Radio Control Vehicles
Radio-controlled (or R/C) cars are usually categorized as either "toy" or "hobby" grade. Remote-controlled vehicles differ from radio-controlled by the presence of a wire cable connecting the transmitter and the car, limiting their movement.
Radio controlled cars are typically classified either as a hobby class or a toy class. The radio controlled cars can be electric, or they can be fuel-powered. Some radio controlled cars using fuel-power are called nitro cars. Our focus is on radio controlled cars that are hobby grade. These vehicles needs maintenance on a regular basis to run in peak performance. There are RTR (ready-to-run) radio controlled cars, and there are also ARTR radio controlled cars, which are almost-ready-to-run. There's a third type of radio controlled cars that are sold in kits. Both electric radio controlled cars and nitro radio controlled cars can achieve extremely high speeds.
Size-wise, nitro radio controlled cars are often larger than electric radio controlled cars. Gasoline powered radio controlled vehicles are the biggest, and most expensive, type of radio controlled vehicle.
Accessories for radio controlled cars can be very important. Electric radio controlled cars will need a charger. Battery packs are also another useful accessory for electric radio controlled cars. There are a number of other performance enhancement accessories that can be purchased for radio controlled cars.
Radio controlled cars are also known as "r/c" cars or "r/c" vehicles.
Radio Control Car
Radio Control Truck
Radio Control Helicopter
Radio Control Airplane
Radio Control Boat
Radio Control Plane
Remote Control Vehicles
Remote Control Car
Remote Control Truck
Remote Control Helicopter
Remote Control Airplane
Remote Control Boat
Remote Control Plane
843 R/C Hobbies is the Grand Strand's premiere hobby shop for radio controlled vehicles, including car, helicopter, airplane, boat, and truck parts, products, and accessories... the Best of the Beach! 
What makes us different than every other hobby shop? Well, let's start out with our in-house Flight Simulator. You can come in and practice flying before you even buy something from us. This will certainly help you learn the basics here, and possibly avoid accidents out in the field. What else? How about our in-house repair facility, where either we'll repair your vehicle, or, give you the space and equipment to make your own repairs. 