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01-18-2013, 12:20 PM
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Building a car with Raspberry Pi
Hi
I'm a newbiee with RC cars but would like to build a rc car with a raspberry pi. So far I own a raspberry pi but have no idea how to proceed further. Which ESC and motor should I buy and how should I control it with a raspberry pi. Has anybody been working on this? Appreciate your help. Thanks. |
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01-22-2013, 01:53 PM
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Location: Grand Valley, On Canada
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Is it going to be a deep dish pie? What is the crust to filling ratio?
Cheers |
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Today, 02:14 AM
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RC cars are fun to play with, but they’re usually limited by the range of the controller’s antenna. The small size of the Raspberry Pi make it an ideal component with which to play around and try to extend that range from a few hundred feet to anywhere on the planet.
Regards. Andy. |
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