Home » category » gadgets » Radio Controlled

Syma 603 Radio Controlled Helicopter

Posted on February 10th, 2009
Posted by admin under Radio Controlled
Syma 603 Radio Controlled Helicopter

This “Ready to Fly” helicopter is ideal for the novice. No skill needed accept to be able to twiddle a couple of knobs and point the radio control aerial in the right direction. Easy!

  • admin: I believe that it's Westminster Bridge, London....
  • Debbie: What bridge is this? I'm fairly certain it is one in UK b...
  • Auto body shop Arlington Virginia VA: Hi this is jimmy Wilson, nice post keep posting. The GSX-R1...
  • Don: Nice video glasses!...
  • Don: These video glasses are a bit heavy to me and my nose :(...

  • Tag Cloud

  • Categories

  • Links

  • RSS Gadget Show Blog

    • The brain game July 23, 2009
      The human ability to create evermore impressive technology never fails to astound me. It wasn’t long ago we were all marvelling at a box that could display moving pictures in black and white. Then we were astounded when these moving pictures were suddenly in technicolor. Now we don’t even look at a television unless it’s about an inch thin! That’s just one e […]
    • Wave of the future? July 22, 2009
      Google Wave, the Big G’s new real-time online communication and collaboration tool for friends goes live on September 30, with the service only initially open to a lucky 100,000. It’ll be available to everyone from about a month later. So, is Wave the next step in communication as Google thinks? Well, it’s certainly an interesting prospect. Unveiled a couple […]
    • Bowlingual Voice is barking mad! July 21, 2009
      I’ve seen some crazy gadgets in my time (robot jellyfish, modular robots), but this one takes the bicsuit… the dog biscuit. The Bowlingual Voice, apparently, analyses the acoustics of a dog’s bark and translates the results into a human voice. Hmm. Call me sceptical… Made by Japanese (who else?) toymaker Takara Tomy, the Bowlingual Voice focuses on six emoti […]
    • Ortis gets Hobnox-ious! July 20, 2009
      If you like to think you’re a bit of a musician, but you’ve got about as much song-writing talent as Katie Price with a Crayola, then maybe you should check out the Hobnox Audio Tool musical software. It’s a browser-based software, so it’s already a winner in my book. Anything that means less messing around gets the thumbs up. There’s no downloading or insta […]