this is my mini rc car that i made a rally track for. If you want to know, the cars cost £5.22 each in the VERY big tescos. they are quite fast although they are REALLY fast. DONT GET 2 unless you want to charge one while you play with one, because they are BOTH 27 mhz, so one remote will make both cars move at once. hope you like it!

A demo race of a 1/12th scale low cost racing formula using only 4 cell NIMH batteries and a cheap £6 brushed motor.

this is a really cheap website for air soft guns and tanks they have sniper rifels assult rifels ak-47s famas…… and many many more…….

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This is my second video showing my litle hack in action. When I did the last video the only thing that I had implemented was the forward direction. Now with little effort I’ve also added the backwards direction and the steering control. The PWM frequency is 10 Hz approx. I’ve tried rising it to 20 Hz but the response becomes very poor and I think that is because of the low transmission rate the controller uses. At 10 Hz the PWM works great for back and forth movement and I can get different speeds fom the car but the steering control behaves in a binary fashion and it is not possible to have the wheels in a fixed direction other than full turn to the right and full turn to the left. I think the problem here is the heavy damping and the low viscous friction of the steering mechanism and I don’t see a easy way of solving this, maybe dust will someday do the trick. Now the next thing I will try to do is to control the machine from a different computer than the one that has the arduino attached. Also I’ll release some lines of code soon to help anyone interested in building something like this.

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Home made ailerons for rc cars alerones caseros coches lipo free cheap amazing flexibles fuertes

its from toys r us its very cheap

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The lights are called finger lights. It is used for your fingers but instead, I used it for my rc car. 1 pack (4 different lights) is around . I dunno if its hard to find because i dont live in US. I live in philippines:))

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Got a cheap RC car, and taped various arrangments of fireworks to it over the course of a night. Here’s a montage of it all

this is a cheap (AUD) 27mhz RC car that i bought to use as a testbed for IMU development work. The stock steering was a horrible proprietry non proportional servo that i have replaced with the Hitec you can see in the video. Radio gear is the 2.4ghz eflite tx that comes with a blade cx2, as well as the blade battery, esc, and rx.

I took all the guts out of a car and put in new electronics. More Info: rctestflight.webs.com

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www.rctech.net www.cochesrc.com

Wanna have more space on your PSP for your games and music? Well then consider getting this neat adapter! You can get this for less than 100 dollar !

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Our cheap RC car with Old digital camera taped to the hood

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was bored one day so i tried to build an rc car from scratch with only helicopter parts and a cheap old rc car that i found in the garbage

stores.ebay.com this mod was made becuase i didn’t want to pay + for a yokomo led kit for my rc car

Got this for xmas from my cousin, so it couldnt have been over . Its not the best, but its 4wd, LED lights, goes around 10mph, and does some neat stunts.

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me and my freind mudding a cheap rc car for fun i got 2 others i might put a video of them on there mudding please comment and rate

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This shows how I built my scratch built rc Ultra Lite Slow Flyer airplane. It has a 47″ wingspan and is made from wood and 3/4″ pink foam insulation sheet. I contoured the wings with a hot wire cutter that I made out of a guitar string and car battery charger. I used the gearbox from an older plane, got a 3 channel radio on ebay for and cheap mini servos from hong kong for .00 a piece and they work great! The plane flies beautifully. Look for part 2 for flying and onboard footage of this plane. ALL music is from www.freeplaymusic.com.

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The cutting blade is from an old fashioned scissor action push mower. It has been fitted with a chain driven electric motor and sprocket. The radio and receiver are torn from a small, cheap RC car from walmart and beefed up with Darlington transistors and 30A automotive relays. The rear wheels are separately powered by two electric motors geared down 20:1 to produce enough torque to climb a tree. The vehicle tips the scale at 100 lbs. Power is not an issue, traction is! Two 12v 17ah lead acid gel cells in series power this vehicle for well over an hour even with tall grass! I would love to adapt this thing to read and follow a GPS or a sensor array in the ground.

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