NEWBIE AREA
Newbie
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welcome to the "Newbie"section of our website is your place, if you get in the fascinating world of RC Cars. It may be at the beginning it's a bit overwhelming, but no need to panic, we are here to make your Start as easy as possible!
Here is all about to provide to you as a newcomer with all the info, tips and Tricks, so you can enjoy the adventure with RC Cars in full. We have everything for you – from the choice of your vehicle to the Basics, so that you have a smooth entry.
No matter whether you are interested in On-Road or Off-Road, we have the various vehicle types, drive types will show you and give you useful insights, in order for you to make the right decision for your preferences. There's also practical tips for maintenance and upgrading of eures, RC Cars, so you get the Best out of it.
Dive into the exciting world of RC Cars and let our "Newbie"section of help during your understanding deepened, and your Skills will be improved. We stand by you with advice and act to the side so that your entry is as simple as possible. Have fun Exploring!
Basics
RC Cars are detailed replicas of real vehicles, which are controlled via a remote control.
The choice of the drive depends on personal preferences: electric cars use rechargeable batteries, nitro cars use internal combustion engines with nitro methane, and gasoline cars are equipped with gasoline engines.
Electric cars are quiet and low maintenance, while Nitro and petrol cars have more power, but louder and a more complex maintenance.
Vehicle types
- On-Road vs. Off-Road: On-Road vehicles are designed for smooth surfaces such as Asphalt and offer high speeds. Off-Road vehicles are robust, built to handle the bumps and uneven Terrain.
- Monster Trucks, Buggies, Drift Cars:
- Monster trucks are designed for rough terrain and are characterized by their size. Buggies are manoeuvrable all-rounder, while Drift Cars have been specially developed for controlled Drifts.
Remote control
- Choosing the right remote control: The choice of the remote control depends on the type of vehicle and the own preferences. A suitable remote control should provide for an appropriate range and features such as proportional control.
- Functions and settings: The basic functionality includes Gas, brake and steering. Settings, such as Servo and trim affect the driving behavior and should be individually customized.
Current
- Batteries vs. batteries: Batteries are rechargeable and environmentally friendly, while batteries provide more immediate power. The choice depends on the intended duration of use, and performance.
- Charging and care: Batteries should be charged using an appropriate charger. Regular maintenance, such as, in order to Avoid deep discharge, prolong the service life.
Care
- Cleaning after the Ride: After each thorough cleaning is required to remove dirt and dust. This prevents wear and ensures a longer life of the components.
- Care of tires, shock absorbers and transmission: Regular inspection and maintenance of these components are essential for optimal Performance. Shock absorbers should be checked for leaks and tire wear.
Driving techniques
- Basic control and steering: The basic control includes throttle, brakes and steering. The right dosage is crucial for precise handling.
- Braking, Accelerating and cornering: To fine-tune these skills allows controlled braking, precise acceleration and smooth cornering.
Tuning
- Upgrade for more power: Modifications such as improved engines, shock absorbers and tires may increase the vehicle's performance significantly.
- Customization: Tuning allows the vehicle to personal preferences and driving style. This includes settings such as suspension hardness, suspension and damping are included.
Choice of route
- Public routes vs. private lines: Public routes often provide organized races and different terrain. Private courses allow more control over the driving experience and are common to individual needs.
- Maintenance of RC-Car-routes: A regular inspection and maintenance are crucial. This includes the elimination of irregularities, the filling of holes, and the Clean of obstacles.
Security
- Protective clothing and safety equipment: The Wearing of protective goggles, gloves and long clothing reduces the risk of injury.
- Responsible Driving and behavior: Only in safe areas, respect other users and observe the local regulations and laws.
Events
- Local RC Car-Communities: Join local Clubs, and enables the exchange of experience, joint activities, and access to expertise.
- Participate in races and events: Participation in competitions, promotes the improvement of driving skills that allows for social sharing, and brings together like-Minded people.
Spare parts
- Basic Spare Parts: Keep important spare parts, such as wheels, axles, shock absorbers and transmission parts to minimize downtime.
- Self-help for simple repairs: A basic knowledge about the repair of signs of wear, such as Changing tires or a Set of shock absorbers, are important to maximize the life of the vehicle.
Budget
- Realistic cost for entry: You calculate the total cost including the vehicle, the remote control, batteries, charger, accessories, and of possible spare parts. A realistic Budget will help to avoid unnecessary spending.
- Budget-friendly options for beginners: There are also cheap RC models, which are of high quality in the execution.
