Tag: rc tuning guide
RC Radio Fail-Safe Explained
What Is Fail-Safe? Fail-Safe is a safety feature built into modern RC radio systems that tells the receiver what to do if it loses communication ... Read More
RC Radio Engine Cut Explained
What Is Engine Cut? Engine Cut is a safety and convenience feature found in many modern RC radio systems. It allows the driver to instantly ... 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 Dual ESC Explained
What Is Dual ESC? Dual ESC is a radio system function that allows one transmitter to control two separate electronic speed controllers (ESCs) at the ... Read More
RC Radio Channel Assignment Explained
What Is Channel Assignment? Channel Assignment refers to how the functions of your RC vehicle are mapped to specific channels on your radio transmitter and ... Read More
RC Radio 4WS Mixing Explained
What Is 4WS Mixing 4WS Mixing (Four-Wheel Steering Mixing) is a transmitter function that controls how the rear steering servo interacts with the front steering ... Read More
How Does an RC Car Servo Work?
If you’ve spent any time around RC cars, you’ve probably heard people talk about servos. They’re one of the most important parts of an RC ... Read More
RC Motor kV Explained (Ultimate Guide)
If you're just starting out in the RC world, chances are you've picked up a RTR of some sort that comes equipped with a brushless ... 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 Tire Additive Explained
What Is Tire Additive? Tire Additive is a chemical compound applied to RC tires to change how the rubber interacts with the track surface. Its ... Read More
RC Roll Out Explained
What Is Roll Out? Roll Out is the distance your RC car travels forward in one full rotation of the drive wheels. It combines your ... Read More
RC Droop Explained
What Is Droop? Droop is the amount of downward suspension travel available when the chassis is lifted and the wheels extend away from the car. ... Read More
RC Bumpsteer Explained
What Is Bumpsteer? Bumpsteer refers to the change in toe angle of the wheels as the suspension moves through its travel (compression and rebound). In ... Read More
RC Battery Position Explained
What Is Battery Position? Battery Position refers to where the battery is mounted within the chassis of your RC car, specifically its front-to-rear and sometimes ... Read More
