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The instructions are in Chinese - has anyone played with this one?
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The instructions are in Chinese - has anyone played with this one?If you can cut, drill, saw, hit things and swear a lot, you're well on the way to building a working model sub. -
In the video it showed using A size battery. I am used to AA size but not sure about A. -
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They were actually looking at my company to destribute them, so I got one sent to me to evaluate.
Believe it or not, it actually works incredibly well, and runs a looong time on standard recchargeable batteries.
Should take the average guy in here about 10 minutes to make, its almost too simple.
it is absolutely watertight, and has a incredible range underwater for its 27 Mhz.
It is just kinda basic looking, and thank god the stickers supplied blanch out immediatly upon use in a pool.
Its so basic that I doubt one will ever break down, thankfully because no additional parts are available.
It doesnt really lend itself to any sort of modification, as there is zero room inside its watertight compartment.
Its built really tuff, I rammed it against the wall of my pool a few times, with zero damage.
Any further questions??
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No, no more questions. It was new to me and I knew someone here had to have tested this already! Thank you.If you can cut, drill, saw, hit things and swear a lot, you're well on the way to building a working model sub.Comment
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The only thing wrong with it, is its instructions. By now they were supposed to have translated them to English, but iobviously, have not.
The instructions are mostly pictograms, so I would think that most people can put this together anyways.
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