Abstract: A hoop toy related to the well-known "Hula Hoop" is constructed in the form of detachable arc segments, different numbers of which can be used by the player in fastening the entire hoop, allowing the hoop toy to be adjustable as to diameter, and further allowing complete disassembly for ease and convenience in storage and transportation. The fastening by which said arc segments are joined provide integrity and rigidity for the hoop and maintain the orientation of the entire hoop in a single geometric plane.

Abstract: A radio-controlled toy has a transmitter designed to transmit a signal amplified and modulated with a low-frequency square signal by the supply of power effected by closing a switch and a receiver having a receiving circuit portion and a forward-to-reverse switching control. The transmitter may include an astable multivibrator for producing a low-frequency square signal and a crystal oscillation circuit. The forward-to-reverse switching control is designed such that when no signal is received, a d.c. motor turns forward and when a signal is received, the d.c. motor turns in reverse.