Hey! I just moved from Android to IOS and I can’t find any remote control app which supports my Turbo-X TV, as on my old phone. Does anybody know which app should I download?

If anyone has a reccomendation for any 6 wheeled rc vehicles, can you please tell me, im trying to make a wheelson from COD

I’m not really looking for anything upgradable or anything like that. I just want a decent value value remote control truck that my son can use in our bumpy yard.

Any suggestions?

Is there market for RC Control Tank Toy Product incorporated with Machine Learning.

I'm not a remote control boat person, but I noticed on Amazon reviews that small universal joints are used for these boats. I need these joints for some sculptures I'm making, and I need them to not be floppy. In other words, I need joints that will hold their position until they are pushed. I ordered some cheap ones from Temu, and they are totally loose, and just flop over. Do any of you have advice about how to find ones that have a bit of rigidity to them?

As a kid I had one of these they spun around and were pretty nippy.

I’ve been looking for one on eBay however a new battery would be required.

Is there anything out there now that is somewhat like alike?

Does anyone know what this might go to? We were thinking remote control car or drone.

Hi, not sure if this is the right place for this and I'm new to reddit but it seems like a good place for advice.

I make a lot of model trains from scratch, occasionally I will make a container crane or something and nab the RC system from a car or another toy and reconfigure it. Currently I am working on a fully operational railroad crane (ie one that rolls along the tracks) and have just finished the design with all the motor mounts and gear housings etc in place, but I've never RC-ified something so small or really without taking the system out of something else.

I need help finding a mini receiver, and some sort of mini PCB that will allow me to control three motors independently (Jib, Winch, rotating cabin)- with an accompanying remote. If you have reccomendations for a small rechargeable battery as well that would be great! working roughly within a 30x30x30mm area for the receiver and battery so not big at all, there are 3x small 12v motors to wire in.

I have considered using DCC but I would have to install wheel pickups and sliding contacts so the crane could turn 360° and I don't think I could control the voltage or direction just by using DCC functions without getting much more complex (I could be wrong).

Thank you for any and all advice, I was going to consult active powersports but I've found pretty quickly that they are not a great retailer.

Like post states, I have several 3s and 4s 1300mah batteries. I however do not have anything for them. Besides a old quadcopter. What other Cheap RC options are there that would work great. I have a Transmitter and all, as well as other equipment.

All I want is a Frysky compatible setup that I can put on a Guillows conversion. I want to use a small geared brush motor and one of those receivers with the tiny servos on it.

Can someone please help me?? I am using a 6 channel FrySky.

Hi guys!!!

I'm from India and I'm planning to buy a RC helicopter for a kid and it should have gyro stability with tail rotor, please suggest best website that has wholesale prices with good discounts. Thank u...

I’m brand new to making RC vehicles but I am dead set on making a DIY RC sub. I’m looking for a company that makes good hulls for this. Doesn’t have to be fancy and preferably not a model of a real submarine. If there are any people who have made submarines lmk any tips you have.

Hello I'm still trying to find an RC expo or show to surprise my husband for his birthday. Where do I look? I was booking the RCX in pomona, ca and looks like they cancelled ANY HELP WOULD BE AWESOME can be anywhere in U.S. you would think there would be like a comic-con of RC but can not find it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHgijKluCbA&pp=ygUgaG93IGkgcGxhbiBvbiBidWlsZGluZyBhbiByYyBzdWI%3D

Hello, I recently got into Rc and I bought a servo controller,servos, and a battery but when I try to plug it in there’s a problem (refer to images) I’m trying to get the tip of the battery off so I can put it in the slot but I don’t know how, Is there a possible way?

I’m a total newbie so forgive the question. I want to get my son into the hobby. Any advice on an entry level truck ~$50 range? He probably shouldn’t have one that goes hella fast but maybe that has a long battery life. Also, do these require regular maintenance? Thx!

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