i want to design a RC airplane and control it with PIC but i want to know is the motor of the RC a servo motor or some kind else?? and what is the best revoltion to get it up.
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i want to design a RC airplane and control it with PIC but i want to know is the motor of the RC a servo motor or some kind else?? and what is the best revoltion to get it up.
Hi, MicroQuote:
Originally Posted by micro
For Father Christmas ... it's another Forum !!!
keep head upon your shoulders.
Alain
ok, but i would like to use PIC for that and i have asked if someone had an idea about that
Try searching on Google. Many many examples out there showing how to control RC Servos from a PIC Basic Pro. Also check Robotics sites. They use PICs and servos extensively. There are some good books out there too.
You only have to look.
good luck
Jim
Hi,
Are you talking about a motor for electric airplane propulsion?
(Electric motor for the screw propeller).
Links about RC-airplanes:
http://www.towerhobbies.com/rcwair.html
Canadiano Electric Flight:
http://www.canadianelectricflight.co...about_elc.html
Dave's RC Flight:
http://davesrcflight.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/
Alain's first RC-airplane motor:
http://www.betweenthelakes.com/image...steamiron5.jpg
Best regards,
Luciano
[QUOTE=Luciano]Hi,
Alain's first RC-airplane motor:
http://www.betweenthelakes.com/image...steamiron5.jpg
Hi, Luciano
Very nice !!!
Do you usually use that for burning your PICs ???
But I didn' try steam flying yet ... may be I'll try a "Chauve Souris" scale model one of these days ...
Back to the subject: The question shows There are many, many, many things to learn before soldering components ...
That's all
Alain