home made rc boat (electrical test)

this was a test of my electronics for my rc boat i am going to make the battery was a bit flat and the boat was too big but it works with good response and can turn on the spot unlike other boats.
soon i will get a proper body for the electrical stuff and solder the wires so it is a bit more neat and not stuck together with crocodile clips.

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• rc
• home
• made
• boat
• propeler

[devinwalker47]

i am also making a rc boat and i have a question and am requesting a video how do you make the boat remote controlled i have trouble with that and if out of some thing else how do i get that out of like an rc car?

[height198cm]

for a car i would take all the electronics out but dont disconect anything you should be able to atach a ruder to the steering and conect the motor to a prop shaft and a prop and then you should be finished

[height198cm]

skip to 3:35 to see the actual boat

[height198cm]

skip to 1:35 to get view from under water

[omentheduck]

seems pretty good , what kinda of camera do you have?

[height198cm]

i dont know the name of it. i got it from a aldi store for $90 its waterproof and it is 6 mega pixels today im going to try it in a lake to see how fast a block of foam can go. then im going to buy a model boat and waterproof it then stick all the electrical stuff on that.

[rcwilli1991]

in the first seconds i was like" uhhh where is the boat!?????? ohhh its under the camera!!!!! i see now!!!" :P

[devinwalker47]

thanks dude ur good at this oh and if your gunna make a body im gunna use fiber glass.