How To Assemble The OpenRC F1 Car Electronics | 3D Printing
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It was great that you used white plastic. It was really easy to see what’s happening.
great video. Very informative!
Cool 😄
Great video guys! I´ll add it to the list of OpenRC F1 build guides! =)
Hi Daniel, I'm glad that you liked the video!
whats the motor you didnt really show it
Oooh nice vid, i found so few people talking about electronics for this project! Btw I still have some doubts about the motor (i use to fly rc planes, this is first rc car i build).
What are the suggested dimensions of the motor? I wanted to buy a cheap "Turnigy Trackstar 540-20T Brushed Motor & 60A ESC" kit from hobbyking but i can't figure out how the motor fits into the housing, so i can't tell if a smaller motor ( i guess) would fit nicely and work well, i think this one wouldn't touch the left axle holder because it's shorter