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366,739 Views • Jul 11, 2021 • Click to toggle off description
In this video, Aaron explains what every component in an RC car does, and how they do it - with help from Blitzy, the Blitzer Beetle.
Blitzer Beetle:
hobbiesdirect.com.au/Tamiya-110-Blitzer-Beetle-Ele…
Electronics:
hobbiesdirect.com.au/electronics/
Views : 366,739
Genre: Autos & Vehicles
Date of upload: Jul 11, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.933 (162/9,502 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-07T12:56:43.334159Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Thank you so much.This has to be one of the best channels I've found that explains RC stuff. Once you have the basics down it looks quite simple
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the most clear explanation i need! good job sir
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Do a how to build your first rc car Pls?
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Thank you so much. I just bought an RB10 and this is hugely helpful figuring out what everyone's talking about at the club.
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Very informative and concise, thank you sir.
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Great video sir.. lots of people will benefit from this.
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Thanks I was looking for a video explaining how rc cars work very well explained.. thank you
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That toast pun earned my subscription
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Very well explained video, thank you I just subscribed, been looking for a good video on this topic👊💯 Thank you bro.
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Extremely helpful video. Thank you
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the information about servo was very informative.
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Thank you for decoding all the notation and spec in a plain words. I know physics very well but found the notation was mysterious before I found your explanation.
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Hi Aaron, thank you for taking the time to make this video, I’m learning every day. My question is a little outside your video subject but I’m an electronics idiot but I’m not a dumb guy, so I’m hoping to tap your expert opinion for some advice.
I’m trying to pull the rope on a lifejacket CO2 manual inflator (No, using the auto inflator is not an option) using either a servo or a solenoid with a button as the trigger on off. So, I’ve guessed the torque pull required on the rope is probably 3 to 5kg and this is a one-time use one time pull device I’m trying to build. I don’t even know if that is even possible to press a button once and get enough torque from a servo or solenoid to pull a rope? Would the servo keep spinning or would it stop after the button is released? Any advice or suggestions would be most greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!
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Shoutout from Sweden 🇸🇪 Love your videos going to build on my dream vision
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Love your video very informative. Simple to understand for me lol at my age💪😅.. Ty again will be watching your stuff very good🙏💪💪
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i just watched it because of the blitzer beetle. it was the firs rc car i ever had. with the old esc that worked with a servo. very fun to drive! :)
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Well done, thank you man for all this good information, keep up the good work 👍🏻
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Thanks so much for this. I purchased my first RC car in 25 years and could not understand why my receiver had no battery input.
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Nice video make more videos like this explanation.
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@thedakotahurley
1 year ago
Finally someone explaining RC stuff without all the condescending gate keeping attitude. I’m trying to learn RC planes and let’s just say it’s pretty difficult to ask questions and get straight, informative answers in that community. I’ve learned enough to realize the tech is the same as RC cars. Just more channels and servos. Thanks again!
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