janssnet Posted July 22, 2017 Posted July 22, 2017 (edited) For some time I'm working on a 2.4GHz RC controlled LEGO car. Trying to create maximum speed with a LEGO-based car using standard RC-components (sorry, not for purists). To make this work, I introduced some rules. The car must be build using LEGO parts, except for the battery, motor, speed control, steering-servo, remote-control and receiver (and optionally a car-body). Fully agree with comments regarding LEGO not being able to match RC-performance. But, nevertheless, I enjoy pushing the limits to see what speed can be achieved using (mainly) LEGO. It has been a great journey. Lots interesting problems to solve: reducing wear-out, maximizing traction, optimize direct steering, increasing control with suspension, etc. Happy to share the results so far. Haven't done a proper speed check, but some rough calculations show a speed above 50+ km/h. Please check the video: LEGO RC Car video. LDD available on request. Open for comments, suggestions, improvements. Edited July 22, 2017 by janssnet image added Quote
Milan Posted July 23, 2017 Posted July 23, 2017 Hello @janssnet This car does not belong in Scale Modelling Forum. I will move to the main Technic forum, there are few guys there making their own Lego-top-speed cars, but they use normal motors. Quote
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