burnout Huge RC Car , 49cc ,made by Right off driven

[swimmerdudejackmann]

what was the servo you used?

[Rightoffdriven]

@swimmerdudejackmann , all home made, battery drill converted to servo.

[MrRockitt3]

i liked the part where it was doing donuts............

[IRONMAIDENFAN2006]

yes poster traction equals doing donuts lol stupid mexicans

[fearlessforever9]

how much did it cost to make

[Rightoffdriven]

under $400 not including control, however the man hours was huge.

[Rightoffdriven]

Cost about $400 to make but the hours put into it was the main exspence. wheels $100, scooter with engine $50, steel $50, had control from RC plane, donation of alloy sheet, Rose joints $60, elec parts $50........

[pentiumdoz]

hello first of all nice work buddy and now the question what h-bridge did you used, i am building my own rc vehicle with a 4 wheeler thanks.

[Rightoffdriven]

Hey, see more at (Huge large rc car home made by Tim White) on youtube. The H bride setup was conected directly to a small servo elec. Google a site rc lawn mowers h bridge and it will give you some good ideas of how to go about it.

Cheers

[Rightoffdriven]

The use of some common transistors from your local electrics shop is cheaper than sourcing the ones used in the rc lawn mower site. also expect to have a lot of trial and error when testing/fitting H bridge electrics. I have many transistors, due to not being heat sinked good. also blown up a few small servos, go for a larger, but cheap servo to drive the H bridge electrics. When ya get the right set up it will be awesome, direct proportional steering gives precise steering when doing Donuts!!!

[skootb2]

how do u steer it

[Rightoffdriven]

Makita Battery drill as servo with spring dampener setup and H bridge electrics board!!!

Happy to reply too all questions!

[rcvideos4life]

Is that all it can do (Donuts)?this is the second video doing just that.

[ChadSRoe]

Hell yea!!!