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home made rc rock crawler from junk

video home made rc rock crawler from junk

another home made radio controlled unit from me..
again retaining my concept of only using a receiver and transmitter from a china rc car 1:24 scale, i designed and built this 1:18 scale crawler which has the capabilities of a factory made rc crawler...

no servo, shocks, differentials,etc.
all of it was home built and designed.

you can build your own too!!!!

8 comments

Jul 22, 2011. 3:12 AMmarsadmarsad says:

how did you made it ??????

Apr 14, 2012. 7:30 AMJunkyardmaster14 (author) says:

your question is how did i made it.

the answer is

1. design - use your ideas and skills, specially principles in physics.

2. draw what you designed from scratch.

3. built the prototype and test it.

that's how i made it

May 1, 2011. 3:03 AMasingh2 says:

HOW DID U MADE IT PLEASE SEND IN DETAIL AT armindersnandra@gmail.com

May 1, 2011. 4:44 AMJunkyardmaster14 (author) says:

sorry but i dont give my designs to anyone.. i am just sharing that toy grade parts were not the limit on making these units which has the capability of hobby grade units.. hello there and sorry to bother you.. i would like to promote the page for people like you that likes homemade rc's. there is a community page on facebook entitled homemade rc units. please like the page and you can post some of your homemade rc videos there. thank you..

Dec 3, 2010. 5:12 PMzack247 says:

i can't help but notice what looks like a heatsink on there, is that a heatsink? if so, what is it for?

Dec 10, 2010. 9:24 PMJunkyardmaster14 (author) says:

it is a heatsink... i need that to prevent overheating a certain part...

Dec 1, 2010. 3:10 PMMr.NHRA says:

Very cool. You should check out my home made rc rock crawler. Mines not built with junk though lol. http://www.instructables.com/id/Creating-a-custom-crawler/

Dec 10, 2010. 9:22 PMJunkyardmaster14 (author) says:

looks like you got a tuber there...