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Embark
- Original Nintendo License
- Mini RCsFlight
- ModelsReady to Run
Sonic the Hedgehog ™
Join Sonic and his friends for
- Scale 1:10/Offroad
- Sonic, Tails
Friends - Ready to Run
Carrera Expert RC
Discover the
- Up to 60 km/hAges
- 14 and
- upReady To Run
Carrera Pro RC
Discover the
- and up
- . Up to 50 km/h
- . Ages 14
- and up. Ready To Run
Carrera Turnator
The
- Up to 20 km/hAges
- 6 and
- upSplash-proof
Carrera Action Vehicles
With
- Up to 20 km/hAges
- 6
- and upReady To Run
Carrera RC AIR
With
- Auto Altitude
- ControlDigital Proportional Control
- Ages 12 and up
Carrera Off-Road RC
- Up to 25 km/h
- Splash-proofAges
- 8 and up
Carrera RC SEA
With
- Up to 25 km/hAges
- 14
- and upReady To Run
Carrera RC Preschool
With
- Up to 10 km/hAges
- 3
- and upReady To Run
Carrera RC Buggy
An
- Up to 50 km/h
- Splash-proofAges
- 14 and up
Caterpillar
With these remote-controlled Caterpillar RC vehicles, you’ll become the boss of the construction site. Whether it’s an excavator, bulldozer, or dump truck—these highly detailed models bring the excitement of large construction machinery right into your home. With a variety of scales available, you’ll find the perfect model for every age and every use. Thanks to simple full-function controls, the construction vehicles are easy to operate: forward, backward, left, and right. Whether in the sandbox or in the playroom—these rugged machines are ready for many adventures. The classic yellow designs give them an authentic construction site look and make every play session even more realistic. Ideal for anyone who loves technology and construction site action.
- Splash-proof
- Ages 8
- and up Ready To Run
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Frequently asked questions
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Both controllers and replacement parts for controllers (antennas, joysticks, joystick extensions, and battery compartment covers) are available in ouronline store.
Please note that antennas are not included with the controllers. They can be purchased in theonline store.
No, please use only the original
For 2.4 GHz D/P models, please follow this startup sequence:
1) Turn on the transmitter
. 2) Then turn on the model.
When turning off the equipment after driving or flying, please follow the reverse order.
For 27 MHz models , please check whether the transmitter antenna is faulty or has not been fully extended. If there is another RC model nearby, make sure it is not using the same frequency. If so, please change the frequency.
Vehicles
Check that the antenna on the controller is screwed in as far as it will go. Then pull the antenna all the way out. For the antenna on the vehicle, use the transparent antenna tube included in the package (depending on the model).
Open the vehicle chassis and clean the axles of dust and hair. Also apply a drop of oil (resin- and acid-free grease) to the axles.
1) Turn the car over so that the wheels are in the air.
2) First,
turn the car on using the ON/OFF switch. The LED on the top of the vehicle will flash rhythmically. Turn on the controller. The LED on the controller will flash rhythmically. After a few seconds, the LEDs on the vehicle and the controller will remain lit. Pairing is now complete.
3) Press the button on the upper right side of the controller for about two seconds. Calibration mode is active as soon as the controller LED flashes. (See image)
4) Forward or reverse movement can be stopped using the left joystick.
5) To complete the calibration process, press the button on the upper right side of the controller again for about two seconds—the LED will now remain lit.
Follow these steps if your 2.4 GHz DIGITAL-PROPORTIONAL model pulls to the right or left:
1) Turn the vehicle over so that the wheels are in the air.
2) First,
turn the vehicle on using the ON/OFF switch. The LED on the top of the vehicle will flash rhythmically. Then turn on the controller. The LED on the controller will flash rhythmically. After a few seconds, the LEDs on the vehicle and the controller will remain lit. Pairing is complete.
3) Press the button on the upper right side of the controller for about 2 seconds. Calibration mode is active as soon as the controller LED flashes. (See image)
4) Straight-line stability can be adjusted using the right joystick.
5) To finish the calibration process, press the button on the upper right side of the controller again for about two seconds—the LED will then remain lit.
Yes, it is recommended
For 2.4 GHz Digital Proportional Models:
:
For 27 MHz models :
: Make sure that no one else in your driving area is using the same frequency. To avoid this and ensure that the
The controller antenna should be fully extended. Then turn
For 2.4 GHz Servo Tronic models:
: First turn on the vehicle; the LED on the top of the vehicle will then flash rhythmically. You can then turn on the controller. Here, too, the LED will flash rhythmically for a few seconds. Once the vehicle and the controller are paired, the status LEDs on the vehicle and controller will remain lit.
Adjusting the steering: If
Follow these steps to
1) First
, turn on the vehicle
. 2) Then turn on the controller. When the LEDs on the vehicle and the controller are lit steadily, the pairing process is complete.
You can find all spare parts and accessories for the various Profi RC models in our online shop by entering your model’s part number or name in the search field. All compatible spare parts are displayed on the vehicle’s product detail page.
The exploded view makes it quick and easy to identify individual parts; please note that the exploded view is available exclusively for Profi models.
To
The ON/OFF switch is located on the left side of the car, right next to the battery compartment.
There is a sticker on the back of the controller and on the vehicle near the drive axle that indicates the correct frequency.
Boats
Let the water drain off and dry your boat thoroughly after use. Use regular tap water to clean your boat. The contacts of the water sensors should be treated regularly with vinegar cleaner to prevent corrosion. Make sure the vinegar cleaner does not come into contact with the propeller and rudder. This could cause permanent damage.
How to drain your boat properly:
Falshöft Coast Guard Boat (301001/301005)
Please open the two drain plugs at the bow and stern after every trip and drain any accumulated condensation if necessary. Please make sure to reinsert the drain plugs into their designated openings before each trip.
Ferrari Boat Arno XI (300005)
There is a drain plug at the stern. Open this after each trip to drain the condensation. Please make sure to reinsert the drain plug into the designated opening before every trip.
Power Wave (300001)
You will find the drain button on the underside of the boat, between the propeller and the sensor. Press it in with a blunt object until the condensation has drained from the boat. Since the drain button is spring-loaded, it will automatically return to its original position as soon as you stop pressing it.
Please note that, for safety reasons, the connection can only be made in the water. When starting up, turn on the controller first, then the boat. After the trip, follow the reverse order—turn off the boat first, then the controller.
Our boats are designed for use in fresh water with normal to moderate waves.
If your boat does come into contact with dirty or salty water, it must be thoroughly rinsed with plain tap water afterward.
If your boat or vehicle's battery has been connected properly and the charging process is proceeding normally, the red LED will remain lit. When the battery is fully charged, the red LED will turn green. The battery can then be removed and installed in the vehicle or boat.
Aircraft
If your micro quadcopter (502002) does not take off even though the battery is fully charged, please check that the 4 rotor blades are arranged correctly. The letters are stamped on the top of the rotor blades. It is important to position the A/D rotor blades and the B/C rotor blades correctly.
Before your first flight, please make sure to check whether model aircraft are subject to mandatory insurance in your country. For more information, contact the German Model Aircraft Association. You are not permitted to do the following with your model aircraft:- Fly near airports without permission (minimum distance 1.5 km) - Fly over crowds of people, military installations, hospitals, power plants, or correctional facilities - Please ensure that you always maintain direct visual contact with the aircraft. - Flying in windy or bad weather, as well as under the influence of drugs or alcohol, is prohibited.
Please follow these steps to properly pair the controller with your helicopter:
1. Turn on the helicopter.
2. Turn on the controller.
Exception: For the Sky Hunter (501001) and Red Eagle (501002),
follow these steps:
1. Turn
on the helicopter
.2. Press the right control stick on the controller, then turn it on.
Applies to the following helicopters:
Thunder Storm (501004)
, Helicopter (501007)
, Green Chopper (501003)
, Orange Sply (501005)
, Green Vecto (501008)
, Red Buzzer (500001)
, Micro Helicopter (502001)
Proper trim is essential for stable flight behavior of the helicopter. Adjusting the trim requires some patience and a feel for it.
Please note the following instructions:
Carefully move the throttle lever on the controller upward and let the helicopter climb to a height of approximately 0.3 to 0.8 meters.
If the helicopter is hovering in place and turning to the left or right without any movement of the tail (rotation) control stick, please proceed as follows: If the helicopter is turning on its own axis to the left, either quickly or slowly, gradually push the lower right tail (rotation) trimmer on the controller to the right. If the helicopter turns to the right, gradually push the tail trimmer (circular rotation) to the left.
If the helicopter flies forward or backward while hovering without any movement of the forward/backward stick, please proceed as follows: If the helicopter moves forward on its own, either quickly or slowly, gradually push the upper right forward/backward trim on the controller downward. If the helicopter moves backward, gradually push the forward/backward trim upward.
Applies to the following helicopters:
Sky Hunter (501001)
, Spider Fox (501006)
. Proper trim is essential for stable flight performance. Adjusting the trim requires some patience and a feel for the controls.
Please note the following instructions:
Carefully move the throttle lever on the controller upward and let the helicopter climb to a height of approximately 0.3 to 0.8 meters.
If the helicopter drifts to the left or right while hovering without any movement of the left/right roll stick, please proceed as follows: If the helicopter drifts sideways to the left on its own, either quickly or slowly, gradually push the lower right left/right roll trimmer on the controller to the right. If the helicopter moves to the right, push the right/left trim control gradually to the left.
If the helicopter spins in place to the left or right while hovering, without any movement of the tail (yaw) stick, please proceed as follows: If the helicopter spins on its own—either quickly or slowly—to the left around its own axis, gradually push the lower left tail (yaw) trimmer on the controller to the right. If the helicopter turns to the right, gradually push the tail (yaw) trimmer on the controller to the left.
If the helicopter moves forward or backward while hovering without any movement of the forward/backward stick, please proceed as follows: If the helicopter moves forward on its own, either quickly or slowly, gradually push the upper right forward/backward trim on the controller downward. If the helicopter moves backward, gradually push the forward/backward trim upward.
