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Add a Camera to Your Remote Control Car

Add a Camera to Your Remote Control Car
 In this instructable I will show you how to add a camera to your remote control car. You can use this as a spy car or just to see the world if you were that small.
 
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Step 1Materials and Tools

Materials and Tools
 Materials

remote controlled car

camera 

piece of lego

something that will screw into your cameras tripod mount

Tools

hot glue gun

hot glue

something to put a hole in lego brick
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11 comments
Jun 23, 2011. 5:05 AMjemerson1 says:
Wonderful project, man! Thank you! Its really helpful to understand some complex things.

New car search
Apr 19, 2011. 3:16 PMbkaspersky says:
can it do real time?
Feb 13, 2011. 7:30 AMFrozenIce says:
no for the ible :)
Jul 21, 2010. 6:36 AMFrozenIce says:
thank you
May 5, 2010. 8:33 AMMcGyver2 says:
If instead you used a RC truck would it be a good idea be to mount the camera inside behind the windshield concealed?
May 11, 2010. 10:14 AMMcGyver2 says:
I said "If", as in theory, so when I get one I will definatly trie to get it rigged together
Apr 3, 2010. 7:18 PMPatented says:
hot glue may not be the best way to hold it there but I guess it does the job !

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