New Bright RC Car Review with video
A radio-controlled car (R/C car) is a powered model car driven from a distance using a radio control system. Inputs from joysticks (or a wheel and a trigger) on a transmitter are sent to the car’s onboard receiver.
The receiver interprets the radio signals and sends electrical pulses to the servo and electronic speed controller, making the model turn its wheels and the motor run. Radio-controlled cars can range from simple “stop and go” toys to competitive racing models, which feature all the complexity and adjustability of their full-size counterparts. Building, driving, and modifying radio-controlled car kits is a popular hobby.
In this review, we’ll be reviewing the New Bright RC 4-Wheeler vehicle. I picked this up at wal-mart for $10, and I think I got my money’s worth. It’s more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Watch this video to find out if New Bright RC cars suck or not, and also to find out if Wal-Mart RC cars are good.
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newbright rc’s are fun. i have 1/6 scale dodge ram, and i have lots of fun with it. thats where the fun ends. there are no replacement parts what so ever. if you break something, your screwed. i broke the left front spindle and now my truck is out of comission. it is electric so there is a limited playing time, and they dont sell replacement batteries.when i got it it was only 1 wheel drive. so i had to lock the differential with super glue. the engine parts are made from a brittle plastic as with the rest of the vehicle. the frame is a super breakable fexible plastic. the suspension is prone to break under heavy play.(as i’ve found out). the body is made of some crappy plastic that cracks at the drop of a hat. the steering sucks and doesnt like to turn most of the time. but most of all, there are no replacement parts. newbright wont even honor the warranty that comes with the vehicle of your choice. i tried and they said there was nothing they can do.(bull s@&*!) so if you have the money to go out and buy new ones when the old ones break, then get a newbright rc. but if you dont have the money (like me) dont waste your time or money
If you do not have a perfectly level area to play in
do not purchase a new bright. It will not go over any inclines, grass, leaves, twigs, bumps, or small pebbles as i found out the hard way.
So your r/c car just gets stuck on rocks all day?
That car was like $10 from walmart. I expected crap, and it was.