing, testing and creating, all in the effort to bring you the very best optimized platforms for your racing needs. From the optimized suspension… through the optimized drivetrain… to the optimized chassis and top decks… every small detail has been optimized for particular racing conditions. Many of the features that made the T2′007 so successful have been carried over to the T2′008 with numerous details changed to make it even better than its predecessors.

New T2’008 Features:

More Information can be found on the XRay Website.

Tenori-ON September 14, 2007

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Not R/C related, but cool none the less … I have got to get one of these.

The TENORI-ON is a unique 16 x 16 LED button matrix performance instrument with a stunning visual display. For DJs & producers it is a unique performance tool enabling them to perform using MIDI and load the TENORI-ON with samples to ‘jam / improvise’ within their set BPMs.

Indoor Electric RC Helicopter with Onboard Video Spy Camera September 14, 2007

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The BladeRunner Recon is a soon to be released indoor electric RC helicopter with built in micro wireless spy camera. This radio control BladeRunner Recon spy helicopter has a video camera built right into the nose.

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The video signal is sent by wireless signal back to a 2.2″ LCD screen built right into the transmitter. This displays a real time picture from the Recon rc helicopter’s point of view.

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The BladeRunner Recon’s receiver can also be connected to your tv, for a larger view. It can even record still images and video clips of lengths up to one minute on its internal memory, which you can download to your computer through a standard USB port. A USB memory stick can be used for longer clips.

The BladeRunner Recon is a 3 channel rc helicopter. This means it can be maneuvered up & down, turn right & left, and move forward & backward. Two sets of blades are included with the BladeRunner Recon, one “beginner” set for practice, and one “pro” set for serious use. More Bladerunner parts can be purchased at RCToys.com.

The BladeRunner Recon comes ready to fly with no assembly required.

Manufactured by Interactive Toy Concepts, the BladeRunner Recon is expected to be available this fall, for a price of aproximately $200 US. View more Bladerunner Series RC Helicopters.

Synapse Rx-R Ducted Fan Jet September 14, 2007

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ElectriFly Synapse Ducted Fan Jet

Synapse Rx-R - Red hot performance — Cold War looks!

The Synapse Rx-R (GPMA6000) can be ready for launch in under 10 minutes – and ready to impress the moment it hits the sky. It offers brushless power for breathtaking aerobatics, pre-installed, matched components, and a fresh look at what ducted fan jets will be. Also available as an ARF (GPMA1870).

Specifications

Stock Number: GPMA6000 (Rx-R Version) or GPMA1870 (ARF Version)
Wingspan: 26.5 in (665 mm)
Wing Area: 168 in² (10.8 dm²)
Weight: 12.5-13.5 oz (350-380 g)
Wing Loading: 10.7-11.6 oz/ft² (33-35 g/dm²)
Length: 24 in (590 mm)
Rx-R Requires: 3+ channel radio w/elevon mixing, 11.1V, 910-1250mAh LiPo battery and micro receiver
ARF Requires: 3+ channel radio w/elevon mixing and two nano servos, a 20-40-3500 in-runner brushless motor, 25A brushless ESC, 11.1V, 910-1250mAh LiPo battery and micro receiver

Head on over to Electrifly’s Website for more information.

World’s largest R/C Plane September 14, 2007

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Listed in the Guinness World Records as the largest R/C plane in the world the B29 “Dina Might” is 1:5 scale. Its span measures 8.9m and the whole thing weighs 210 kilograms and equipped with a 4 X 160cc engine.

Found at Live Leak and Gizmodo