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how to get duplicate RC book from RTO office

Hi friends,

Recently I had the same problem:

However here is the solution is here:-

Follow these simple steps:

1. Write an application to the RTO officer informing that you have lost the RC book and also state the reason of loosing the RC book.

2. Pay the charges Rs.45/- (per vehicle in Gujarat, India)

3. Get a certificate that certifies that your vehicle has been registered on your particular name and address.

4. Buy a stamp paper of Rs.20/- and make an affidavit that you have lost the RC book of the vehicle (state the registration number also).

5. Get that stamp paper notarized by a certified notary.

6. Now write an application to your local police station informing that you have lost RC book of your vehicle (mention registration number again) and attach the certificate that you got from your local RTO.

7. Then police will issue a copy of confirmation about your lost RC book.

8. Take that confirmation to the RTO again, and get the duplicate RC book.

9. Keep it safe so you don't loose it again and you don't want to go through this process again.

Thanks

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no you can't

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No not every RC car can drift.

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With a deans connector

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The earliest radio remote controlled cars date back to the 1960s although it appears that no one person can take credit as the "inventor". As with so may technological advancements, a remote controlled car brought together mechanical engineering, radio systems, motive power and more. It is likely that many people were experimenting with the technologies around the same time.

Remote control model cars are probably best considered to be an evolution rather than an invention.

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This is a very interesting question. Remote controlled cars work the very same way that television remotes do. Signals are wirelessly transmitted and are encoded with details. The details in this case would be the direction you want the remote controlled car to go as well as any tricks you might want it to do.

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First of all, is your RC truck a kit or is it almost ready to run?

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Skitty evolves into Delcatty by using a Moon stone, regardless of the level.

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well it depends on a few difrent things like how fast you want it to go and wether you want an RC that has a gas engine or elictric

you can buy some brand new at hoby shopsfor less than $120

and some top of the line cars can be baught for $300 to $400

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Yes. It will take a bit of skill and money though.

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With great difficulty.

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Electric powered, there isn't much, but if you have a gas powered one, there are a lot of things including better fuel, a lighter body or a whole new engine. Here are more opinions and answers from other FAQ Farmers: * Use the upper limit of the ignition plug as the engine spec can use. Adjust the carburetor to it's leanest setting without stalling the car or breaking the connecting rod. Best way to do this is with an infra-red heat reader. Take note of engine temperature after every run,and adjust the carbs to lean side one increment at a time. Of course you have to consider the outside air temperature and humidity. Remember in racing the saying is, "To finish first, first you must finish." good luck.. == Many years ago, I met a man who worked on gas engines by re-boring the cylinders just like you do with a hot rod car. I don't know what is involved with this or there is anyone that does this for a fee. Something you could check into. ANSWER you actually can add a nitous oxcide system to nitro engines now.

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Yes, I have successfully used acrylic paints on plastics without damaging them. Yes, I have used acrylic paints on plastics without damaging them.

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You can make it by buying kits or first take a RC car which has lights on it then open it up and take the first motor and take a plastic bottle or a juice carton and attach it to the 1 of 4 sides then cut off the upper part not full and insert your electronics then take one motor of your choice and remove 1 light from it and attach the motor then again attach it to the next side it should look like this- then take your servo and attach it at the back and add your ruder . then attach 2 propellers to your motor.

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DO NOT LISTEN TO PEOPLE WHO BLINDLY TELL YOU TO CHARGE YOUR BATTERIES FOR 8 OR 10 HOURS OR OVERNIGHT! THEY ARE WRONG AND UNINFORMED!

BATTERIES VARY GREATLY DEPENDING ON A LOT OF FACTORS!! MAKE SURE THAT YOU PLUG EACH BATTERY/CHARGER COMBO INTO THIS EQUATION SO THAT YOU CAN MAKE SURE YOU DON'T OVERCHARGE YOUR BATTERY!!

To figure out how long to charge your battery for:

(battery capacity (battery's mAh rating)/charger output (mA)) x 1.4(for NiCad batteries, 1.5 for NiMh batteries) = time (in hours).

For example:

I have an 1100 mAh battery and a charger which outputs at 180mA (it should be written somewhere on the charger - Output= (X) mA - or something like that). It's a NiMh battery so you multiply by 1.5.

(1100/180) x 1.5 = 9.146666 hours

Note that the result in decimal, so 9.15 hours is NOT 9 hours and 15 minutes! 0.15 of an hour is approximately one sixth of an hour or ten minutes.

Therefore 9.15 hours = 9 hours and 10 mins approximately.

Please share this correct information to everyone you can. I have looked on many websites and this information isn't available. Most people just give the regular ignorant blind answer.

Thank you for sharing this and for doing your part to educate those out there that love RC/Airsoft/etc... as much as I do!

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If you mean an engine that runs on Nitromethane I think they are no different than the normal RC engine. the engines and the fuel can be purchased at most hobby shops.

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It depends on what type of rocket you are building.

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eduard.cz

megahobby.com

classicairframes.com

spruebrothers.com

ebay.com

there are many, many more, as the nature of the hobby draws in lots of strange people with very particular interests who might stock the very esoteric thing you are looking for. google is your friend.

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Radio control has been around since World War II when it was used in controlled bombs with wings to target the Allies. In the 1990's, the miniaturized equipment became more available and cheaper. Now, it is even being used for the little toy models of cars, boats, planes, helicopters, and even hovercrafts.