Just in case you were, I decided to make another one and take pictures along the way.
It's made from a mini rc car chassis and a rc toy helicopter.
If you were to buy everything used in this project, it would cost about $25-$40 depending on where you buy the parts.
My inspiration for this project started as an experiment to see how much faster a helicopter control circuit was than a mini rc control circuit. The results were astonishing.
This instructable features version 2, there isn't a lot of differences between version 1 and 2, but I considered several faults with version 1 when making version 2.
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Signing UpStep 1: Materials and stuff
Materials:
-Toy mini RC car
-Toy mini helicopter
-Sticky tac
-Hot glue and hot glue gun
-Solder and soldering iron
Tools:
-Some sort of cutting tool (for cutting plastic)
-A small-ish Philips head screwdriver
-Your hands
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any one got an idea ?
Remote Control HSP Electric 1/16 Off- Road Buggy RC (94185 PRO)
Main Features:
Powerful brushless motor
High quality off-road tires
With Metal shock absorbers
top rc toys Specifications :
Vehicel length
280mm
Vehicle Width
191mm
Height
110mm
Wheelbase
174mm
Gear Radio
8.9 : 1
Ground Clearance
18mm
Wheel Diameter
69mm
Wheel Width
25mm(front wheel)
29mm(Back wheel)
i am probably going to reuse one of the many chassis' i have laying around from cheap cars, but at least one with steering, proportional or not.
another thing that will change with the bigger chassis is the battery capability.
instead of the measly 3.7v lipo, i am going to build a 7.2v nicd battery and most likely build some sort of circuit to control the 7.2v with a less power hungry board.
ive been thinking about using a chassis for one of those cars you control with a watch that have die cast bodies, but there are thousands of options to choose from.
but all in all, version 3 will be faster and have steering.