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Old 03-09-2007, 12:51 AM
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A place to share and discuss RC related Technology. Exchange good websites/tech articles which will help us in our hobby.
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Let me start.

A good read about batteries. Not too shallow or deep.
Do take a look.

http://www.batteryuniversity.com/
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good job, good idea, great site
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great site!
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A good site on how setup affects handling.
Basic stuff to de-confuse parameters when we setup.

http://www.rctek.com/handling/model_...ng_basics.html

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Default Chassis Troubleshooting Guide
Came upon this article while I was doing my FYP.

Steady reliable info, but can be difficult to grasp. Patience and time needed to digest this article.

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My head hurts.
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Originally Posted by Ray Lan
Let me start.

A good read about batteries. Not too shallow or deep.
Do take a look.

http://www.batteryuniversity.com/
The aurthor, Mr. Isidor Buchmann, has some rather different definition of some terms as compared to battery manufacturer......

And too bad some information are not updated.

But overall, yes, a good read other then technical papers.....

Just me 2 cents
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R/C Car Handling website

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From my online encyclopedia of choice:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_handling

Search for other topics that you like!
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The aurthor, Mr. Isidor Buchmann, has some rather different definition of some terms as compared to battery manufacturer......

And too bad some information are not updated.

But overall, yes, a good read other then technical papers.....

Just me 2 cents
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Hows that thesis coming along? Can post here
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Hows that thesis coming along? Can post here
Hehe........1st draft suppose to due next week, but I requested till end of the month.

When finished I'll post.

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Originally Posted by Nipple
Came across this site, was also going to put it up. This one really gets your head messed up

But in a good way
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another RC Handling guide website.. i find it very simple and easy to understand

RC Handling Pt. 2
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just a quick point:

our rc cars' power to weight ratio is quite superior to most real size racing cars. hence theories on 1/1 scale car dynamics do not apply in some cases.

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