Unfortunately you can't use the stock radio for that and you'll have to upgrade it to full standard RC system (receiver-esc-servo). I'm not sure if SG90 will fit either. It's pretty big. Take a look at SG51R instead.
What's the wheelbase on this car's body? Do you think it'd fit sinohobby trq1? I'm really sorry if i have a lot of questions. I keep googling but i cant seem to find the info. I did get some info that some of them are 1/28.
Yes. ESC is to send power to motor and give electricity to receiver and servo. You can watch the introduction to RC electronics here. th-cam.com/video/BSt7U-yOa4Q/w-d-xo.html
Connect the right polarity and it'll be alright. If the plug type doesn't match you'll have to change the plug on the ESC. On the battery side, red plug is power port and white plug is for balancing. When the battery is this small either plug can supply the power without burning.
@@BeaversHobby excellent! Thank you for replying, thats really nice of you. And also , how did you know if the lipo is out of juice? does the ESC comes with cut-off ?
@@ryowannabe7951 Some ESC have cut-off but most small one don't. Here's one that has lipo alarm, you'll need to install a buzzer to make it beep when the battery is low. bit.ly/2qPpisf , buzzer bit.ly/2S9ujXo . Otherwise you'll have to rely on external alarm like this bit.ly/2WLw1Ax .
@@BeaversHobby yeah i've done and removed everything, next up will be cutting the chassis for the servo... Speaking of servo, what did you do to it? Looks different
You'll need 1. Radio: Transmitter & Receiver 2. ESC 3. Servo 4. Battery & charger Use ball linkages if you want. It'll make the steering better than paper clip I'm using.
8.4V or fully charged 2S Lipo. I've tried 1000mAh and it works too. However it's limited by amps draw at (as specified) 20A. So you can't use motor bigger than 180 size. Stick with 130 and you'll be fine. It's an ESC for small car after all.
Get the tamiya tyre and modified rear drive shaft just like mini4wd tamiya. I just saw some video from Thailand TH-camrs race tin modders.they put some relay and speed are insane.cheap toys with cheap upgrade,worth it.
Sorry about that. But I wanted to change this channel in to something more focused. :) Also the old name was kinda childish... it worked for me 10+ years ago though.
Can you please list the components you are using. I like it better when you say what you are doing. Silent videos are not as good as the videos you talk in.
I didn’t even think about using an extension arm for the servo. Thanks for the idea
Many, many thanks for parts list Mate
Wow I thought you'd do the whole assembling with one ✋. Respecta! Even so excellent job,thanx for sharing.
You really are one clever bloke :-) keep up the good work
The best youtuber of all time, beavers
I love race tin gen 3!! They're like mini z but simplified and very affordable
Did he make throttle also proportional
Yes.
Want to ask, i have race tin drift series 1:24... can i upgrade with TowerPro SG90 9G ?and for radio, can i use with stock radio ?
Unfortunately you can't use the stock radio for that and you'll have to upgrade it to full standard RC system (receiver-esc-servo). I'm not sure if SG90 will fit either. It's pretty big. Take a look at SG51R instead.
Install a gyro and you could drift perfect with it amazing work and my type of build
What's the wheelbase on this car's body? Do you think it'd fit sinohobby trq1?
I'm really sorry if i have a lot of questions. I keep googling but i cant seem to find the info. I did get some info that some of them are 1/28.
This is an old one and it's smaller than TRQ1 so it won't fit for both wheelbase and width.
Do you only need 1 esc for the servo and motor?
Yes. ESC is to send power to motor and give electricity to receiver and servo. You can watch the introduction to RC electronics here. th-cam.com/video/BSt7U-yOa4Q/w-d-xo.html
Okay thanks man
@@kronosdarkangel5290 My pleasure.
How to change tires? I have my race tin for 5 years now...and i have replaced some parts..the only thin left is the tires
You can use Mini-Z or equivalent tyres. Here's cheap stuff from banggood you can use. bit.ly/2v5ulTT
How did you connect the battery? It’s 3 pins and the esc takes only 2 pins . Isn’t the red connector for balancing ?
Connect the right polarity and it'll be alright. If the plug type doesn't match you'll have to change the plug on the ESC. On the battery side, red plug is power port and white plug is for balancing. When the battery is this small either plug can supply the power without burning.
@@BeaversHobby excellent! Thank you for replying, thats really nice of you. And also , how did you know if the lipo is out of juice? does the ESC comes with cut-off ?
@@ryowannabe7951 Some ESC have cut-off but most small one don't. Here's one that has lipo alarm, you'll need to install a buzzer to make it beep when the battery is low. bit.ly/2qPpisf , buzzer bit.ly/2S9ujXo .
Otherwise you'll have to rely on external alarm like this bit.ly/2WLw1Ax .
Alright, I shall start with mine! I wonder if it all fits, since yours looks like a LanEvo, while mine is an RX-7
You can take the receiver out of its case and solder everything directly. That will make the boards and wires much more compact.
@@BeaversHobby yeah i've done and removed everything, next up will be cutting the chassis for the servo... Speaking of servo, what did you do to it? Looks different
@@JoshuaJapitan I only cut the "ear" off so it can fit in the chassis.
@@BeaversHobby i also saw something white... Did you relocate the hole for the wires?
@@JoshuaJapitan White sticker at the bottom? I think that's QC sticker.
Is the rear rim changeable...?
I don't know. I guess Mini-Z RWD wheels might fit but I've never tried.
So cool!
What is the main component?
You'll need
1. Radio: Transmitter & Receiver
2. ESC
3. Servo
4. Battery & charger
Use ball linkages if you want. It'll make the steering better than paper clip I'm using.
Yup! Do it with one hand.
bro you gave me an idea for my next project
i orderd the same servo
Good job mate
Nice job! I did pretty much the same (same car chassis, ESC and servo), but not as clean :-P
Got any vid logs or anything?
Thx man! 🤘🏾
Nice job.
Is this Japanese rc?
No, this one is an old Chinese RC called Race-Tin.
Hello, I really like your video ! The ESC can cope how many volts? 7.4V 800mah?
8.4V or fully charged 2S Lipo. I've tried 1000mAh and it works too. However it's limited by amps draw at (as specified) 20A. So you can't use motor bigger than 180 size. Stick with 130 and you'll be fine. It's an ESC for small car after all.
What car is that?
Audley Race Tin, 1/32 scale. I guess it's 2nd generation. The body is Skyline R34, my favourite.
Back then when I was a child it was really popular.
Get the tamiya tyre and modified rear drive shaft just like mini4wd tamiya. I just saw some video from Thailand TH-camrs race tin modders.they put some relay and speed are insane.cheap toys with cheap upgrade,worth it.
daaamn, ur very creative..
i love it
Cool man and good name change
Woah, you changed your name! I hardly recognized you in my sub box lol
Sorry about that. But I wanted to change this channel in to something more focused. :)
Also the old name was kinda childish... it worked for me 10+ years ago though.
Yeah, no problem. Change is good :P
Can you please list the components you are using. I like it better when you say what you are doing. Silent videos are not as good as the videos you talk in.
JustAnAverageJoe Sorry abot that, I'll add the part list with links in the description.
that rc car has a case for a remote
shoud have upgraded the motir to tamiya mini 4wd plasma dash