Ryan Trautmann

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The History and Evolution of RC EDF Jets

Radio-controlled electric ducted fan (RC EDF) jets are a thrilling and challenging hobby that has captured the imagination of aviation enthusiasts all over the world. These small, high-performance jets are powered by electric motors and use ducted fans to produce thrust. This helps give them a unique look and feel that’s unlike any other RC …

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What are Droop Screws, How do they Work?

RC (Radio Controlled) cars have come a long way since their inception and are now more sophisticated and technologically advanced than ever before. Many enthusiasts are always looking to fine-tune their vehicles for maximum performance on the track. This is to of course remain competitive against others. One of the key components that can greatly …

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What is PWM in an ESC? How does an ESC Work?

Electronic speed control (ESC) is an essential component of any RC vehicle that uses an electric motor. An ESC regulates the power delivered to the motor to control the speed and direction of the vehicle. ESCs are widely used in radio-controlled cars, drones, and other similar applications. In this blog post, we will discuss in …

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Does Higher Motor Kv Produce More Power?

In the world of RC, motor Kv is one of the most well known specification for those who build. Chances are, if you’re building an RC vehicle, you’re going to come across this term at some point. It is also safe to assume that most of us know that more power will equate to more …

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LEGO Passenger Train Converted to RC using RC Hobby Grade Components ( Full Proportional control )

I don’t know what it is but there’s something in me that will just not allow anything to remain in stock form. This includes the LEGO Passenger Train. The LEGO Train is a great toy for younger kids really exposing them to many different useful life skills. They learn to read instructions and convert this …

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