Cruise Toy Car Glossary
Cruise Toy Car: A toy car that is powered by a motor and can be operated by a remote control. It is typically used by children for recreational purposes.
Remote Control: A device that is used to control the operation of the cruise toy car. It typically consists of a transmitter and a receiver.
Transmitter: The part of the remote control that is used to send signals to the cruise toy car. It typically consists of a joystick or buttons.
Receiver: The part of the remote control that is used to receive signals from the transmitter. It is typically located on the cruise toy car.
Motor: The device that is used to power the cruise toy car. It typically consists of an electric motor or an internal combustion engine.
Battery: The device that is used to store energy and power the motor. It typically consists
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