M1A2 Abrams1: 16, RC tank 2.4GHz

M1A2 is a modern American tank introduced in the 90s. He is a typical representative of the category called the "Main Battle Tank" - a fast, heavily armored vehicle with a massive cannon that carries the bulk of the fighting. The M1A2 version, which is our model, is an upgraded version introducing additional depleted uranium armor in the most critical areas, with its own armor combining high-strength steel, ceramics, tungsten and plastics to provide maximum resistance to modern tank projectiles and anti-tank missiles. M1A2 Abrams is powered by a 1500 HP Honeywell gas turbine that gives the vehicle over 61 tons of speed up to 72 km / h on the road. Armed with a 120mm Rheinmetall cannon (just like the German Leopard 2 and Japanese Type 90) with a smooth main shot of special bulletproof bullets from depleted uranium M829A1 "Silver Bullet", two 7.62 mm machine guns and one 12.7 mm. More details about the actual tank: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_Abrams

The M1A1 Abrams RC electric drive faithfully performs most of the actual tank functions. It is equipped with a realistic chassis with flexible plastic belts, driven, independently hinged and spring-loaded trolleys and tensioning wheels, which allow forward and reverse travel, left and right turns forwards and backwards. There is a pure tank-like "spin-off" - rotation on the spot with counter-motion of the belts. The realistic tune of the tank is underlined by the sound simulation of the engine running, machine gunning and gun shooting. There are, of course, functional lights. The tower is rotated and the cannon is controlled remotely (triggering and raising the barrel). Not only that - the model really shoots! His cannon is not just an imitation but it's a spring-loaded gun with a manual charge of plastic aerodynamically shaped projectiles that mimic the real "Silver Bullets"." For safety reasons, the rubber head has a rubber head instead of a uranium core head; an effective gun cannon is 1-2 m. For the shooting practice the model is supplied with a paper target with the silhouette of the Russian tank T-72.

The transmitter supplied with the model has two levers that control the model's travel, similar to the "rajčáky" in the actual tank: by swinging forward forward, the tank goes straight ahead, while the backward deflection reverses the tank. For example, if you turn the left lever forward while the right lever is in neutral, the tank turns to the right (the left belt moves faster). When deflecting one lever forward and the other back, the tank rotates in place due to the counterclockwise movement of the belt. Other functions are controlled by the buttons: two buttons control the turn of the tower to the right or left (at an angle of max. 340 °), the other two controls the cannon's pitch (the movement is accompanied by gunfire i) and the fifth is triggered by the cannon.

The RC model controlling model operates in the 2.4 GHz band. This means that more models of the same type can be operated at the same time without worrying about interference. The safe range of the RC kit is approx. 30 m.

The transmitter is powered by a 9-volt battery pack (supplied with the model), powered by a 6-cell 7.2V NiMH 800 mAh kit supplied with the model along with a 200 mA mains charger.

The model is designed to ride in the room, never drive it in water, puddles, mud, sand, high grass, public roads and other places (eg car parks) with car traffic. Unsuitable surfaces are also high "furry" rugs.

The kit includes: a ready-to-go ready-to-go model, a transmitter, a 7.2 V battery, four plastic projectiles, a power charger, a paper target and a guide.

• The model may not be operated independently by persons under the age of 15 without the supervision of an adult.
• ALL people present with shooting must still be fitted with safety goggles for air-soft shooters.
• It is forbidden to aim and shoot at persons or animals.
• Never look into the mouth of the barrel - the gun may spontaneously fire as a result of accidental interference by an external signal.
• Always carry out any manipulation of the model with the protective cap attached.

All Hobby Engine tanks use a mechanical spring mechanism with a tensioning force of less than 150 N for firing projectiles. They are therefore not a firearm in the sense of the Firearms and Ammunition Act No. 119/2002 Coll. as amended, and shall not be subject to any restrictions imposed by this Act and related regulations.