Radio Controlled Airplane Propellers
I have got a plan for making a radio controlled airplane. Are there any flaws?
I am planning to make a radio controlled airplane. Here’s what I am going to use:
>>I am going to use two chips ripped off from two radio controlled cars.
>>>One of the chip will control the ailerons, and the flaps.
>>>Other of the chip control the rudder and the propeller.
>>The flaps will be controlled by motor, which has rods on both the sides, and will work similar to a basic radio-controlled car.
>> The ailerons will also be controlled by a motor, perpendicular to the rod connecting the ailerons. It will have a gear which will turn the other two gears, which will move in opposite directions.
>> The rudder will work similar to the flaps.
The things I am not able to solve:::
>Do I need a propeller that should have different speeds?
>If I use springs to bring the rudders, flaps and ailerons back to original position, will it be work? Any other better option?
hello!?
what about elevators? you need those more than flaps. or is flaps your way of calling them?
should be 4 transmitters and receivers, one for the engine. 1 for ailerons, 1 for elevators and one for rudder.
it would be simpler to go buy these at your hobby shop. You can sell your radio controlled cars to raise some funds. Interesting idea, but I’ve had it too, and turns out its much simpler buying instead of modifying existing model car receivers.Trust me, it’ll save you a lot of trouble.
you do not need a prop with different speeds, just a good reliable gas or electric motor.
yes, you may use springs, rubber bands work well as a temporary fix as well. make sure the springs aren’t too strong. you might strain your motors, or worse, the quick return of the flight controls to neutral may cause jerky and hard to handle behavior from your plane.
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