How to make a Simple RC Car with Steering | DIY Remote-controlled Vehicle

[@plixrgaming5886]

3 years later and your videos still show near the top of the search! Inspired me to make my own using an old drill motor and 12v Milwaukee battery and it’s FAST 😂 keep it up great video!

[@MaxImagination]

That's awesome! Good job! I like hearing the type of comments I get how other people got around to making their own RC cars just from my video. Thanks for your comment!

[@trentonrobison3938]

give this kid some subs and likes he really deserves it for all the work hes done.

[@MaxImagination]

Your kind support is much appreciated 🙃 Thank you! :)

[@MaxImagination]

Hey everyone! Many thanks for watching! A newer video tutorial of this RC Car has been published just recently, with many improvements and better guidance. Watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qavCg2yMhNOhhs0

[@eongamingi]

Hey please give me the controller and parts buy link

[@elaineblack2531]

what is the wire awg

[@aaravagarwal2844]

@@eongamingi Yeah

[@bishnusapkota4504]

Dipesh sapkota

[@snowylau9328]

Do you have the link to the remote control?

[@franhino4977]

Best project channel I’ve seen

[@MaxImagination]

I appreciate your compliment! Cheers ✌️

[@oliverdeleon1211]

you're a superstar for uploading these kinds of vids. Love to see it!

[@MaxImagination]

Glad you enjoy them! Thanks a lot!!! ✌️

[@KikelomoAfariogun]

I Love the strategy for the car 🤟🤘😉

[@MaxImagination]

Glad you love it!

[@09rapid70]

TYSM, this tutorial will help me out so much with my school project.

[@MaxImagination]

I'm so glad to hear that!

[@ngumnamercy1940]

Thanks 😊 very much stay blessed 💓👌🤝

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you too

[@akramhabib753]

Well Done Max! I'm gonna use this as an inspiration to make my first one too!

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! All the best with making yours!

[@srinivaspai7764]

I love you from India

[@oraonboycreation463]

Amazing bro................. INDIA love....................

[@coreyferguson2455]

Nice job Max that was official!!!

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you, Corey! Cheers ✌

[@nileshjaiswar9892]

You watch 2024

[@fazlerabbi2280]

@@nileshjaiswar9892 no, I don't.

[@mrkarthick3077]

@@nileshjaiswar9892 no I'm watching 2050 😂

[@abhinavandaditibanare9241]

2025 here

[@timoneri8812]

Max the Great! 🕹👑

[@MalikImranImran-xl8yt]

Here comes those who are watching this video in 2025

[@debonephotosvideoeditingst5341]

well done maxi

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching!

[@darkgt0066]

This is incredible video , very good keeping up your best work🎉

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you so much! :)

[@s.parthiban9717]

Wow amazing video brother nice 👍👍👍

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! 😃

[@irengbamnongdonhenba1019]

Keep it up bro

[@znstudios9157]

Thanks, ill make my second rc car

[@aliftoys8157]

wow very awesome..very nice rc car👍👍good job

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you 👍 Stay tuned for version 2 of the RC car!

[@enzoauditore815]

you are an amazing person cheers

[@MaxImagination]

😃 Thank you for watching!!! 😊

[@ghillie7948]

Literally I have everything except the transmitter and receiver. Any ideas how to get one without ripping apart an old rc car ?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there, please check the purchase link I left in the description below the video to where you can order a cheap transmitter and receiver pair.

[@abvloger4131]

But i have only reciver and transmitter 😂😂

[@mafiagamertatai4306]

You can make without receiver or transmitter ,but then you can't control it.

[@bnalobnalo8481]

A TV remote i guess

[@jfootballeditz4712]

Temu

[@femiakinola5410]

❤❤❤wow wonderful

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Zkleberab22]

faça mais vídeos assim por favor, em crise que o mundo está muitos querem se divertir e vídeos assim ensinando com baixo custo qualquer pessoa fica satisfeita graças a você. 🔥🤠

[@MaxImagination]

I'm more than happy to keep producing these videos. More to come!

[@celeenos3661]

Nice video thanks

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Farrelcl]

Cool max! Im gonna make This!

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks! :D

[@gammaechofoundationproductions]

Hey Max, thanks for this! This video is very educational informative! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You've inspired to create my own remote control car! 👍🏻 I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! 🙂

[@MaxImagination]

Hi and thank you for your positive input, I appreciate it! 🙂

[@badomen7199]

@@MaxImagination Where did you get the controller, and where did you get the receiver for the rc? How did you wire it up?

[@DavidJunior-eo6tl]

I love your work it amazing but I actually like when ur doing that remote control cars pls do more

[@MaxImagination]

I appreciate that! Will consider doing more 😊

[@AhmadZaid2757]

awesome work.I love it.

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! 😊

[@suwarnashende9759]

Hi max .nice car

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, thanks!

[@mayday7942]

Amazing how you did this just the key components and cardboard although the steering mechanism could work with popsicle sticks and screws.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi! Yes, it worked out just fine with cardboard, showing a simpler way for others to follow. I'll keep your suggestion in mind for future RC cars. Thanks for your comment!

[@DR1ZIsntCool]

This is great!! 👍 One question, what do i use to control it?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Thanks for your comments! Please check the description below for one of the links to where you can purchase one of these transmitter and receiver board pairs.

[@hanumantharajukrajuk5211]

ಸೂಪರ್ idea

[@chandrakanthiramanayaka7764]

Good job

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@abdullah.yorichan9454]

grear video helped me with my science project but how do you link the remote

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Glad to hear my video helped! The remote does not require binding, pairing, or any other form of wireless connecting, as it happens automatically with the receiver after both TX and RX are powered on.

[@dj4no1]

Hi, This is great, it's inspiring me to do a project that needs all these components, but has nothing to do with a vehicule. I looked at many videos, and yours is the best one I got so far for my needs. ALthough, there is 1 questions that is bugging me since I started my project. I hope you could enlight me. The motor that turns the wheels, how does it knows it's at the maximum on left or right? Because the way I see it, it could continue to turn forever and tear the cardboard completely. But yours seems to stop even if you continue to turn the wheel. It's the only part that is a mystery to me for over 3 weeks now of research. Thank you very much, you are very inspiring.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there, thanks for your comment. Since the buttons on the transmitter control whether the motor should turn or not, you simply control the motor to go from on/off. The power given (battery) sets the speed limit for the motor in such a simple circuit. The motor shouldn't spin out of control, no worries here. Thanks for watching!

[@dj4no1]

​@@MaxImagination Maybe because my mother language is not English, I did not express myself correctly. Let's say I turn Right, and I keep my finger on the button, what does mek the motor stop when it reaches teh max teh wheel can go without breaking the gears ? or it's just that it block and the motor continue trying but can't? :-) I hope I'm clearer. But thank you for teh fact that the power sent to the motor controls the speed. I was wondering about tat. I want ot use some of this to create a motorised camera for a 365 degrees view.

[@BrickReporter]

Hi there Max Imagination! i really liked this video please keep making videos like this, quick question, what was the size of the wheels you used?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, thanks for watching! The wheel diameter is 1.75" Inches.

[@dreamscape1234]

Thank you for the awesome video! Any link to the controller you used to control the car?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Thanks for your comment! Yes there's a link to the TX and RX, please check the description. Cheers!

[@reyangammmer5192]

i like how you make that max it worked for me

[@MaxImagination]

I'm very glad! :D Thanks :)

[@Creampie_100]

We can use any reciever and transmeter

[@MaxImagination]

Any that can at least do 2-channels of control :)

[@stephanyzimmerman6809]

Max make a video of how you make a rc car with batery case 😉😉😉😃🔥🔥

[@avengersfans5658]

I love you, your videos, your family and your girlfriend

[@markeb54]

Cool!!

[@Oliver_zxr]

thank you i have a school science fair and i am gonna make this with my dad and my partner at school and at home 7th grade

[@MaxImagination]

Glad to hear you've found my video helpful... Thanks for your comment!

[@davidtafit646]

Great movie! big big fan!! thanks! I have one question, after the connection of the remote control reciver, suddenly in the video you use a regular toy car remote transmitter, and you dont explain where to buy it or how to conncet it, or how to use the transmitter that I buy .. Please add explaintion or link to explantion or where to buy... Please!

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching! Please check the links in the description, there, you'll find a link to the transmitter and receiver pair similar to what I used. No connecting needed, since it's a toy grade 27mhz transmitter and receiver, they connect automatically without callibrating. Transmitter takes two AA batteries. Cheers, Max

[@sznball8141]

I have one question I am lost on how to get the controller connected to the car like does it come with the parts?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Purchasing the transmitter and receiver boards through one of the links in the description will get you the parts to control the car. You'd then need to obtain your own 3V battery pack (X2 AA batteries) and power this controller board. With the receiver also powered up (3-6V) and some motors connected to it, it should all work. No pairing or binding is needed at all, the controller automatically connects to the car via radio frequency communication. Cheers.

[@yosefabramov5158]

Hey. Thanks for the video! What did you use for the metal pieces that held together the parts of the axle in front. Thanks.

[@MaxImagination]

Hello, thanks for watching! I used 2mm steel rebar-tieing wire, which you can probably find in your local hardware store. ✌☺

[@mr.demonsoul]

@@MaxImagination sir 2mm steel rebar tiring is too expensive here

[@mr.demonsoul]

@@MaxImagination sir can we sue anything else

[@samueldangerfield1772]

Hi, great video. Please can anyone tell me where to get the transmitter and receiver because that's the exact one I need. Thank you

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, thanks for watching! Please check the purchase link of this 27mhz remote control pair in the description below the video. Cheers.

[@samueldangerfield1772]

@@MaxImagination Ok thanks for the help

[@MaxImagination]

@@samueldangerfield1772 Anytime! 👍

[@minecraftmaster1316]

Does the steering only work with a receiver 😢 I mad the whole car except the steering

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. There steering only works with a transmitter and receiver to give those signals, yes.

[@kadenottley2231]

I got the same transmitter and receiver as the one linked in the description but I am unsure how to connect it to the battery. In the video the one u used had a plug for the battery but the one linked does not. Also how would I do the controller part, I have a transmitter board but Idk how to use that to control the car. Great video, thanks!

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. The transmitter board that you got is pretty much the same unit that sits within my encased transmitter. What you'd have to do is first, is find the marked Positive supply (VCC) and negative (GND) marked on the front or back of the circuit board. Solder a wire onto each of those and connect them to your 3V battery pack accordingly. Hope that helps. Thanks for your comment! Max

[@kadenottley2231]

@@MaxImagination thanks for responding. I have one more question. So I have the that transmitter and receiver but how would I connect it to a controller so that I can control the car. It’s for a school project and we’re just not sure what to do with the transmitter pcb board, thanks!

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. The transmitter is the controller. If you have a soldering iron at your disposal, then you can solder some pushbuttons in place of the momentary contact poles that are on the PCB. Lastly, you could build it an enclosure, making your controller complete.

[@kadenottley2231]

Thank you so much for responding, u may have just saved my finals project grade. If u don’t mind me asking how would we be able to identify where and what the momentary contact poles are. Thanks again!! :)

[@scuttlerobot]

what remote control (transmitter) is being used here?

[@MaxImagination]

Same plan as the transmitter board from the pair linked below, only encased. Please check the purchase links in the video description.

[@Theblank.124]

@@MaxImagination Can you elaborate or link the remote control please?

[@Tanjiro-c9y-d2v]

But nice video

[@abhinavshetti1205]

I really liked your approach towards the project, how you have reused many of your parts and.... I am also making a RC car with Arduino✌🏻....+1 subscriber 💫

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I always try to reuse some various different parts from old/broken devices to build my projects. Best of luck with your projects! Cheers! :D

[@m1chael27]

Thank you so much! You are seriously fucking amazing.

[@ARTronics-jy2gc]

beautiful.................

[@toro5594]

I recommend after you build this steal a cool body shell from another rc you don't need

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for the tip :)

[@toro5594]

Your welcome

[@Benzo-editz717]

Bro from where to order the Transmitter

[@MaxImagination]

All parts with purchase links can be found in the description.

[@Bub_ly]

I'm confuse on how you connect the controller with the car how did you do that I am very confuse. I'm doing a project and seeing this helps very much but the controller part was confusing do you have to buy one first or idrk??😔

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Wiring gets pretty straight forward once you've received the 4ch transmitter and receiver. There's simply two wires which the battery connects to, two for the steering motor, and two for the drive motor which pulls the car forward. The transmitter you can purchase comes looking very different from mine as this one will have no case, uses contact switches for the controls, and requires a battery for power as well. You can purchase that controller and transmitter through the links below. Cheers, Max

[@G.A.R.Dharmajeewa]

Can we use a TV remote for this remote controler car?

[@MaxImagination]

No, TV remotes work with Infrared (light) transmitting technology. If you can find an Infrared receiver and an Arduino, perhaps you may.

[@KikelomoAfariogun]

Thanks for that 👏👍

[@bilalshawky7624]

Bro How you got into this knowledge? I mean what sources you suggest me to study and apply of RC Vehicles I want to understand first like connections, electronic components and so on ! So how I got start in this field as a hoppy? I love RC cars, planes..etc You may recommend me a simple book or video explain the basics of RC vehicles #🔥❗👌 I will appreciate that if you reply

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there, there's plenty of courses on SkillShare.com that I recommend you should check out, with a bit of your own research online, you can find all of the knowledge you need 😊

[@T34theAmericanheavy]

A KZbinr named bigclive is a great place to learn about electronics, learning the basics will pull you through for lots of projects

[@macjalac5845]

There might be one little problem when you release the turn button the wheel does not return to a neutral state. Do you know how to fix that?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, I believe you are having a similar problem as what I had, check that the transmitter's buttons aren't stuck (internal pushbuttons) if you have an encased transmitter like mine. If that's not the case, then it may be the pushbuttons themselves that are faulty, or you may have a problem with the circuit board's connections leading to the buttons, which means you'd need to do some soldering work to fix that. Hope that helps :)

[@MaxImagination]

Also, first please check that you have a spring-like mechanism built into your car's steering (EG; Rubber bands) because the motor will not return the steering to its neutral position by itself.

[@macjalac5845]

Thank you very much. One of the internal buttons was stuck indeed. I quickly fixed it and it works now. Thank you for your response. One question I may have is what was the problem in your case? Since the wheels in the video didn't return to a neutral state?

[@MaxImagination]

@@macjalac5845 No problem! I'm glad that it was just a small issue you had to sort out. Yes, well, I had the stuck button issue too, but the steering mechanism in my car didn't return because I hadn't installed a spring-like return mechanism. Cheers ✌

[@macjalac5845]

@@MaxImagination Thank you for your time and I wish you well in your upcoming projects.✌️

[@BabisGiannoulis]

How to find that cicruit board how its named pls?

[@MaxImagination]

You can find it linked in the video description. It's a 2-channel 24mHz radio transmitter and receiver for RC cars

[@AnumaAluu-s7s]

Please how can I find the receiver

[@MaxImagination]

You can purchase one via the link in the description below the video.

[@Jt-zy5dl]

hi, what are the dimensions of the steering mechanisms?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. I no longer have this car around to give you the accurate measurements. Though, approximately 10x2cm for the red cardboard slider piece and try using a 3cm section of rack gear. Cheers.

[@toyinonanubi1188]

Ten transmitter and receiver are kinnda out of stock in yhe link, can you recommend another one for me

[@MaxImagination]

I will check the link and update it if the product has gone out of stock. Thanks for the reminder!

[@MaxImagination]

I have just updated the link. Buy it here: amzn.to/3VOCokP

[@thestylesworld]

Thanks for the video. What is the name of the RC receiver circuit you used?

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching. The receiver and transmitter pair are both set at 27mhz (4-channel Radio)

[@thestylesworld]

@@MaxImagination Thanks. What frequency transmitter/receiver we should use for larger motors, for example to use RC control for DIY snow plower cart?

[@MaxImagination]

@@thestylesworld A 2.4Ghz RX and TX would do for anything more technical, that signal band is more commonly used, especially in WiFi, and has got much greater range over all. No problem! 😀✌

[@NoLongerAFatGuyOnThePhone]

bro help me my rc car wheels spin great when i hold it but as soon as i put it on the ground it doesn't move forward or backward

[@MaxImagination]

Sounds like you're either under-powering your car or you chose too weak of a motor. What's your RC setup consist of?

[@NoLongerAFatGuyOnThePhone]

​@@MaxImaginationi used a 130 motor powered by 4 batteries, all of which are 1.5 V

[@MaxImagination]

130 motors are too weak. I suggest you either adjust your gear ratio for a slower but more powerful car or obtain a 180 motor.

[@MizedoFF]

Where can i find that rod which u fit in the front mechanism at home?

[@MaxImagination]

You'll most likely be able to find one of those rack style gears in a printer.

[@connellmcdevitt8306]

Hey dude! Sick project! doing some research for my finals in school by any chance could we have a chat about this car? Cheers mate!

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! I was glad to help :-D

[@bofa5428]

I got the receiver and transmitter from the description, but how do I set the forwards/backwards and turning on the transmitter? Do I need to add more buttons?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. You simply can use the momentary push spring contacts as they are or solder pushbuttons of your own.

[@MatthewMeredith-qt6lw]

cool

[@miguelemos12]

Hello, I'm organizing an event where kids are going to be building RC cars from scratch and raising them. This video was perfect, but a lot of the links to the materials didn't work anymore. Does anyone have alternate links to the materials used in this video? Thank you!

[@MaxImagination]

Hello, Mike. Thanks for watching and inquiring about the links. Just now, I have updated the full list of materials and parts for this RC car project with functional purchase links. Happy to help. Best of luck with your event there, sounds like fun! Cheers, Max

[@indianscammer9659]

Hello thanks for the video. I really wanna make one. But Can we use the battery pack from the gear kit instead of buying a separate one?

[@indianscammer9659]

Can we also use the motor from the gear kit?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Could you please first send me the link to the gear kit you're referring to? So I can get an understanding of what motor and battery you mean.

[@MaxImagination]

@@indianscammer9659 The gear kit I linked does not include a motor or a battery...

[@indianscammer9659]

Ok maybe the photo was misleading. Thank you

[@indianscammer9659]

Is there any way to reduce the price?

[@BharathBalan-ch8yu]

Thankyou for the reply

[@MaxImagination]

Always!

[@legendarygamerboy8993]

Can you tell me receiver and transmitter u used cause I can't find it in your links it isn't available

[@MaxImagination]

Just updated the links in the description. You can find a similar transmitter and receiver there.

[@SunsetK7]

Get ready my dream Nissan BNR32

[@akramhabib753]

And also... where do we get the remote control from?

[@MaxImagination]

You may be able to find a similar 27mhz cheap Transmitter and receiver pair in most Chinese-made toy car/boat sets

[@akramhabib753]

@@MaxImagination Thanks!

[@dawsonkarkut6659]

Is there a JPEG or PDF of the cardboard chassis with dimensions?

[@MaxImagination]

Not for this car. However, I made an updated version of the RC car but in PVC which you can make using the new blueprint files provided: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qavCg2yMhNOhhs0

[@legendarycamgt]

umm i think i did something wrong bc mine goes at the speed of light when i tried it I got it to run across my entire pool

[@manoharanchinnaiyan1243]

Great work.! But could not find any link for the 'remote transmitter case', Can you help?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Thanks for watching! As mentioned in the video, all parts are linked below in the description. If the part appears to currently be unavailable, that may mean you'd have to be signed in to see its availability.

[@manoharanchinnaiyan1243]

@@MaxImagination Hi There, thanks for your quick response, I see the transmitter and receiver circuit is there, but no case for the remote.

[@MaxImagination]

@@manoharanchinnaiyan1243 Unfortunately, there is no case sold separately for the Remote, one has to make it themselves, add pushbuttons and battery, etc... Cheers.

[@manoharanchinnaiyan1243]

@@MaxImagination oh.. Ok, Np, thanks for your response.

[@mansisingh893]

Bro i have a question will you please answer please the question is can we use compenent of amy other rc car like i want to make gtr r34 chassis so can i purchase a rc car and put it part in gtr

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, you can.

[@josephllj6432]

From where did you get these cog wheels in the beginning of the video? And should I make a cover for the receiver myself?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, I actually obtained the gears from the same place as where I got the motor from, an air compressor. Sure, you can make it yourself, if you want to, just keep it's antenna outside the encosure. Cheers, Max

[@Kman-hw9pf]

Where did you get the remote control? I don't see a link for that. I assume the transmitter goes inside it?

[@MaxImagination]

The transmitter (remote controller) I used is no different than what I linked below (the transmitter board), it does the same thing. The case is not sold separately online, from what I know.

[@Kman-hw9pf]

@Max Imagination Well the pictured transmitter board has no joysticks or buttons, so how do you merge the transmitter to a controller like you have to actually use it? I'm also confused on how you used a 12 volt motor when the description of the receiver board says it only powers 3 volt motors and the link you have is only to a 3.7 volt battery?I really want to do this project, but am a little confused.

[@MaxImagination]

@@Kman-hw9pf Hi. I suggest you watch this video of my latest iteration of this RC car: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qavCg2yMhNOhhs0 Hope this answers your questions.

[@T34theAmericanheavy]

Making it belt driven with a rubber band should make it both easier to build and more reliable, also wouldn’t using a smaller motor be more practical? The decrease of the power draw and reduction of weight makes more sense to me than a 12v

[@MaxImagination]

You're right on the motor part! I really didn't seem to care much about the power draw and choice of using an oversized back then, I just grabbed what I had at the time and made something work. 🙂 Geared or belt drive, I believe it doesn't make a huge difference on such a small car. Though, thanks for the tip.

[@kamleshchavan7451]

You didn't use any transmitters and receiver module like 433 mhz transmitters and receiver module

[@MaxImagination]

Hi and no, I happened to use a preprogrammed 27mhz radio control pair. Are you making an arduino-based RC car? Or what microcontroller will you be using?

[@kamleshchavan7451]

@@MaxImagination Very first thing thanks for the reply, well I'm interested in in electronics, a beginner, want to know the working of 433 mhz transmitters and receiver module circuit diagram or any transmitters and receiver module circuit diagram, can u explain or anybody you know can explain

[@MaxImagination]

@@kamleshchavan7451 Hi, no worries at all. I do actually know someone who I can send you to who has worked with 433mhz radio modules, though the person can be contacted via Instagram. Would you prefer that? Cheers, Max

[@GufgjhHhfhbhv]

BharathBalan-ch8yu. I think its over 3.7 volts -isn't it MAX?

[@MaxImagination]

The 3.7V battery when charged is at 4.2V.

[@BharathBalan-ch8yu]

How many voltage is the battery

[@MaxImagination]

3.7V.

[@rajnirankari7719]

But how to connect it with a controller?

[@MaxImagination]

No need. It connects automatically when you turn both on. No pairing needed.

[@anjalisivaanjali9927]

Bro can we use any other battery for the car. Bro can we use any other remote for the car or any app we can use

[@MaxImagination]

You can use 2-4 AA Alkaline batteries or a Lithium Ion battery for this car. It only works with the type of remote shown unless you want to upgrade to an ESP32 controller for app capability.

[@avivsq12]

Quick question How did you make the controller?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. I did not make that controller, it came like that when I took the RX and TX from an old car. To see how one is put together, watch my latest RC car video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qavCg2yMhNOhhs0

[@RaghuRaghu-mq4xy]

We can control the car with any remote

[@MaxImagination]

Any 2+ channel remote controller and receiver that can handle the motor current.

[@harinandan6557]

So can you use any remote for that car?

[@MaxImagination]

Ones that are universally compatible to most aircraft & land vehicles such as the more expensive "flysky" transmitters, those will work with this car, with the right motor speed controller. With other cheaper radio TX and rx pairs, you'd have to check whether the one you're choosing is for rc cars and that that one is a 4ch radio. Cheers.

[@ItsLesleyMysenpay]

ho do we get the remote control?

[@MaxImagination]

You buy it via the product links below.

[@inamullah307]

I have everything but the remote of the car is not working on it

[@MaxImagination]

Did you put in the remote's 3V battery pack accordingly?

[@toyinonanubi1188]

So you don't have to use ESC

[@MaxImagination]

The receiver unit contains a motor driver built into it. It's on the board.

[@blenderpro-i3h]

did anyone see how the front tires looked absalutely JDM

[@FlyiDCG]

This aint Toy Grade my man. This is HOBBY GRADE.

[@NithikVikram]

What size is the parts of the cardboard?

[@MaxImagination]

Around 25x14cm.

[@dawsonkarkut6659]

I cant find the "uxcell Spart Part DC 3-6V 6500rpm-12500rpm Magnet Electric Mini Motor for RC Airplane" anywhere. Does anyone know where to find it in stock, or a equivalent replacement product?

[@borishdatingaling5269]

What's the chip thing you put in the middle?

[@MaxImagination]

The brown board with the chip is the Receiver/Motor controller unit that takes signals from the transmitter/hand controller. Please check the purchase links below to find where you can get a pair.