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#290459 13-Nov-2021 08:49
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I found this web site that is exactly what i am trying to do with my students in tech workshop.

 

 

 

https://findanyanswer.com/how-can-i-control-my-remote-control-car-with-my-phone

 

However it didn't work and i am looking for some help.

 

I am using the small RC receivers.     https://alexnld.com/product/austar-ax6s-2-4g-4ch-receiver-for-rc-car-boat-model-transmitter/Can anyone help please

 

 


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  #2812099 13-Nov-2021 08:55
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I tend to avoid random websites. Can you explain exactly what you are trying to do?



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  #2812100 13-Nov-2021 08:57
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Findmyanswer is a spam website. It does not give you any answer. Ignore whatever you read there.





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  #2812101 13-Nov-2021 08:57
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Also, locking this thread as you already have another discussion here Remote control boats and cars from Android phone (geekzone.co.nz)





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