How to make a Wireless RC Car!

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Guys making a Wireless RC Car was really tough job till now because of its circuit, How to get the circuit boards of RC Car? How to connect it and many more things?

But Engineers & Electronics are here with the simplest circuit of the Wireless RC Car just by using some basic components, there is no PCB or any printing boards required just a two simple connections on breadboards and your Wireless RC Car is ready. Just follow the given below steps to make it. You can also watch the video on How to make a Wireless RC Car by clicking here
or in the last section of this Blog.

So lets see what are the stuffs required?









And...
100 ohm Resistor (1)
1M ohm resistor (1)
10K ohm resistor (2)
and some wires for connection

STEP 1: Connect Motors and Wheels with the Chassis


STEP 2: Connect the circuit of the transmitter section as shown below

STEP 3: Connect the circuit of the receiver section as shown below

STEP 4: Testing and Output




Click below to watch the Video :

How to make a Wireless RC Car!

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