ďťż3D Insider is ad supported and earns money from clicks, commissions from sales, and other easy-to-follow guide outlines everything you need to know on how to build your own RC car. I cover kit options as well as building models from scratch. The latter route is what RCâers call scratch building for obvious reasons. It makes sense to go with the kit version if this is your first project. Kit building is the best way to become familiar with the composition and construction of a Kit Cars Vs. Scratch BuildingR/C kit cars are educational. They are the natural stepping stone to build-your-own models from plans. All you need is in the box, along with a set of detailed instructions presented in a logical order. You know that everything is going to fit, the parts are the right choice for the job, and that the car will work. Kit models also help you to identify the pieces, where they go, and how they scratch building is for modelers with experience. You get to design something thatâs 100% unique if thatâs what you want. You must source each individual part and know that itâs going to fit/work as intended. Some hardcore scratch builders draw their plans rather than download them. They also make as many parts as possible. Others prefer to buy pre-made parts and create their model that First-Time Projects SimpleThere are lots of simple, fun projects, even with scratch-building. For example, itâs possible to create a basic radio control vehicle using household materials. That can be things like an old electric drill motor, PVC tubing, and a few cheap parts from your local hobby shop. Such a model wonât win any awards or have any wow factor, though. Even so, it will work, and itâll teach you a lot in the an RC Forum or Local ClubThe world of radio control is friendly and sociable, so consider joining an RC forum or local club. These interactive environments are where members swap ideas, share tips, and answer questions. They are an invaluable support resource that make the hobby so much more letâs begin with RC kit cars, the things you need to start, and review a few 1. Building RC Cars from KitsThe 5 item checklist below shows what you need to get started on a new RC kit car project1. Radio-control kit carâ2. Storage compartmentsâ3. The right toolsâ4. Thread-locking glueâ5. Batteriesâ1 Not all kits are equalMake sure you know whatâs in the kit before you buy anything. Some products have everything in the box, whereas others only include the carâs framework. The reason for this is to offer flexibility for the modeler. Including some parts and not others gives builders the option to choose specific pieces. Every sales page has a Whatâs in the Boxâ and a Needed to Completeâ list where necessary.2 Storage compartmentsThere can be lots of small parts when building an RC model. Itâs easy to lose stuff even with a tidy workspace. A storage compartment system is a simple way to keep everything organized. There are lots of choices available. Find something that has draws of various sizes. The Greenpro 3309 Wall Mount Storage Cabinet/Drawer Organizer is an excellent example.3 Get the right toolsItâs frustrating when you donât have the proper tools to build the kit. You donât need a lot, but they do have to be right. Makeshift tools are a bad idea as you risk breaking something or injuring is a list of the basic RC kit-building tools used by RC car modelers1. Electric screwdriver w/ bits 2. Hex Screwdriver set 3. Hex wrench w/ ball end 4. Rotary tool 5. Flush cutters 6. Heat gun 7. Soldering iron 8. X-Acto knives 9. Pliers 10. Wire cutters 11. Toolbox to store the aboveYou may have some of the tools already. The point is to make a list of what you still need so that you have everything to hand when itâs time to build your RC car. Some of the modelerâs toolkits are worth checking out too. There are lots of excellent choices like this toolset from Model Expo.4 Thread-locking glueDonât leave home without it if your screws go into metal. Purpose thread-locking glue is an essential part of any RC car builderâs toolbox. It prevents tiny screws from backing out over rough terrain or with motor vibrations. Itâs not expensive and lasts forever, well almost.5 BatteriesA lot of RC kits donât include a battery in the box. The makers should detail the options in the kitâs manual. You can also ask on RC forums for advice on batteries or battery upgrades for your to Building an RC Kit CarThe 7 steps below are typical procedures for building an RC car from a kit. Itâs a broad explanation and not based on any particular model. Always refer to the manual for specific guidance. Choose your RC kit car Prepare the workspace Lock screws with a thread-locking adhesive see below Assemble the carâs wheel axles Assemble the carâs shocks Install the electronics Attach the shell1 Choose your RC car kitThere are plenty of RC car kits to choose from, and thatâs fantastic news for the novice builder. They come in various types, sizes, and for all budgets. Take your time choosing if itâs your first project. Reach out and ask for advice if you need a little guidance. Newbie questions are always welcome in RC forums. Simple RC car kits can start from as little as 50 dollars and go up to 1000+ are three mini-reviews of kits for the Best Budget, Best Value, and Top Pick. These models will give you a feel for whatâs available though there are many Rage C2400 Mini-Q 4WD RC DIY Kit Car Best BudgetView on AmazonEditorâs Rating the Rage RC C2400 Mini-Q. Itâs a 1/24 Scale kit that includes everything in the box. This 4WD on-road racing car is an excellent choice for anyone just getting into RC carsâDIY style. Best feature 1 Easy-to-follow step-by-step assembly Best feature 2 Runs on indoor/outdoor surfaces Plus points Fun building experience, short assembly time, 4WD system, easy to drive Minus points Mediocre performanceReasons to Consider the Mini-Q RC Kit CarConsider the Mini-Q if youâve never assembled an RC kit car before. Itâs super easy to put together thanks to the straightforward guide and systematic steps. The total build time is around 1 hour give or take. Itâs an ideal entry-level kit as the factory has done all the precision assembly work. That includes the gear differentials and suspension still get to acquire knowledge by assembling the kit. It teaches you about the parts, where they go, and how they function. You get to learn about maintenance, tuning, and the benefits of upgrades, etc. The finished project is a shaft-driven 4WD on-road race car. Itâs fun to drive across indoor and outdoor surfaces. Itâs also affordable at just over 50 dollars at the time of writing this Not So GoodThe Mini-Q is a fun car to drive, especially indoors. However, those with experience driving RC sports cars are sure to find its 10+ mph performance mediocre on AmazonTech SpecsBrand Name Rage RCModel Type On-Road Race CarModel Scale 124Dimensions x x Weight .7V 400mAh 1S LiPoRunning Time 30+ minutesRecommended Age 16+ yearsThe Pros Easy-to-follow assembly Runs on indoor/outdoor surfaces Fun building experience Short assembly time Educational 4WD system Easy to driveThe Cons Mediocre performance2. Tamiya Racing Fighter 2WD Off-Road Buggy Kit Best ValueView on AmazonEditorâs Rating is enthralling about RC buggies, and this one is no exception. Itâs a genuine Tamiya Racing Fighter, a 2WD 1/10 scale off-road RC kit car. Best feature 1 Easy to build kit w/ clear instructions Best feature 2 Stylish polycarbonate body Plus points Lightweight & durable, sealed gearbox, built-in differential gear, customizable Minus points Doesnât include everything in the box, soft springsReasons to Consider 2WD Racing Fighter KitNo one will doubt the good looks of this buggy. Tamiya has mounted the Racing Fighter onto a DT-03 chassis platform. The chassis and straightforward instructions make this kit ideal for novice builders. The stylish polycarbonate body is lightweight, durable, and sports an eye-catching design. There are even stickers in the box so that users can decorate buggy has a sealed rear gearbox and internal gear differential complete with dust cover. The rear ribbed front & square spike provides the car with a decent grip on multiple surfaces. Overall, itâs an impressive performer. It offers entry-level drivers stress-free control and smooth cornering. Another plus is the range of optional parts available to customize and tune the DT-03 needed to compete 2CH radio controller battery Compatible battery charger Paint optional Tools to assembleThe Not So GoodYou donât get everything in the box with this model. That can be a pro or a con depending on the user. Itâs quite normal for kits to leave out certain parts. However, inexperienced kit builders donât always notice at the point of purchase. See Items needed to completeâ above for details. Another con is that the springs are a little on the soft side and tend to bottom out, even at the higher on AmazonTech SpecsBrand Name TamiyaModel Type Off road buggy kitModel Scale 110Dimensions x x Weight not includedRunning Time Depends on the batteryRecommended Age 12+ yearsThe Pros Easy to build kit Clear instructions Stylish polycarbonate body DT-03 chassis platform Lightweight & durable Stylish rear wing Torque-tuned motor CVA oil dampers Sealed gearbox Built-in differential gear CustomizableThe Cons Needs extras to complete Soft sprints3. Tamiya Volkswagen 4WD Beetle Rally Car Kit Top PickView on AmazonEditorâs Rating Top Pick goes to the Volkswagen Beetle in its rally racing form. The real-world model was a regular fixture on the worldâs rally circuit in the 1950s to the 1980s. This kit is a stunning replica. Best feature 1 Easy-to-follow assembly instructions Best feature 2 Authentic sound Plus points Smart polycarbonate body, WD MF-01X chassis, off-road capable, rubber tires Minus points Needs parts to complete, unpainted body, stock motor underpoweredReasons to Consider the VW 4WD Beetle KitThe Tamiya Volkswagen 4WD Beetle is a fun car to build either alone or with a parent. The instructions are uncomplicated and clear, which is characteristic of Tamiya kits. The VW body sits over the popular 4WD shaft-driven MF-01X chassis. The chassis is suitable on-road and off-road flat dirt surfaces. The finished model produces an authentic sound that adds further to its R/C kit car comes with rubber rally block tires that provide superb grip, even on wetter ground. Itâs an impressive RC kit for anyone who loves the VW Beetle needed to compete Servo battery Compatible battery charger Tamiya PS paint optional Tools to buildThe Not So GoodThis car needs extras to complete, and thatâs typical for RC car kits. But first-time kit builders should be aware of the extras required before they buy. Also, the body has no paint and is untrimmed. Again, thatâs quite usual, but something novices should be aware of. The finishing touches are all part of the fun for most builders. Finally, some RCâers are sure to find the stock motor a tad on AmazonTech SpecsBrand Name TamiyaModel Type Volkswagen Beetle Rally KitModel Scale 110Dimensions x x 7Product Weight not includedRunning Time Depends on the batteryRecommended Age 14+ yearsThe Pros Easy-to-follow assembly 4WD drive system Clear polycarbonate body Includes brushed motor Brushless motor compatible Authentic sound WD MF-01X chassis Off-road capable Rubber rally block tiresThe Cons Needs parts to complete Unpainted body Stock motor underpowered2 Prepare the workspaceYour workspace must always be orderly whether itâs allocated or makeshift. Itâs easy to lose stuff, so make sure you always maintain a clutter-free environment. Your work area also needs to be well lit and ventilated. Consider a builderâs board to lay on top of the workbench. Some modelers also like to use an RC car stand like this workstation from Hobbypark.3 Lock all screws with adhesiveLock all the screws with a thread-locking adhesive if they go into metal. Do this when the guide tells you to fasten certain parts together. You shouldnât need to use glue if the screws go into plastic, though. Again, refer to the kit instructions and follow them by the book. Also, donât use an electric screwdriver if your car uses tiny screws as you risk stripping the threads.4 Assemble the wheel axelsFollow your guide to assemble the carâs wheel axels. The process should look like this Layout the modelâs wheels and related pieces Fit the gears to the axle as per the guide Attach the wheelsTip Use a parts tray or trays for this and other procedures. Only place the pieces that youâre working with into the containers. Build the car in an assembly line fashion to keep the process straightforward and systematic. Again, avoid the electric screwdriver with tiny models.5 Assemble the shocksThe RC car shocks attach to the modelâs wheels to support its chassis. Some may need filling with an appropriate lubricant. If so, the oil should be part of the kit. Itâs a simple process, but always make sure the cap is secure before moving to the next one. The job is to then slide the springs onto the shocks. Finally, attach the shocks to the axels once everything is in familiar with the carâs suspension system, how it goes together, and the way it works on the track. Why? Because you need to get into suspension fine-tuning if you decide to scratch build later.6 Install the electronicsBy now, your RC model car is taking on the shape of a real vehicle. Itâs now time to install the electronics. They include the servos, battery, and an electric motor. The steering servos attach to the axel at the front of the vehicle. Screw the electric motor into its precise place at the back of the model. The last job is to position the battery as per the instructions and attach all the wires.7 Attach the shellItâs now time to attach the shell providing everything has gone to plan thus far. The kit should include clips not glue to hold the body secure over the chassis. The shell should come off as easily as it went on. That allows you to change components, make any adjustments, and perform repairs as youâre almost done, but thereâs something you need to do before the trial Pre-Drive InspectionDonât try to run your newly built model without performing a final inspectionâor screws and nuts are properly tightenedâThread-lock adhesive secures screws that go into metalâTransmitter/receiver batteries have a full chargeâBreaks tested and passedâThrottle tested and passedâAnything else that pertains to your modelâPost-Drive ProceduresAll responsible RCâers should get into the habit of post-drive turn off the receiver followed by the transmitter to prevent runawaysâLet hot batteries cooldown for a few minutes before handlingâAlways replace dented batteries or those with threadbare wiresâAlways keep the model RC car clean and free from excess dirt or greaseâOK, you now know the basic procedures on how to build an RC car from a box. Parts and processes vary between kits, especially with scale models. Despite that, the principle guidelines are the the second half of this guide looks at how to scratch-build and the options available.ââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââ-Part 2. Scratch Build Your Own RC CarWelcome to the incredible world of RC scratch building. There are few limitations as to what you can do here. You have plenty of free plans to download, and others for a small fee. A scratch building project starts with goal setting. You canât begin until you first have a clear GoalsExperienced scratch builders know what they want from the outset. First-timers need to give the project some careful consideration. The best approach is to use simple ideas for a goals list might look something like this Type of R/C car, off-road, on-road, sports, buggy, truggy, truck, etc. Anticipated time scale for the project How much of the car you intend to build yourself? Scale replica or totally unique model? Materials, metal, carbon fiber, plastic, other Crash-resistant properties also relates to materials used Build the car for under X amount your max budget Purpose of end model, show, leisure use, competitionRC Car PlansA serious scratch builder will design his or her RC car using specialized design software. The pro-grade tools are excellent, but theyâre not cheap. Make sure youâre serious about creating RC cars before committing. Itâs beyond the scope of my guide to go over the options or how to use them in any detail. Some pro-grade tools include AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor CAD, and should check out Autodesk Fusion 360. Itâs free for non-commercial hobbyists and students at the time of writing. Thereâs a learning curve with all computer-aided design CAD tools, but itâs immensely rewarding. Itâs also much easier to learn if you have a genuine passion for what you you can search for free plans or those that sell for a nominal fee. RC car plans are harder to come by than model aircraft, but they are out there. Ask on RC forums if you need the Parts ListYou can start to source or make the parts for the project once you have the plans. Again, have a list handy so that you can work in an organized fashion. An R/C car parts list looks something like this Ball Ends Body Metal chassis Driveshaft ESC Front Axle Gearbox Gears Link Rods Motor Rear Axle Servo Shocks Wheels Front Wheels Rear OthersYou may want or need to source parts and materials from different suppliers and keep track of the costs. Put the items above into a simple 3 column table like the one belowNAME OF PART/COMPONENTLINK TO SUPPLIEREST. COSTR/C car bodyLink to the potential supplier$ part hereNext link here$ total $ to Order Custom PartsOK, letâs say you want to use custom parts from your design, but you canât make them yourself. Consider using services like SHAPEWAYS and 3DHubs. What you do is upload your file to any of these platforms. They should let you know if any areas of your design are unprintable or need refining. You can then choose materials and surface finish, etc., and get a quote for the project right possible to get the shells and decals customized at the same time as the parts creation. Alternatively, you can keep the finish of your design 100% unique and decorate it to Scratch BuildYou have the plans and have bought or made the parts for your RC car. How you put everything together depends on the model, its complexity, and the scale, etc. Assembly should look like this Attach the wheels to the front of your chassis Secure any screws that go into metal with lock-thread adhesive Attach the steering component and servos for the front wheels Fix the electric drive motor to the back wheels Secure the rear wheels to the chassis Connect the electronics receiver, speed controller, battery to the motor and servos Attach and secure the shell to the vehicleMake sure you follow the pre-drive checks and post-drive maintenance see kit car above.Summing UpScratch building can be simple or complex, fast, or time-consuming, but itâs always rewarding. My advice would be to start with a modest project that uses few parts and is void of details. If you get the bugâand you probably willâeach plan you choose gets bigger, better, and more complicated. Thatâs a good thing because modelers like nothing more than a challenge.Cobalihat katalog rc car police remote harganya mulai Rp 48.900 tersebar di berbagai toko online, bandingkan jual Rc Car Police Remote ori dan Rc Car Police Remote kw dengan harga murah Selamat Datang di Semoga Rezekinya semakin banyak & berkah 10000x lipat - Kenangan masa kecil dengan mobil milik orang tua pada masa kecil pun bisa jadi kenangan yang akan terus diingat. Seperti yang dialami oleh R. Ris Triono Agung, salah satu penghobi R/C Adventure dari Bandung. Kenangan masa kecil dengan Mercedes-Benz G-Class keluaran 1986 milik Sang Ayah, membuatnya tergila-gilanya dengan G-Class. Segala macam mainan berbentuk buatan kolaborasi antara Steyr-Puch dan Mercedes-Benz ini pun tidak pernah luput dari incarannya. RC Adventure kesayangan Agung pun tidak lepas dari MB G-Class. Tapi, mendapatkan bodi G-Class untuk R/C berskala 1/10 tidak mudah. Baca Juga Coba Tebak, Berapa Harga Toyota Land Cruiser Seri 80 Ketika Meluncur 1995? Akhirnya langkah Scratchbuild pun terpaksa dilakukan dengan menggunakan bahan yang bisa ditemui sehari-hari, seperti plastik atau kayu. Dengan bermodal referensi dari internet, die-cast, dan melihat langsung mobil aslinya, Agung pun membuat bodi G-Class secara handmade. Setelah menemukan dimensi bodi yang pas dengan kit R/C Axial yang menjadi basic RC Adventure nya, kerajinan tangan pun dimulai. Raw material plastik jenis styrene dipilih Agung untuk bahan bakunya. body rc handmade
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Electronics and Programming are not that Scary Most of us here, write a lot of code and very rarely have any kind of interaction with electronics, which indeed run our codes. Another thing is a common myth that electronics are very difficult to understand and that we need at least an electronic engineer title to get started with it. As a technician, petrolhead and coding enthusiast, Arduino was always somewhere on my list. I also had an RC car when I was a kid and always wanted to buy another one in my adulthood, so now when I have started learning to code, got an Arduino kit, it was the best time to make this childhood dream come true. Before and if you proceed to the next part I want to add a few more things. First of all, this is an old article that I have published before on some technical websites related to microcontrollers, so you can treat this one just as a remastered version. This tutorial is heavily based on the technical explanation, however, in the second part of the tutorial, I explain the code written in Arduino IDE. Last but not least, even though ArduCar is my own application written in Java, I have not provided the source code nor an explanation of it in this tutorial. Let's have some fun! In this instruction, you will learn how to create an Arduino based RC car from a scratch. No prior programming, Arduino, or electronics experience needed. Even though having some previous experience in those fields can be helpful, everyone should be able to finish this project without any problems. You may also ask, why Power bank? These days, those devices are becoming more and more affordable, in some cases, they are even cheaper than batteries, many of us have them at our own houses, they can be reused, and recharged anytime we want. The project covers the basics principles of creating such a car, with a minimalistic approach on materials, and explains the code in details. Moreover, provided instructions can be also used in different projects, so let's start! As a hobbyist, I didn't have many tools like soldering iron etc. So I have tried to make use of some old electronic things such as USB cable or power bank, that most of you may have somewhere at home. You may follow all of my instructions, but feel free to change some parts and be creative. Below, the list of the materials can be found Arduino UNO car chassis, with wheels and motors, kit male - male, and female - male jumper wires electrical insulation tape Bluetooth module HC-06 or HC-05 DC motor controller L298N Power Bank with 2 USB outputs Piezo buzzer Android mobile phone PC with Arudino IDE installed ArduCar - Arduino RC Car Bluetooth Controller Step 1 Chassis Assembly First of all, we will need to assembly the chassis of our car. If you have a kit, most probably you also got the instructions with it, but just in case the steps can be found below Prepare the main part of the chassis, 4 small plastic brackets which will mount motors on the chassis frame 2 for each, screws, brass spacers, nuts, motors, useless USB cable, and 4 cables/ jumper wires. Connect one wire to each pin of a motor, you can solder them but if you don't have soldering iron, just try to "knot" the cables to each pin. Now take your old/spare USB cable, and cut it so there is around 20 cm of cable left. Strip a few centimetres of cable covering so you can see the cables inside it; there should be 4/5 cables inside, but we are interested just in two cables, GND - black one, and Plus - Red one. Strip 2-4 cm of covering from both red and black cable. You can leave it like that, or to make it stronger just "knot" it or solder with longer, stronger cable/ jumper wires so that the connection is firm enough. Take the motor, and mount it to the chassis frame with plastic brackets 2 for each, using screws and nuts. Please note that, each motor has a small "dot" on one side, and that dot should face inward so that when two motors are on place, these dots face each other. Once the motors are on their place, it is time for the 3rd nylon supporting wheel. When you look at the end of the frame, there should be 4 small holes next to each other, looking like a square shape. Take the brass spacers and mount them to these holes with screws, so brass spacers are on the same side of the frame with motors. Mount the nylon supporting wheel to the brass spacers with screws. Install the wheel to each motor. Note that, there is a shape inside of the wheel hub so be sure to put it in the right place. Most probably there will be a huge resistance, but you have to be gentle with it and use some power at the same time. We are almost done with assembling the car, at this point you can install Arduino module and DC motor controller to the frame. I used 3 screws with nuts that were left from the kit and covered wires with electrical insulation tape where it was necessary. Step 2 Wiring Once we have our car assembled with both Arduino and DC motor controller onboard, it is time for wiring. Prepare the jumper wires, both male - male and female - male. Take the cables that are connected to the motors and install them to the DC motor controller. Let's say that lower pins, the ones closer to the ground, are the plus pins, and the ones closer to the frame are minus GND. The circuit should look like this OUT1 - Left motor - GND cable OUT2 - Left motor + cable OUT3 - Right motor + cable OUT4 - Right motor - GND cable Now let's connect Arduino to the DC motor controller, in order to do that, we will use pins with tiny names IN1, IN2, IN3, and IN4. Previous OUT1, 2, 3, 4 sockets were responsible for transferring the power to the electric motors, but with IN1, 2, 3, 4 pins, we will send commands to the controller from our Arduino device. This time you may need female - male wire jumpers, but if you don't have such a wire just try to modify male - male wire jumper or solder the wires to the pins. IN1 - DIGITAL 5 IN2 - DIGITAL 6 IN3 - DIGITAL 10 IN4 - DIGITAL 11 Bluetooth module is the last crucial thing we will need for our steering, when you look at the Bluetooth module it should have 4 pins and each pin is signed as follows VCC - POWER, GND - Ground -, TXD - transfer data, RXD - receive data. Female - male jumper wires may be needed once again this time. VCC - POWER 5V GND - POWER GND TXD - DIGITAL 0 RXD RXD - DIGITAL 1 TXD As you can see, data will be exchanged between Arduino and our Bluetooth module, that is why data cables are connected in the opposite way. Piezo buzzer has 2 legs, a longer one, Anode +, and shorter one Cathode-. It is recommended to use 330 Ohm resistor between piezo buzzer and Anode because it is a very sensitive and tiny instrument, but I didn't use one, as the resistor makes my piezo buzzer very silent. Note Female - male wire jumpers may be helpful again. Anode+ long leg - DIGITAL 3 Cathode- short leg - POWER GND We are almost there! Now we need to power our Arduino board and DC motor controller. Take the USB cable part that we have prepared in the previous part and connect those two cables; red and black to DC motor controller. Red cable + - 12 V Black cable - - GND The last step is to connect two USB cables, one to Power bank and Arduino board, and other one that connected to the DC motor controller, to Power bank as well. Last thing is to mount your Power bank on the frame, I used an electrical insulation tape to stick it to the frame, but there are many other ways to mount it. Note some Power banks may have a switch or button on them, so to power the circuit you may need to switch the power on. All of the parts and wiring are on its' place, but still there is no code in Arduino and no application on the mobile phone to control the car. Step 3 Programming Now that we have our RC car ready, the last part is to upload the code to the Arduino board and download the application on an Android mobile phone. For this step, you will need the Arduino IDE program on your computer, which can be downloaded from the Arduino official website. Once you have it installed, there are two options that need to be set. Open the Arduino IDE program and you will see a few options on the upper bar, pick "Tools" and then you should see the list, find the option called "Board" and pick your Arduino board from the list most of the time it is Arduino UNO. Later, right under the "Board" option, click on the "Port" option, if there are no USB devices connected to your PC, it may be greyed out/disabled, once you connect your Arduino board with a USB cable this option should become available, you may have to choose one port, for example in my case it is PORT 5. Even though I have 3 USB ports on my laptop, just one of them works as a PORT. You can try with different USB sockets on your computer till it works. Before we move on to uploading the code to Arduino, you have two options Just download the attached file, open it with Arduino IDE program and simply upload it. Go to Arduino IDE program, click on File - New, copy the code from here, and click on the "Upload" icon. Remember that while uploading your code Arduino board should be connected to your PC via the right USB socket, on which the port is set. Note While uploading the code to Arduino, DIGITAL 0 RX, DIGITAL 1 TX sockets should be unplugged, when those sockets are connected to the Bluetooth module, Arduino may not accept the incoming data from your PC and the program may freeze at "uploading" state. Below you can find the code with explanations. After uploading the code to the Arduino board, it is time to reconnect DIGITAL 0 RX and DIGITAL 1 TX pins to the Bluetooth module and reconnect the USB cable Arduino - Power bank to the Power bank. last step to make your RC car work, is to download the Android application from Google Play Store, and start having fun! You may also download different applications, as long as they send the matching serial codes, or even create your own mobile application. Thank you for your attention, and wish you have a lot of fun with it. In case of any questions or suggestions, please let me know about it down below in the comments section. define in1 5 define in2 6 define in3 10 define in4 11 int state; int piezo = 3; void setup { pinModein1, OUTPUT; pinModein2, OUTPUT; pinModein3, OUTPUT; pinModein4, OUTPUT; pinModepiezo,OUTPUT; } void loop { if > 0 { state = Stop; switch state { case 'F' forward; soundFX break; case 'G' forwardleft; soundFX break; case 'D' forwardright; soundFX break; case 'N' backright; soundFX break; case 'C' backleft; soundFX soundFX soundFX soundFX break; case 'B' back; soundFX soundFX soundFX soundFX break; case 'L' left; soundFX soundFX soundFX soundFX break; case 'R' right; soundFX soundFX soundFX soundFX break; case 'H' soundFX soundFX soundFX soundFX } } } void forward { analogWritein1, 255; analogWritein3, 255; } void forwardleft { analogWritein1, 50; analogWritein3, 255; } void forwardright { analogWritein1, 255; analogWritein3, 50; } void back { analogWritein2, 255; analogWritein4, 255; } void backright { analogWritein2, 50; analogWritein4, 255; } void backleft { analogWritein2, 255; analogWritein4, 50; } void left { analogWritein4, 255; analogWritein1, 255; } void right { analogWritein3, 255; analogWritein2, 255; } void Stop { analogWritein1, 0; analogWritein2, 0; analogWritein3, 0; analogWritein4, 0; } void soundFXfloat amplitude,float period{ int uDelay=2+amplitude+amplitude*sinmillis/period; forint i=0;i 0 { First statement in the loop starts with if, inside the brackets we can see a condition, it says > 0 - simply it means, if Serial, in our case Bluetooth module, is available, greater than 0, remember the binary code 1 - true, 0 - false, do the following { } - everything in those curly braces will be executed. state = Remember that state variable at the beginning of the code? This is the time when we assign the value to that variable = so our state variable now is equal to which means that the variable will change according to what is read from the Bluetooth module. Stop; Those two brackets after a name indicates that it is a function, and it has to be explained somewhere in the code. The same with this one, the first function to be executed in this code is the function named Stop, which will just literary cut off the power from the wheels and make our RC car stop. switch state Right after the Stop function, we have another one, this time it is the global function, that exist in nearly every programming language, and it is called switch - what literary means that there will be few functions inside, and we will just switch between them. This time you can see that inside the brackets we have a condition, and the condition is a variable called state, which value was assigned to everything that is received from the Bluetooth module. case 'F' As you can see, each possible function inside the switch, will be marked as "case" and in the single quotations we can see the possible value of the state variable. In this case, if the state equals 'F' - such a character is sent to the Bluetooth module via the mobile application, some functions will be executed. forward; The first function to be executed soundFX 30+400*1+sinmillis/5000; The second function to be executed, this time with some conditions inside the brackets. break; break means to stop executing this case, you always have to finish each case with break; statement. case 'G' forwardleft; soundFX 60; break; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Almost everything is explained now, but there were some functions like forward, soundFX etc. in the code, but they were not explained in the void setup { }, nor in the void loop { } part of the code. If there are such functions in the code, they should be explained at the end of the code. Below you can see an example. void forward Again, in order to call a function firstly void should be written, and after a space, name of the function should be written, for example forward. Inside the curly brackets we can see the explanation of the 255; analogWrite means that we are sending a signal, in case we were receiving, it should be written as analogRead. Inside the brackets there are two values in1 - the name of the pin that we are referring to, and 255 - the value of the electrical wave frequency, that can range from 0 to 255 - 0 means 0%, and 255 means 100%. It can be also written as LOW - 0, HIGH - 255. As you can see, this is the place where you can change the speed of each electric motor. analogWritein3, 255; In this way, we can say that by changing pins in1, 2, 3, 4, and values, we can control the side from which the electricity will enter the motors, what will be the voltage, and as a result the speed and direction. void soundFXfloat amplitude, float period This is the part that I have found on Arduino official forums, on the topic of SciFi sounds for the Piezo buzzer. You can find this code in the last post, for further explanations you can go to the link below. int uDelay=2+amplitude+amplitude*sinmillis/period; forint i=0;i<5;i++{ digitalWritepiezo, HIGH; delayMicrosecondsuDelay; digitalWritepiezo, LOW; delayMicrosecondsuDelay; } } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode It is how it works. From now on, hopefully you can also make your own contribution to the code, change something, add some new functions, or rewrite it in your own way. Bluetooth Configuration At the last, but not least, there is one more important thing to mention. HC-05 and HC-06 Bluetooth modules generally come up with default settings, such as baud rate, name, password etc. But if you would like to configure your Bluetooth module, you can use Arduino IDE program for this purpose. However, you may need to change the pins that Bluetooth module is connected to, and change Arduino code for the configuration time. Moreover, it is recommended to use resistors, in order to protect the Bluetooth module, as the data pins work at while the default output voltage of Arduino is 5V. Please keep all of those things in mind, I won't go throughout the whole process here, but there are plenty of tutorials available, just simply google it. If there are any suggestions, or questions please let me know in the comments' section below. Thank you for your attention once again, and don't forget to share your own projects below!
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