RC Gear

1. RC Transmitters: An RC transmitter is a handheld device that sends signals to an RC vehicle's receiver. The transmitter is used to control the speed, direction, and other functions of the vehicle. Most transmitters use radio waves to communicate with the receiver, but some use infrared or Bluetooth.
2. Channels: An RC transmitter has multiple channels that allow the user to control different functions of the RC vehicle seperatly. A typical RC transmitter will have at least two channels, but some can have up to six or more channels.
3. Modes: Most stick based transmitters, not wheel transmitters come in one of two modes. Mode 1 has the throttle control on the right stick and the direction control on the left stick. Mode 2 has the throttle control on the left stick and the direction control on the right stick.
4. RC Receivers: An RC receiver is a device that receives signals from the transmitter. This in turn sends the signals RC vehicle's electronic speed control, steering servo, and other components. The receiver is typically installed inside the RC vehicle, and it must be compatible with the transmitter being used.
5. Bind Process: The transmitter and receiver must be paired or bound together before the RC vehicle can be controlled. This process involves turning on the transmitter and receiver in a specific order and following the instructions in the user manual.
6. Compatibility: When purchasing an RC transmitter and receiver, it is important to ensure that they are compatible. Most manufacturers provide compatibility charts to help users select the right transmitter and receiver for their RC vehicle.

Its important to have the correct transmitter and reciever for your RC vehicle. With the right equipment and knowledge, you can enjoy the excitement and fun of remote controlled vehicles.