😊. Thanks for making and uploading this subject. I’m about to RC my full size go kart. It’s going to be so much helpful to me. Thanks a lot. And you speak so nicely. Respect. 🙏
Hi There, great video. Very useful. I want to make an electric steering system for a childs ride on car/go kart. Would it be simple to replace the RC system with a potentiometer that I could then attach to a steering wheel? Any idea how this could be done? Very grateful for any pointers. Thanks
I want to build a small rc car for my son. Hes 7 months old now and im hoping to have it for his first birthday. Thanks a million for this video. Im going to give it a go.
Awesome! I'm working on another Rc car video right now :) Can you send me a picture when your done? Also if you check out my latest video I'm giving away a gift card.
@@shane_7even_ten569 Thats awesome! I'm planning on putting a chainsaw motor in the power wheels project so this is right up my ally. So 8:3:1 is affectively 24-1 a chainsaw is like 12k rpm 12k/24 =500 if your tires are about 12" thats like 5.6 Mph? I'm guessing you are making it ridable and need the torque?
Thats great to hear it opens up so many possibilities for you. My best advice from an amateur for starting out is spend most of your time prepping the parts. Clean the metal, clamp them, get in a comfy position, do a fake run and have fun with it. I would love to know how it goes 😀
I had the same issue. Something I found out recently is some wiper motors work better than others for response time.
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Hallo do you know where i can foun some servo like the one that you make ... but I ned also that i can move the servo for example whit thw hand and cam back to the 0 position when in not using by hand or by arduino
amazing video sir thank you. i am also try to make a same servo but using Arduino can you please help me to tell what is the connections while using Arduino , help me.
Maybe something like this? I cant be sure until I would have time to test it though so your a little on your own. Please make sure to let me know if it works. #include Servo servo; // Create a servo object const int servoPin = 9; // Servo signal pin (connect your servo signal wire here) const int motorPWM = 3; // H-bridge PWM pin const int motorDir1 = 4; // H-bridge direction pin 1 const int motorDir2 = 5; // H-bridge direction pin 2 int servoValue; int motorSpeed; void setup() { servo.attach(servoPin); // Attaches the servo on servoPin pinMode(motorPWM, OUTPUT); pinMode(motorDir1, OUTPUT); pinMode(motorDir2, OUTPUT); servoValue = 90; // Initialize servo value (adjust as needed) motorSpeed = map(servoValue, 0, 180, -255, 255); // Map servo value to motor speed } void loop() { servoValue = servo.read(); // Read the servo position motorSpeed = map(servoValue, 0, 180, -255, 255); // Map servo value to motor speed
// Set motor direction based on motorSpeed if (motorSpeed > 0) { digitalWrite(motorDir1, HIGH); digitalWrite(motorDir2, LOW); } else if (motorSpeed < 0) { digitalWrite(motorDir1, LOW); digitalWrite(motorDir2, HIGH); } else { digitalWrite(motorDir1, LOW); digitalWrite(motorDir2, LOW); } // Set motor speed analogWrite(motorPWM, abs(motorSpeed)); // Use abs() to ensure positive PWM value } use the Servo library to read the servo signal on pin 9. We map the servo value (ranging from 0 to 180) to a motor speed value (-255 to 255). You may need to adjust the mapping based on your servo and motor characteristics. Depending on the sign of the motorSpeed, we set the H-bridge pins (motorDir1 and motorDir2) to control the motor's direction. We use analogWrite to control the motor's speed via PWM on the motorPWM pin. Make sure to connect your servo to pin 9 and your H-bridge control pins (motorPWM, motorDir1, motorDir2) accordingly. Additionally, ensure that your power supply and wiring are suitable for your specific motor and H-bridge setup.
@@KCreations4You Great 👍 Do you have the diagram the connections of the bridge? That's all I need to test my project that I've been trying at months, without luck!!
@@AmericoNeves-bo4xt Its the same as in the video just a different board. The only part that tripped me up was the green plug didn't look labeled in till I looked at the bottom side. B+ B- is battery and P+ P- is to the motor. I would love to see this project.
does the servo and receiver have a voltage limiter already on them like for instance if i hooked a car battery to them would they fry if i dont add a regulator?
If you hooked a car battery to the receiver instead of the 4 aa batteries I'm pretty sure it would fry it. Most receivers can handle 6 cells or about 9 v MAX but I would keep it at 7.5 and lower.
How you doing sir? I was wondering how much would you sell me one of those servos for?I made an RC mini bike and it could use a really strong servo like that.I do have a wiper motor and extra servo but I’m not that good with wires.
I make it a point to answer every question I can :) The power is 2 sources. One is from the 4 aa batteries going through the RC receiver then to the Small servo board This also provides power to the H bridge then the second source is the Lipo battery that directly powers the Large motor.
It would be great if you could get back with me I have been having this issue for quite a while now I have spent quite a bit of money trying to buy certain types of servos if you are willing to help with my issues I would greatly appreciate it
@@KCreations4You that’s really nice my goal it’s to make a gundam that somebody that can fly it also walk around it not to big but make tanks useless that’s my invention goal
😊. Thanks for making and uploading this subject. I’m about to RC my full size go kart. It’s going to be so much helpful to me. Thanks a lot. And you speak so nicely. Respect. 🙏
Brother you’re a LIFE saver!!!
Glad I could help. What you building?
😊. Thanks for making and uploading this subject. I’m about to RC my full size go kart. It’s going to be so much helpful to me. Thanks a lot.
And you speak so nicely. Respect. 🙏
Awesome, If you become rich and famous don't forget me and please share your build.
Hi There, great video. Very useful. I want to make an electric steering system for a childs ride on car/go kart. Would it be simple to replace the RC system with a potentiometer that I could then attach to a steering wheel? Any idea how this could be done? Very grateful for any pointers. Thanks
Your explanation and demonstration are very nice.
Thank you very much!
I want to build a small rc car for my son. Hes 7 months old now and im hoping to have it for his first birthday. Thanks a million for this video. Im going to give it a go.
Awesome! I'm working on another Rc car video right now :) Can you send me a picture when your done? Also if you check out my latest video I'm giving away a gift card.
@@KCreations4You will do. I mean a small sit in car that I can control.
Dude!!!!!!! New sub from this video!!!!!!
I’m currently building a huge RC hot rod and this just got me past a roadblock on my project.
It was a roadblock for me as well. I would love to see some pictures or video of your project. What scale is it?
@@KCreations4You 1/3 scale ‘29 ford model A insipired
@@KCreations4You 42cc chainsaw engine with double reduction 8.3:1
@@shane_7even_ten569 Thats awesome! I'm planning on putting a chainsaw motor in the power wheels project so this is right up my ally. So 8:3:1 is affectively 24-1 a chainsaw is like 12k rpm 12k/24 =500 if your tires are about 12" thats like 5.6 Mph? I'm guessing you are making it ridable and need the torque?
Haha great video and Thank you for the link for the CA glue.
Your very welcome.
Thanks brother. Appreciate the tutorial.
Your welcome glad it helped.
Dude you rock!!!! I'm so glad you made this video thank you
Your welcome. within the year you can see what happens when I combine two of them 😉
Amazing ,id like a large servo for one of my rc cars
I'm hoping to build a Giant one for a future project. :) Glad you enjoyed it.
Great job! Never welded before, but you've inspired me to give it a go 👍
Thats great to hear it opens up so many possibilities for you. My best advice from an amateur for starting out is spend most of your time prepping the parts. Clean the metal, clamp them, get in a comfy position, do a fake run and have fun with it. I would love to know how it goes 😀
Thank you thank you thank you. You got my subscribe. You save a lot of time and headache. I couldn’t find where to get big servo
I had the same issue. Something I found out recently is some wiper motors work better than others for response time.
Hallo do you know where i can foun some servo like the one that you make ... but I ned also that i can move the servo for example whit thw hand and cam back to the 0 position when in not using by hand or by arduino
I'm sorry I do not.
amazing video sir thank you. i am also try to make a same servo but using Arduino can you please help me to tell what is the connections while using Arduino , help me.
Maybe something like this? I cant be sure until I would have time to test it though so your a little on your own. Please make sure to let me know if it works.
#include
Servo servo; // Create a servo object
const int servoPin = 9; // Servo signal pin (connect your servo signal wire here)
const int motorPWM = 3; // H-bridge PWM pin
const int motorDir1 = 4; // H-bridge direction pin 1
const int motorDir2 = 5; // H-bridge direction pin 2
int servoValue;
int motorSpeed;
void setup() {
servo.attach(servoPin); // Attaches the servo on servoPin
pinMode(motorPWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(motorDir1, OUTPUT);
pinMode(motorDir2, OUTPUT);
servoValue = 90; // Initialize servo value (adjust as needed)
motorSpeed = map(servoValue, 0, 180, -255, 255); // Map servo value to motor speed
}
void loop() {
servoValue = servo.read(); // Read the servo position
motorSpeed = map(servoValue, 0, 180, -255, 255); // Map servo value to motor speed
// Set motor direction based on motorSpeed
if (motorSpeed > 0) {
digitalWrite(motorDir1, HIGH);
digitalWrite(motorDir2, LOW);
} else if (motorSpeed < 0) {
digitalWrite(motorDir1, LOW);
digitalWrite(motorDir2, HIGH);
} else {
digitalWrite(motorDir1, LOW);
digitalWrite(motorDir2, LOW);
}
// Set motor speed
analogWrite(motorPWM, abs(motorSpeed)); // Use abs() to ensure positive PWM value
}
use the Servo library to read the servo signal on pin 9.
We map the servo value (ranging from 0 to 180) to a motor speed value (-255 to 255). You may need to adjust the mapping based on your servo and motor characteristics.
Depending on the sign of the motorSpeed, we set the H-bridge pins (motorDir1 and motorDir2) to control the motor's direction.
We use analogWrite to control the motor's speed via PWM on the motorPWM pin.
Make sure to connect your servo to pin 9 and your H-bridge control pins (motorPWM, motorDir1, motorDir2) accordingly. Additionally, ensure that your power supply and wiring are suitable for your specific motor and H-bridge setup.
That's bad ass.
Thank you
Very helpful thanks!
Thank you! Sorry I missed your comment.
Great job
I wonder if I can do that with bts7960 bridge!?
Yes you can in fact I switched to that one in one of my rc car videos cause the other one fried and I needed more amps.
@@KCreations4You Great 👍
Do you have the diagram the connections of the bridge?
That's all I need to test my project that I've been trying at months, without luck!!
@@AmericoNeves-bo4xt Its the same as in the video just a different board. The only part that tripped me up was the green plug didn't look labeled in till I looked at the bottom side. B+ B- is battery and P+ P- is to the motor. I would love to see this project.
does the servo and receiver have a voltage limiter already on them like for instance if i hooked a car battery to them would they fry if i dont add a regulator?
If you hooked a car battery to the receiver instead of the 4 aa batteries I'm pretty sure it would fry it. Most receivers can handle 6 cells or about 9 v MAX but I would keep it at 7.5 and lower.
Thank you.
Your welcome.
How you doing sir? I was wondering how much would you sell me one of those servos for?I made an RC mini bike and it could use a really strong servo like that.I do have a wiper motor and extra servo but I’m not that good with wires.
I'm not building them to sell maybe in the future. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos I'm making the channel progress is slow.
Is it better smaller for that wiper motor
It really depends on the application you plan to use it for.
I have a Audi power wheels for Rc conversion. Your idea's inspired me.
@@surfninja3402 I'm really glad to hear that. I will be trying to do a part two this summer that might give you more ideas.
Can I ask how do you power the servo. I power both driver and servo by adruino. You think is it may be a problem
I make it a point to answer every question I can :) The power is 2 sources. One is from the 4 aa batteries going through the RC receiver then to the Small servo board This also provides power to the H bridge then the second source is the Lipo battery that directly powers the Large motor.
What servo did you used? 360 full rotation or 180 degrees or can we use both servos for that applications?
I used a 180%, you could use either one.
KCreations ok thanks..
Brother I would pay you to build me one of these and ship it to me. I'm located in Frankfort ky. Just let me know your price.
What are you looking at using it for?
It would be great if you could get back with me I have been having this issue for quite a while now I have spent quite a bit of money trying to buy certain types of servos if you are willing to help with my issues I would greatly appreciate it
This is the first I have seen a message from you, Whats your issue?
Thank you so much my future project I want to make is real Gundam that flys and walks
I am soo glad I could help! I want to make a giant Hexapod!
@@KCreations4You that’s really nice my goal it’s to make a gundam that somebody that can fly it also walk around it not to big but make tanks useless that’s my invention goal
Hi sir I try to control this by Adruino Uno but it doesnt work
I have not done that yet.
Hey man is there any way you can help me with some advice i can pay you for sure if you wanna email me
Whats the help?
😊. Thanks for making and uploading this subject. I’m about to RC my full size go kart. It’s going to be so much helpful to me. Thanks a lot.
And you speak so nicely. Respect. 🙏
Thank you allot I have a few projects I'm doing with it as well. Please share yours when your done!