Driving radio-control cars is an enjoyable hobby and also a competitive sport, but the vast range of different types of models now available can prove confusing for those new to the scene. Radio Control Car Manual starts by providing all the information needed to choose the right model, and goes on to present advice on how to build kits as well as driving techniques, maintenance, modifying, set-up and the various different classes of racing. Essential reading for those contemplating buying their first model and for those already involved in the scene looking to progress to the next level.

Learn all you can before you buy! This manual details all types and specifications of RC outfits. Discusses ancillary equipments, including mechanical and solid state gyros, autopilots, chargers, electric speed controllers, fail safe systems, remote management systems and tachometers. Also covers transmitters, installation of RC equipment linkages, maintenance of equipment, and more.

Getting addicted to the new RC cars that have literally blown your mind with the entertainement they provide? Discover how you can be a pro RC car handler, and maximize your fun!

In the first years of the new millennium, in the development of radio control technology with 2.4 GHz, a real revolution has taken place. While the frequencies in the MHz range were standard over many years in model construction, a large proportion of modern communication technology and with it radio control (RC) has since taken the band between 2.4 GHz and 2.48 GHz. Contents: Components of a radio control - Properties of 2.4 GHz waves - Antennas - Modulation and data transmission methods - User interface and programming - Telemetry - Assembly and initial operation