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The Zero G has an intelligent on board observation system that continually monitors the angle of the car. Once the Zero G is driven into a wall, it will immediately begin to climb using its grippy tracks. As it travels past 45 degrees, the car’s observation system will activate the Air Venturi Suction System which acts as a vacuum, sucking the car’s underside flat against the wall. Users are then able to drive the Zero G in what ever direction they desire whilst it remains flat against the wall. As the Zero G touches down onto horizontal ground again, the Air Venturi System is switched off and the car can be driven as usual.
The most important question in our minds is what's the range on this new RC car? Because if you're going to try to drive one up the side of a glass skyscraper, you wanna know at what point it's going to fall back down.

did u read the instructions?..... no? well u have to put the tempalte on... otherwise it will not be accepted!

Go here

http://thegadgetlounge.myfreeforum.org/about281.html

Josh

ok, neva mind.... just remember for next time.. lol

Josh

will do lol