Tag: rc steering setup
RC Radio Channel Limiter Explained
What Is A Channel Limiter Channel Limiter is a function found in many advanced RC radio systems that restricts the usable range of a specific ... Read More
RC Radio Sub Trim Explained
What Is Sub Trim? Sub Trim is an electronic adjustment in an RC radio system that changes the neutral center position of a servo without ... Read More
RC Radio Program Mixing Explained
What Is Program Mixing? Program Mixing is a customizable radio function that links one control input to another output channel. In simple terms, it allows ... Read More
RC Radio End Point Adjustment (EPA) Explained
What Is End Point Adjustment (EPA)? End Point Adjustment (EPA, for short) is a function in a RC radio system that controls the maximum amount ... Read More
RC Radio Dual Rate Explained
What Is Dual Rate? Dual Rate is a radio setting that changes the total amount of servo movement available on a specific channel. In RC ... Read More
RC Radio Channel Reversing Explained
What Is Channel Reversing Channel Reversing is a function in an RC radio system that changes the direction of a servo or electronic signal assigned ... Read More
RC Body Position Explained
What Is Body Position? Body Position refers to the placement of the RC car body shell on the chassis - specifically how far forward or ... Read More
RC Toe In / Toe Out Explained
What Is Toe In / Toe Out? Toe In / Toe Out refers to the angle of the wheels when viewed from above. • Toe ... Read More
RC Caster Explained
What Is Caster? Caster refers to the angle of the steering axis when viewed from the side of the vehicle. It is the angle formed ... Read More
RC Ackermann Steering Explained
What is Ackermann? Ackermann refers to the difference in steering angle between the front tires as the car turns. A low Ackermann setting will have ... Read More
RC Steering Throw Symmetry Explained
What Is Steering Throw Symmetry Steering Throw Symmetry refers to having equal steering travel (or “throw”) to the left and right sides of your RC ... Read More
