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Tyco R/C Vertigo (Mattel) (2003)

Release Dates and Regional Names:
North America: 2003 (primary release year promoted heavily in fall holiday season)
Europe Australia: Aligned with North American rollout in 2003-2004

Manufacturer: Mattel (Tyco R/C brand)

Type: Radio-Controlled Stunt Vehicle
Media: Physical Plastic R/C Car with Rechargeable Battery

Description and Design:
The Tyco R/C Vertigo is a full-function radio-controlled stunt car engineered to perform dramatic 180-degree flips allowing it to drive normally or upside-down without stopping. Dual independent motors on each side enable seamless transitions between orientations while aggressive treaded tires provide grip on various surfaces. The bright red body features futuristic styling with exposed wheels clear roll cage accents and aerodynamic details for high-speed stunt appeal.

Key Features:
Mechanics: Automatic flip action triggered by speed and impact dual-side driving capability
Controls: Full-function remote (forward reverse left right turns) with pistol-grip transmitter
Speed: High-speed performance for flips and stunts
Versions: Standard Vertigo some bundles included extra battery packs or charging stations

Technical Specifications:
Power: 9.6V Turbo rechargeable battery pack with wall charger
Frequency: 27 MHz or 49 MHz (multi-frequency options to avoid interference)
Range: Approximately 50-75 feet
Dimensions: Approximately 12 inches long (1:10 scale equivalent)
Materials: Durable impact-resistant plastic

Additional Details:
Target Audience: Children ages 8+ for advanced stunt play

Historical Context:
Released in 2003 as part of Tyco R/C's innovative stunt vehicle lineup the Vertigo showcased groundbreaking flip technology that set it apart from traditional R/C cars. Heavily advertised in television commercials demonstrating endless flips and races it captured the early 2000s extreme stunt toy trend and became a popular choice for outdoor or indoor high-energy play.

Did You Know?
The flip is achieved through differential wheel speeds and body momentum—no manual switch required.
Independent side motors allow continued driving even when inverted.
A quick charger restored power in about 3-5 minutes for minimal downtime.
The design inspired later dual-sided stunt vehicles.
Commercials emphasized "flip it drive it flip it again" for non-stop action.

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