1:16 German Panzer III type H RC Midium Tank - Full pro version
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The German Panzer III Type H RC Tank is a highly detailed and realistic remote-controlled replica of the iconic World War II tank. Built to capture the essence of the original tank, it boasts a sturdy and durable construction with intricate attention to detail.
The tank's body features a precise scale model of the Panzer III Type H, capturing its characteristic sloped armor and distinct turret design. It is painted in authentic camouflage patterns, enhancing its authenticity and historical accuracy.
Equipped with a powerful electric motor, the tank can traverse various terrains with ease. Its caterpillar tracks provide excellent traction, allowing it to maneuver effortlessly over different surfaces, including rugged terrain and obstacles. With its responsive and smooth controls, the tank offers excellent handling and realistic movement.
The Panzer III Type H RC Tank is armed with a mock cannon at the front, designed to simulate the firing action of the original tank. The cannon can elevate and rotate, offering users the ability to engage targets and simulate battles with other RC tanks.
Additionally, the tank features realistic sound effects, including engine noises, gunfire, and even simulated explosions. This adds another layer of immersion and realism, making the experience of controlling the tank truly captivating.
The remote control system allows for precise control over the tank's movements, including forward and backward motion, turning, and rotating the turret. It features a user-friendly layout, with intuitive buttons and joysticks for easy operation.
Overall, the German Panzer III Type H RC Tank is a remarkable replica that aims to transport users back in time to the era of World War II. Its attention to detail, realistic movement, and immersive sound effects make it an excellent choice for history enthusiasts, collectors, or anyone looking to experience the thrill of operating a historical tank.
History
The Panzer III Type H was a German medium tank that played a significant role during World War II. Its development and deployment can be traced back to the early 1930s when the German military began to explore the concept of armored warfare.
In 1934, the first prototypes of the Panzer III were built. These early versions underwent several modifications and improvements before the production of the Type H began in 1939. The Type H featured enhanced armor protection and various mechanical upgrades, making it one of the most formidable tanks of its time.
The Panzer III Type H was powered by a Maybach HL120 TRM engine, which provided a top speed of about 40 km/h (25 mph) on roads. Its operational range was around 165 km (102 miles). The tank's main armament consisted of a 50mm KwK 38 L/42 gun, complemented by several 7.92 mm machine guns.
During the early stages of the war, the Panzer III Type H was employed in armored spearhead attacks, often used in conjunction with other tanks such as the Panzer IV. Its primary role was to engage enemy armored units and provide support to infantry operations. Due to its superior firepower and mobility, the Type H was highly effective against the older tank models employed by the Allied forces.
However, as the war progressed, the Panzer III Type H started to face increasing challenges due to the introduction of better-armored and more powerful enemy tanks. It became clear that the 50mm gun was inadequate against heavily armored adversaries such as the Soviet T-34 and the American M4 Sherman.
To overcome these shortcomings, the Panzer III Type H underwent several modifications throughout its production run. These upgrades included the addition of spaced armor plates, increased engine power, and the installation of a larger caliber gun. By 1942, the Type H variant was mostly replaced by the Panzer III Type J, featuring a more potent 50mm KwK 39 L/60 gun.
Despite being phased out, the Panzer III Type H continued to see service on various fronts during the war. Many were converted into other roles such as tank destroyers or command vehicles. Some were also transferred to Axis allies, including Romania and Hungary.
By the end of the war, the Panzer III was largely obsolete, outclassed by more advanced tanks such as the Panther and Tiger models. Production of the Panzer III ceased in 1943, and most remaining tanks were either scrapped or destroyed in combat. However, the Panzer III played a crucial role in the early Blitzkrieg campaigns, showcasing Germany's early success in armored warfare.
Details
Controls/Functions:
Latest Generation TK7.0 Multi-Function Control Board (MFCB)
Proportional acceleration, steering, turret traverse, and gun elevation/depression
Programmable radio settings for the amount of recoil, the sensitivity in turns, the overall sensitivity in acceleration, high speed and low-speed modes, etc.
Smoke effect (On/Off)
Headlights and Brake lights (On/Off)
Volume (five settings including Off)
Four different sound sets. Each contains a unique engine start, idle, accelerating, traverse, elevate, machine gun, cannon firing, and shutdown sound
Track Recoil (Three settings from low, medium, and high) -This shudders the tank briefly rearward to simulate recoil when firing the main cannon
Fires a 6mm plastic BB (10 meters with minimal accuracy and limited velocity, but should still be treated with caution and with adequate eye protection)
Fires an invisible IR signal to be used as part of Heng Long's Infrared Battle System, which disables other tanks when hit five times during simulated combat. Up to 20 tanks at the same time can battle each other!
Independent suspension on all road wheels
Includes:
Heng Long German Panzer III (H Type) Upgrade Edition 1/16 Scale Medium Tank – RTR
2S 7.4v 1800mAh Li-ion battery with XT60 Connector
2S USB LiPo/Li-ion battery charger
10-Channel 2.4GHz radio transmitter
Magnetic Infrared (IR) battle system receiver
Painted cosmetic accessory parts
Adhesive decal sheet
6mm plastic BBs (50 Pack)
2x spare track links
Smoke oil
Adjustable tracks tension
Steel Driving System
Metal Tracks
Metal Driving Wheels
Metal Idler Wheels
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