ROBOT COMMANDO IDEAL TOYS 1959

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24 responses to “ROBOT COMMANDO IDEAL TOYS 1959”

  1. DUSTYBASS Avatar
    DUSTYBASS

    i HAD ROBOT …
    i HAD ROBOT COMMANDO AND MY BROTHER GEORGE HAD GREAT GARLOO. WHAT A GREAT CHRISTMAS THAT WAS!!!!!!

  2. rangeclerk Avatar
    rangeclerk

    “Kill the …
    “Kill the neighbor’s cat, RoboCommando”

  3. TomRoykouffVideos Avatar
    TomRoykouffVideos

    I wish I had
    a …

    I wish I had
    a fully functioning Robot Commando toy robot myself! Why?
    Simple!
    Because this toy rocks!

  4. skillzflux Avatar
    skillzflux

    THANK YOU THANK YOU …
    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!

  5. thesixtiesguy Avatar
    thesixtiesguy


    Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
    Yea. I;m glad he’s not here to F with us.

  6. thesixtiesguy Avatar
    thesixtiesguy

    This was 1962. I …
    This was 1962. I had an Odd Ogg but I never got a Robot Commando.

  7. tvdays Avatar
    tvdays

    @welder541 I still …
    @welder541 I still have mine…Your right you had to blow into the mic. Notice its a clear top. ONly for the commercial had that the rest were red tops.

  8. welder541 Avatar
    welder541

    @bukster1 The …
    @bukster1 The remote to this toy had a control knob you slid up and down the remote itself to give it commands. The vibration created from your breath into what looked like a tinfoil backed mouthpiece on top would put it into action and complete your command. And this was ’63’or’64’ not 1959. Thanks for the great memories. I had one

  9. slydewinder Avatar
    slydewinder

    I didn’t know they …
    I didn’t know they had color TV in 1959?

  10. blinkingblythe Avatar
    blinkingblythe

    I just did some …
    I just did some research on this toy, and the “voice activation” is really done with a contact switch that is sensitive to vibrations, which composes the “microphone”. Any loud enough sound would activate the robot. The actual functions are “chosen” by the knob on the controller, so there is no real voice activation other than off/on. Still an interesting idea, but I would probably have ended up shorting out the “mic” (replace it with a button) so I could use the robot and keep my voice. ๐Ÿ™‚

  11. blinkingblythe Avatar
    blinkingblythe

    probably …
    probably recognized simple tones that just happened to be in the words you spoke. Still, I have to wonder how many transistors they had to pack into that thing for the logic gates and such and how expensive it was. Remember, this was 1959, and most electronics were still using tubes.

  12. Datan0de Avatar
    Datan0de

    Remember kids, when …
    Remember kids, when you see a 6-story tall robot knocking down buildings, stomping tanks, flinging missiles, and shooting down aircraft, “He’s here to HELP you!”

    This message brought to you by Cyberdyne Systems and Skynet Research.

  13. ElleRoni Avatar
    ElleRoni

    fucking hard core
    hard core

  14. Diabolik771 Avatar
    Diabolik771

    it goes like 6 feet …
    it goes like 6 feet and the batteries need replaced.

  15. IwshIcldstrtover Avatar
    IwshIcldstrtover

    LOLOL!!! ^5!!!
    LOLOL!!! ^5!!!

  16. centrifugalcollege Avatar
    centrifugalcollege

    audiophile55 we …
    audiophile55 we should buy you a Robut for Christmas…lol

  17. sundowna Avatar
    sundowna

    yeah..i wanted that …
    yeah..i wanted that bad boy but never got it..oh well i did get my bb gun..lol

  18. bukster1 Avatar
    bukster1

    So how did the …
    So how did the remote work? It couldn’t have had speech recognition back then.

  19. StormRisingOriginal Avatar
    StormRisingOriginal

    Your mom and dad …
    Your mom and dad didn’t want you to know it was available till it was cheaper.

  20. JustChiminin Avatar
    JustChiminin

    I got this for …
    I got this for Christmas in ’63 or ’64 . . I don’t believe it was available yet in 1959.

  21. ushakov7 Avatar
    ushakov7

    This an awsome …
    This an awsome video.I didn’t know thar such remore control toys existed in 1959!

  22. audiophile55 Avatar
    audiophile55

    Lol! the annoincer …
    Lol! the annoincer calls him “Robut Commando”.

  23. utoobwatcher Avatar
    utoobwatcher

    lol that so pwnz!!!!
    lol that so pwnz!!!!

  24. xanxion Avatar
    xanxion

    wow, so 80’s ๐Ÿ˜€
    wow, so 80’s ๐Ÿ˜€

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