Duck Hunter EXTREME Indoor/Outdoor 2 Player Radio Control Infrared Duck Hunting Game

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 15.2 x 12.8 x 4.1 inches ; 12.8 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B002ZU8DQQ
• Item model number: 44030
• Manufacturer recommended age: 10 - 15 years
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 23,108 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
  

By : Interactive Toy
Price : $54.44
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Product Description

From the Manufacturer

Head to head duck hunting competitors. Are you the hunter or the duck? The all new Duck Hunter Extreme provides the capability to be either the duck, or the hunter. Radio control duck flies away with real flapping wings. Use the radio manage to make the duck try and steer clear of obtaining hit by the hunter. Secure and fun. Infrared shooter fires infrared beam. Hit the duck three instances to send it gliding to the ground. Bring the hunt indoors. Duck hunter extreme is perfectly safe to use inside.

In the survival of the fittest, it really is you against the duck. This challenging indoor/outdoor interactive radio-control game settles the battle when and for all. A single player gets a secure laser blaster gun and the other gets control of the duck's flight pattern. Though you're trying to draw a bead on the evasive target, your opponent is creating the duck zig, zag, dip and dive. A quick ten-second charge keeps the duck aloft for seven minutesunless it gets shot down. Contains duck, infrared shooter, transmitter/charger. Calls for three AAA and 6 AA batteries (not included).

 

Duck Hunter EXTREME Indoor/Outdoor 2 Player Radio Control Infrared Duck Hunting Game

 

Product Features

• Shooter fires a safe infrared beam
• 3 hits brings the duck down
• Use radio control to make the duck try and avoid getting hit
• Indoor/outdoor hunting action
• Will you be the hunter or the duck?

Costumer Evaluations

I am an R/C plane nut and have been flying electrics for practically 20 years now. In current years firms like iFly have accomplished a brilliant job of producing toy-grade R/C merchandise that are really very impressive flyers. The Duck Hunter is no exception. The R/C duck and transmitter included with the Duck Hunter set are identical to the iFly Wasp, Vamp and Eagle. I have them all and they are all amazing little flyers with fabulous range and ten+ minute flight instances. These are all "ornithopters" which implies they fly by way of wing-flapping, really impressive to watch in and of itself. Getting two channel (throttle and directional manage) and light, they don't do nicely in any wind, but on calm days you can fly them surprisingly high such that they are a dot in the sky (referred to as "specked out" in the R/C hobby). They can also be flown indoors if you have a really good-size living space or empty garage to fly in. It really is not unusual to run into furniture, walls, the ceiling, folks, etc. when flying indoors but these little foam flyers are particularly robust and so light that they don't break nor harm any of your belongings in these collisions.

The Duck Hunter adds an intriguing twist to the iFly formula with its infrared gun. The way the gun functions is this- you have to cock the handle (comparable to a shotgun) below the barrel and then point it at the duck and fire. If you "hit" the duck, the duck will momentarily pause its wing flapping and then resume. If you "hit" it two additional times, then the wings lock and the duck glides harmlessly to the ground. Turn the duck energy off and back on and you're ready to go once more. Of course this takes two individuals- a single to fly the duck and the other to shoot the gun. In our case I fly while my 7-year-old son shoots and he LOVES it! Indoors it's fairly hard to miss with the gun as the infrared signal will bounce off of walls, etc. and hit the duck practically each time. Outdoors is a bit much more difficult. Although the duck will fly just fine in sunlight (the manage is via radio frequency), the duck's sensor will not register hits from the gun in sunlight (unless it is flying really close) since the gun is infrared. But as lengthy as you fly in the shade it works superb, my son and I ordinarily fly it in the shadow of our house in the backyard. Better skill is necessary to hit the duck outdoors, the gun requires to be pointed correct at it. So it's alot more of a challenge, and additional rewarding when you lastly do shoot it down.

If you don't have a "marksman" on hand, the duck is lots of enjoyable to fly by itself!

All in all it really is a good little setup and I highly advise it!

I purchased this for my boyfriend's birthday since I believed it'd be fascinating. He LOVED it. It functions Exceptional indoors, but outdoors it's weak. I recommend only shopping for this product if you have sizeable indoor space. It's fairly uncomplicated to fly, effortless to shoot, but you certainly do want 2 players. I gave a low rating on educational worth considering that it's not an educational toy in the least, it is only for entertainment. The purpose I said it really is weak outdoors is because even the slightest breeze will make it fly off in a random path. That becoming mentioned, also do not have fans on in the residence although you play with it.

 

Duck Hunter EXTREME Indoor/Outdoor 2 Player Radio Control Infrared Duck Hunting Game