What will they come up with next? Now, there are little cars called Zero Gravity Air Hogs Micro Cars that can drive up walls and upside-down! They will only work on a flat surface, but what other toy can go across the ceiling?
I know what you are thinking. How can a remote control car drive on the ceiling? The answer is simple. The car uses suction. It has a little vacuum-like device and a fan in it to hold it on the wall. Any flat surface is fair game for a race now!
The little hog has two settings. One is called floor mode, and the other is called suction mode. Obviously, floor mode is for use on the floor or any other right-side up surface. Suction mode is more powerful. Use suction mode when you want to drive the car vertically or upside-down.
The car has a little rechargeable battery in it. The headlights of the car start out bright, and they get dimmer and dimmer as the battery loses power. It is time to recharge the car when the lights get really dim.
Charging the Zero Gravity Air Hogs Micro is a snap. The remote control doubles as a charger. The remote control takes six AA batteries. Buy a decent set of rechargeable batteries, and you will be set forever. The remote control has a little compartment in it with a charging cord. You simply use that cord to plug the car into the charger. The car charges in about a half hour.
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