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how can i put a dc motor that comes from a rc. car, onto a specifically carved wood or the legs of a tripod?
i plan on making a custom made rc rock crawler because, i can't afford one of them hundred dollar ones. the way i plan on making it is by using 4 dc motors and placing them on either the tripod legs or carved wood for the chassis.as for the transmitter and Receiver,im using 2 rc vehicles and striping out everything but the wheels.axle,and the circuit boards.anyways...anyone know a way this could happen they'll cost me 70 bucks or less.
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RC Vehicle Controls Question?
I'm making a..well it's not exactly a car but that doesn't matter. I was wondering that if I get a 5GHz antenna for the remote control, what transmitter will i need? I'm a newbie RC hobbyist so I don't really know what needs to be done to get the controller to communicate with the motor and other parts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Can you use capacitors in place of batteries?
Hey guys.
I'm new to the whole electronic engineering scene, and I have some experiments I'd like to work on concerning RC vehicles. Because batteries take a long time to charge, I was looking for a new way to provide power to a small RC car, so there's more driving and less waiting. I cracked open one of my old zip zap rc cars, and the power source appeared to be, not a battery, but a small capacitor. However, I'm not sure if it was, so I want to know if that little power source was indeed a capacitor. If it is, do you guys think that the capacitor could be scaled up to, say, a 1/10 scale hobby rc car to reduce charge time? Details would be nice if you can give any (run time, charge time, etc.)
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