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Old 28-03-2005, 08:57   #10
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Re: question for the electrical engineers
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Originally Posted by jrhnewark
Clearly, for some people, helping out isn't normal.

I'd personally buy a really cheap remote control car, and cannibalise it. Two reasons; a) it's cheap enough to do, b) my theory is the RF circuits on cheap cars would be less sophisticated than on others.
But on the same basis may not provide the right kit to do the task ...
And depending on how much you want to spend an ESC will cost anything from £20 but can go up above £200!!!
If you can keep it in good nick, you'll always sell it on Ebay...

O and they is nothing "Anorak" about helping people with model car racing, it gets very serious at times especially when people are spending a grand on a new car to race! - As Thomas would say "Helping others is fun and it doeesn't hurt a bit"
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