ENGINO 21884 Elenco Scarab Robot Up Kit 756619007281

( Brand: Engino ), ( Manufacturer Part Number: 21884 ), ( Part Type: Robot Kit ), ( UPC: 756619007281 )

Review ENGINO Elenco Scarab Robot Kit Ages Up Radiocontrolother.com

For ages: 12 and up.

The scarab robot can be configured with different sets of movements.

When its antenna touch sensor detects an object in path scarab will go backward first and automatically follow a two-step maneuver to help it overcome the obstacle which can be combination of left turn right reverse or stop.

Our test equipment has been proven to be reliable as well affordable. Scarab is a robot that makes use of two touch sensors to detect obstacles.

Case pack: 24 box.

The core of elenco is still our strong engineering and design skills.

Requires four 4 AA batteries.

part #: 21884 prices

• $19.99-$174.99

specifications radiocontrolother:

• brand: Engino
• mpn: 21884
• part type: Robot Kit
• upc: 756619007281

General radiocontrolother:

• toys hobbies > radio control control line toys hobbies > other radio control
• in stock: Yes
• condition: New

Payments radiocontrolother:

• PayPal

Shipping radiocontrolother:

• type: Flat
• cost: $0.0
• handling: 5 days

Ratings:

1. Item was in perfect condition and arrived on time. Great seller! 12-21-16
2. Excellent service. 12-21-16
3. quick delivery 12-21-16
4. Fast Shipping !!!!! Great Communication !!!! Thanks Again 12-21-16
5. great 12-21-16

Returns radiocontrolother:

• policy: returns accepted
• paid by: Buyer
• details: Restocking fee: No
• time: 30 Days
• type: Money Back

Seller radiocontrolother:

• city: Lakewood, New Jersey
• zipcode: 08701

Offer radiocontrolother:

• best offer: false
• Sold: 0
• quantity: 5
• bids: 0
• Started: December 21, 2016, 9:17 am

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