Manufacturer of miniature 1:76 scale remote control cars, advanced radio transmitters, and receivers for RC hobbyists and indoor racing enthusiasts.
Turbo nga Karera, a brand operated by Shenzhen NewStone Technology Co., Ltd., is a specialized manufacturer in the radio control (RC) hobby industry. The brand gained significant popularity for pioneering the world's first fully proportional 1:76 scale remote control cars, which allow for precise racing and drifting on tabletops and small indoor tracks.
In addition to these micro RC vehicles, Turbo Racing designs and produces a range of 2.4GHz radio systems, including the P31, P50, and A82-S transmitters, paired with waterproof receivers like the RX41. Their products emphasize portability, precision engineering, and accessibility for hobbyists of all skill levels.
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Turn on the receiver power and press the SW switch; the LED should flash. Then turn on the transmitter. When the LED on the receiver becomes solid, the binding process is complete.
You can charge the car using the hidden Type-C port on the supported transmitter handle or via the included USB cable connected to a power source. Ensure the car is turned off before charging.
Use the ST/TRIM (Steering Trim) buttons on your transmitter to adjust the steering center point until the vehicle tracks straight.
The P31 transmitter typically requires 4 AAA batteries. If the voltage drops below 4.5V, the LED will flash to indicate low battery.
No, the micro 1:76 cars are generally not waterproof. Avoid running them in water, sand, or dust to prevent damage to the internal electronics and gears.