• 6 years ago
I often get asked if I can convert those cheap RC toy cars I buy in charity shops to Hobby Grade radio control so here I show how I have done it. I have left the original motors and steering system. The only benefits I can see are that we will have increased the range we can control the vehicle and added proportional control to the drive system. You still have the low power motors, poor grip from low quality tyres, and the simple left/right steering.\r
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Main components\r
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Cheap large RC toy car that uses 5 AA batteries (7.5 volts)\r
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I am not endorsing these products so I suggest you do your own search as the prices and specifications will vary and the links I used will probably be out of date when you come to read this. I just list the item title and you can cut and paste it into your eBay search. It will probably work on other online stores too.\r
The radio control transmitter and receiver are FlySky FS-T4B\r
10A Brushed ESC Two-Way Motor Speed Controller With Brake \r
10A ESC Brushed Reverse Speed Controller 2KHz 5V 1A PPM Boat Without Brake \r
2S LiPo Battery \r
150mm 2-Pin JST Connector Adapter plug RC lipo \r
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Main Tools\r
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Soldering Iron\r
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Filmed using FujiFilm FinePix S4800\r
HTC One Mini mobile phone\r
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Edited using Serif MoviePlus Starter Edition\r
Low Pass Filter 6500 hz\r
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