When we see a drone pilot, some can’t help but notice why there are so many different types of antennas sticking out from their FPV goggles. Some are mushroom-like while others look like a piece of bread. Those antennas are different and they perform differently. Let’s find out the what and how. Linear Antenna As […]
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In the spirit of boldly going where no RC has gone before, you may have the insatiable to push your RC to its limits. One limiting factor is the radio range. Whether you wish to maximize your RC range for FPV purposes or not (really no point in having an onboard camera if you could
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FPV (First Person View) experience is still a relatively new phenomenon in the RC car arena. This begs the question that some of us might be asking – why should we FPV our RC car and what’s the fun in doing that? Well, we shall leave that to be answered later. Meanwhile, if you’re gearing
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Camber and toe in and out are a topic that may get us scratching our heads. I know I did. So, in the spirit of trying to settle the score with Mr. Confusion, here’s a comprehensive guide that attempts to cover the all-you-need-to-know about camber and toes and how to specifically align them to suit
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VirtualDub is a free video processing software for Windows platforms (sorry no Mac or Linux support). It’s primarily used for tasks such as video compression, adding filters and effects, and transcoding video files. VirtualDub doesn’t have the capability of a typical video editor, instead, it focuses on performing various video processing functions. One of its
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The ubiquitous Google Maps is so useful that we can even use it to design our own RC race track. Here’s how you do it. This feature is only available on Google Maps desktop, not on the mobile app. Go to Google Maps on your desktop and go to the Saved menu on the left-hand
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Here’s a detail explanation on how you could attach a camera on your RC car, buggy, truck, slash, or boat to capture your First Person View (FPV) moments. In general, you have two main options on FPVing – with live FPV video or without. This guide is based on certain criteria that we find essential to
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