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Remote Control Toys (RC)
RC models or radio-controlled models are steerable model of toys that make use of radio control. RC models include all types of vehicles including boats, planes, cars and helicopters and scale railway locomotives with installed RC system in them.
344 Questions
What does a blinking orange light mean on a hawk eye?
!It means that your hawk eye's memory is full. my hawk eye is always blinking orange even though i deleted the pictures/videos. could some one tell me what my and the guy who asked the question what answer two is?
You answered it yourself. Nitro fuel
Is used ( methane fuel and oil mixture)
Can you use the same gas in your nitro gas RC truck as you use in your regular car?
No you can not nitro rc's take a very special kind of fully they are mixed with oil and some other ingredients. if you want to use the same gas as in your regular car. I recommend buying a BAJA 5B SS or something of the sort. the only thing that you will have to do is mix the fuel with 2 stroke oil.
How do you slow down an RC airplane without making the prop or engine smaller?
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First of all, at idle, a larger prop will slow you down more than a smaller one - more drag. If you are talking about slowing down on approach, you might want to check to see if you the idle is too high. If not, try adding flaps to the trailing edges of the wings. These can be controlled with two extra servos. There are many designs on the internet you can look at. Flaps increase lift and drag, letting you fly slower, but may cause the model to pitch up or down.
Hope this helps!
iF YOU HAVE FUEL IN THE TANK IT IS BECAUSE THE ENGINE IS FLOODED, TAKE OUT THE GLOW PLUG AND TURN THE CAR UPSIDE DOWN AND PULL THE PULLSTART WHICH WILL CAUSE ANY FUEL IN THE ENGINE TO COME OUT THE CYLINDER HEAD
Does the Hp6dsm work with airplanes?
Sure it can! Just like any Dsm2 transmiter you only have to bind with your Rx..... However, the HP6DSM has built in exponential designed specifically for Blade helicopters. And this cannot be reprogrammed or changed in the HP6DSM.
This is not a good question to ask. Someone might write a car up here and another person will have that car and cherish it. Therefore making that person feel bad. There is a link below to a RC forum, this specific one is about the worst RC's people have had.
What is a better RC car a buggy or a truck?
This depends on what you plan to do with it. If you plan to do all off-roading (or close to it) a Truck will probably work better if the terrain is difficult and requires it to be lifted of the ground. A trucks advantages don't transfer over to road tracks to well. They are also good if you have long grass.
An RC buggy is better if your doing a mixture of off road tracks, and road tracks. Buggy's sit rather close to the ground so cant go over large 'bumps'. They can easily do jumps though with a reasonably smooth surface. Long grass will stop them in there tracks though (in fact it doesn't have to be so long because there close to the ground). There advantages do cross over to a road track better than trucks though.
I like Buggy's better for most tasks.
My Tamiya Hotshot won't go in a straight line?
try adjusting the caster and camber of the front tires.
What oil do remote control cars take?
Remote control cars typically use two types of oil: silicone oil and motor oil. Silicone oil is often used in the shocks for damping, while motor oil may be used for lubrication in the drivetrain. It's essential to check the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific type of oil suitable for your RC car model to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
How fast does a hpi e firestorm go?
The HPI E-Firestorm does about 20 mph.
The HPI E-Firestorm Flux does 44 mph.
The Nitro firestorm rtr does 48mph
What is the difference between petrol and nitro in an RC car?
Petrol is explosive and harmful were as nitro is the safer and cheaper is is better for children drivers lol
petrol RC cars are usually 1/5, or bigger scale than nitro ones which are usually like 1/10
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The specific mixture of the fuel is what makes them different. The main ingredients of nitro fuel are nitromethane, methanol, and synthetic oil or castor, plus other minor additives. Petrol or gasoline, on the other hand, Petrol, is a more common and accessible one that you can buy at the nearest gas or petrol station. It's transparent liquid derived from petroleum.
You can read and understand more about nitro fuel at this link http://www.rcmodelswiz.co.uk/users-guide-to-rc-nitro-fuel.
Hope that helps answer you question.
How do you put a new remote control on a nitro RC car?
it is quite easy if it is a simple radio system, all you have to do is make sure the frequency chips are the same, located in the remote and in the radio receiver thing.
What do the numbers on an RC plane prop mean?
What do the numbers mean? The first number is the prop diameter. The second number is the prop pitch. This is the theoretical distance that the prop would move forward if rotated one revolution. If you were to mount your prop on a shaft and submerse it in jello, you could see this in action... A 10x6 prop is 10" in diameter, and in theory, the prop will move forward 6" in one revolution. The pitch can be thought of similar to the transmission in your car. A low pitch (like on a 10x4) is like low gear on your car--lower speed, but more power. A high pitch is more like a high gear--higher speed, but it takes longer to get to top speed, and you may lose power on the verticals.
What is the fastest hpi savage?
The Savage XS Flux is claimed to be the fastest Savage to date. It promises a speed 65+ mph.
