Design and Optimisation of Structural Parts in an RC Car
Posted on July 28th, 2011 in Recommended RC Car Products | 3 Comments »
 This project focuses primarily on the design of the steering mechanism and structural parts of a radio controlled (RC) car. The structural elements like chassis, suspension arms, shock tower, drive links, brake pads and suspension assemblage are designed and manufactured. The car runs on the particular fuel that is nitro methane-based and devised for car engines. Unique lubricants are added to the fuel mix to protect the engine from exuberant heat and wear; the lubricants work in much the same way as gas-oil mixtures in a great deal of chainsaws. A pump or exclusive bottle may be employed to get the fuel into the RC car’s fuel tank, and filters in the fuel line may need to be substituted from time to time. It is an IC engine with the engine capacity of 3cc which uses a glow plug for it is ignition that is heated by what is known as a ‘glow starter’. This heat is then held by the plug and is used to fire the engine strokes for the remainder of the running time. The car has a four wheel drive with a single gear. The car is run and controlled by the remote control with the frequency of 2.4GHz.Servo motor is applied for the steering and acceleration mechanism. The engine and battery box are used according to their requirements. All the fictitious constituents are made from Aluminum alloy to make the car as light as possible. Delrene is applied to formulate steering links.
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There is still 1 hour left at the student involvement fair!!! Stroll among the tables in free speech plaza, tower drive & the parade ground!
Tornado S30
can you tell the difference from the stock head