Remote Control Toys (RC)

you should only charge a 7.2v NiMH battery pack with its factory charger if you dont it it can melt, cause a fire, or explode

This radio-controlled electric cars are used to ferry discuses, hammers and shots back from the playing area to help save valuable time during competition.

Depends on the truck. Mainly 7.2V batteries are used in RC cars/trucks. If you mean mAh wise then the higher the number the better.

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!

For older systems running 27MHz no binding is necessary, simply ensure the Tx and Rx are using the same frequency crystals.

For newer 2.4GHz systems binding is necessary by shorting two of the pins on the port labelled 'bind'. Almost all Rx will come with a special binding plug, simply shorting these two wires.

It backfires because if you are going high speed and then suddenly let off the gas the extra gas that is flowing in has to come out some time another way it backfires is that something on the exhaust or carbeurator is loose or is missing something.

A hsp nitro warhead on a solid flat surface will reach speeds from 70-80kph at full throttle. U should never go to these types of speeds though because if u don't have ur motor set precise enough that u need a auto set kit to do it. If its not set precise ur motor will blow and u will never use it again. Good luck

If the voltage is the same you can. It will just take a bit longer to charge than a 150 amh charger.

Keep the switch inbetween the on - off button

Rc car fuel is a vital component .....blah blah blah! We have heard that all before! Rc car fuel. Can be stored for up to I think 3-8 months when the jug has NEVER been opened! Once it is open I would say one month tops if you don't use a lot of fuel I would suggest that you buy a smaller bottle Also you don't want to store fuel in your filling bottle for a few reasons

1 it will go bad because of the air that's in the bottle and the small amount of fuel in it

2 the fuel bottle is made of a soft compound made to be squeezeable and along with that soft compound comes the more likelynes of the bottle getting weak spots. Hope this helps

a 9 volt battery would make it go faster because of the amount of energy going into the boats main power which turns the propeller so a 9 volt is the one to use!!!!

it should put on a couple of coats

Go to Radio SHack . Radio shack has parts and upgrades to fix any Zip Zap

You can't.

The 'motherboard' is commonly know as an ESC in most cases, all it does is receive electronic signals (from the transmitter, to receiver, to it) then send multiple other sets of these to other parts of the system. It also regulates the power flow to it.

Mass Produced: 1/5th. Home-made: 1/1.

I like any 5000 2 or 3S 40C pack, and a Novak Ballistic 8.5/ Havoc 3S system.

If it is NITRO powered you use anywhere from 20% nitro fuel to 33% nitro fuel. Traxxas top fuel is the best fuel for nitro cars.

One difference is that a nitro RC car runs on nitromethane and a petrol one runs on a mixture of petrol or gasoline and oil. Another is a nitro RC car will run longer on a gallon of fuel.

sounds like heli is not trimed right,or check bottom cogs make sure they are not damaged,last resort could be motor going down on one side,had one of these cracking heli

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find some resources or take the electric stuff out of some other toy(make sure the engine is powerful enough. then find a strong biggish paper make it into a paper plane then put the electric stuff on it.. this is what i did take stuff out of the toys that you do not use ...................improvise :) you could also go find a set of plans for a particular airplane buy all the balsa and plywood and other assorted things you will need and build one from scratch, lots of people do this and is very rewarding

Nitro or petrol powered ones yes, but electric ones no. Basically if the fuel is a flammable liquid you have to have a glow plug

The Rustler xl5 the bandit xl5 and the stampede xl5 are all good and fast traxxas cars ranging from 200$ and up

Similar to lap top computers, an RC toy can be taken on an airplane after it has gone through Airport screening. There will be restrictions on the toys use. The toy will have to remain turned off to ensure the radio signals do not interfere with the flight electronics.