What we have here is an indoor kite. I know it sounds crazy, but it is remote controlled… and has an electric motor in it. Some people would say that makes this a remote controlled… UFO or dirigible or something. I would be one of those people. I would also try to trick the local news into running yet another news story about UFOs over Phoenix [google].

This thing costs about $15, and probably performs as well as you’d expect a remote controlled anything to perform.

It’s called the Kazoo… an appropriately off-the-mark name for such a toy, and you can pick it up at Hobbytron, where they have tons of inexpensive remote controlled flying toys.

Silverlit Kazoo Electric Kite [gadgetgrid]
product page [hobbytron]

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sources: Gizmag, WhalePower