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Old 07-11-2024 | 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by roli_hehe
Hi

I'm planning on renovating a 1:10 scale RC from aliexpress, which I want to spice up with shifting, speed capping each gear so you'd have to "shift up" after a given speed using Raspberry Pi somehow.
The plans are still very raw, I have a lot of work to do and a lot of planning to make, but as I'm a pretty newcomer in the world of RCs, I really need some advice.
The "final product" would be a 1:10 replica of given cars, I really wanna go for LMDhs and GT3 cars, so the speed limit of them would be the 1/10 of the original car's performance, trying to mimic the handling, weight, grip, aero etc. as accurately as possible.
Do you have any recommendations what type of DC motor I should use, or anything that could improve the effectiveness of the car given the idea behind?

Thank you in advance!
I would go with a sensor brushless motor. You would have more consistency.

Why do you want to limit the speed for different gears? Just curious.
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