Jean Perret
- Jan 3, 2013
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Hi all,
I am trying to understand how a toy RC mainboard is made as I am in the process of boosting the speed of a toy grade RC New Bright 9.6V , 380 motor.
My first step is to put a stronger battery with higher mah, about 2000mah NIMH instead of the standard 600mah NICD same voltage.
Second change the motor to a better brushed 380 motor.
Problem: Everyone is saying the mainboard will fry.. But then I would like to understanf WHAT will fry, is there a specific electronic part I need to change ( mofset? transistor?) or every single part of the mainboard would fry??? I would like someone to explain me what are the different parts of a toy grade RC their role and power limits etc..then can I put a small computer fan on the mainboard to cool it down enouph ??
Thank you so much!
I am trying to understand how a toy RC mainboard is made as I am in the process of boosting the speed of a toy grade RC New Bright 9.6V , 380 motor.
My first step is to put a stronger battery with higher mah, about 2000mah NIMH instead of the standard 600mah NICD same voltage.
Second change the motor to a better brushed 380 motor.
Problem: Everyone is saying the mainboard will fry.. But then I would like to understanf WHAT will fry, is there a specific electronic part I need to change ( mofset? transistor?) or every single part of the mainboard would fry??? I would like someone to explain me what are the different parts of a toy grade RC their role and power limits etc..then can I put a small computer fan on the mainboard to cool it down enouph ??
Thank you so much!