Articles relating to all RC
In the world of remote-controlled vehicles, robotics, and other applications where precise motion control is key, servos play a critical role. Servos are small devices that translate control signals into precise movements, allowing users to control things like steering, throttle, and even complex robotic joints. Traditionally, analog servos were the go-to option for many hobbyists …
An RC (radio-controlled) radio can experience glitches or interference when the transmitter is too close to the receiver. This issue, called “swamping,” happens for a few reasons: How to Avoid RC Radio Interference To prevent these issues, maintain a reasonable operating distance. Typically several feet, greater than one meter or more, between the transmitter and …
New RC hobbyists, driven by the thrill of starting their RC journey often tend to overlook some important guidelines. These involve mistakes that must be avoided if you are looking for a streamlined RC journey. This article will take you through the most common mistakes that new RC hobbyists make with their RC cars, boat, …
A Lower (vs higher) Kv Motor Produces More Torque It is a common misconception that a lower Kv motor automatically produces more torque then a higher Kv motor in the same size class. What we do know is that the Kv constant of the motor is directly related to the torque constant of the motor, …
In the previous article, we covered the differences between the Analog and Digital servo. In this article we are taking that a step further and we are going to look at specific applications. Applications Best Suited for Digital Servos Digital servos are best used in an application that requires best performance. Two factors must also …
