Would you like to see the top technology used to design an electric RC racing car? Then you're at the right address! Check out how 3D printing helps to get the the best out of the crazy RC project of our friend James.
3D printing - the future of RC racing
James has a great experience in constructing radio-controlled cars - mainly for high speed drag racing. When he thought about getting his hobby to a next level, 3D printing was the best possible choice enabling him to design much faster RC prototypes.According to James, the whole process of developing the project suddenly got much faster and easier. Moreover, it opened many more exciting opportunities compared with designing the RC car with pre-built components. Now he can take a full advantage of his ideas, which won't be restricted any more.
The project Chaser V2
The second generation of Chaser has many upgrades, mainly in terms of technology. It uses [url:/cars/speed-controllers-escs/tmm-40063-3-for-cars-x2-series-pro.html MGM COMPRO TMM 40063-3 X2-Series PRO ESC], which James calls "the holy grail of RC speed controllers. And the motor? German technology won! [url:/cars/lmt-lehner-motors/lmt-2240-for-cars.html LMT 2240] provides steady and smooth flow of power like any other electric motor on the market, according to James.The actual speed record of this RC jewel is 133 mph (you can watch on the video below), but the main goal is to break world speed record soon, which is currently 202 miles per hour.We are convinced, that James will make it and we keep our fingers crossed!
