Put a V8 Engine in Your Electric RC
Ran across this when I was looking at the RC4WD Subzero. It’s a very realistic, silver edition 1/10 Fracture V8 Engine with built-in Transfer Case into which you can insert a 540 motor. Stick this in a scale RC for some major realism inside and out. Heck, I’d want to run my RC without the body to show off this engine.
Put a V8 Engine in Your Electric RC originally appeared on About.com Radio Controlled Vehicles on Sunday, November 8th, 2009 at 15:04:38.
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Put a V8 Engine in Your Electric RC
Tired of lugging around big, bulky transmitters? Motormint has a couple of 1:32 scale diecast remote control cars (about 7 inches long) with wrist watch infrared control. When you aren’t playing with your 1996 Dodge Viper or 2000 Ford Shelby Coupe use the watch as a regular wrist watch with alarm. It’s also a stop watch. The cars are cool too with realistic detailing including working horn, headlights, and brake lights, doors that open, and a burglar alarm system.
Wear Your Transmitter: RC Cars With Wrist Watch Control originally appeared on About.com Radio Controlled Vehicles on Sunday, November 1st, 2009 at 09:37:41.
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Our toy RC collection has been shrinking, quickly. That’s because my wife decided to do something about all the non-functioning or neglected RC toys gathering dust around our place. I fully intended to get around to fixing them or maybe doing some fun project or upgrade on some of the ones that still ran. Â But that won’t happen now. Instead, she decided to gut them.
See What’s Inside a Typical Radio Controlled Toy Truck originally appeared on About.com Radio Controlled Vehicles on Monday, October 19th, 2009 at 10:11:55.
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27.145 MHz RC Toys
You may already know that one of the most common frequencies for RC toys in the US is 27MHz. It’s also used for some hobby RC vehicles. But that doesn’t…
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27.145 MHz RC Toys
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Those little cotter pins used to hold the body on many hobby grade RC cars and trucks are easy to lose. You can bend a bit of wire or a…
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Make Your Own RC Body Clips (And Keep Track of Them)
It was an awesome flight that ended way too soon. It’s not a beginner’s plane but even in the hands of a somewhat experienced pilot it can be tricky to…
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It Flew, It Fell, But Did It Fail? Aerobird 3 RC Plane
