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Drive up the wall with Zero Gravity super car
9:59am Friday 18th August 2006
It's Super Car - and we have three to give away! Finally a vehicle that will amaze even Spider Man For the first-time ever, a remote controlled vehicle that defies the laws of gravity!
The Air Hogs Zero Gravity RC is the first ever vehicle to climb walls! This Humvee styled vertical climbing full functioning vehicle uses an advanced technology (the Venturi effect) to break the laws of physics.
It can navigate any vertical surface due to its internal motor creating an air pocket with a downward force. When the car reaches a 45-degree angle its powerful internal fans kick in, drawing air under the car and creating a suction effect.
The Zero Gravity has a range of 60 feet on the ground and can climb up to 30 feet high at a rate of four inches per second.
The Zero Gravity's vertical climbing feature works best on painted walls - and leaves no skid marks!
Available in Argos, Toys 'R' Us and all good toy stores at £79.99. For stockist information, please call 01493 669732.
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