How to Make Remote Control | wired remote control | high speed and low speed

Rindfleisch
Published on Apr 10, 2021
Make your own Remote control System at home by using following things very simple

Equipments for making remote.
1.cardboard cutter
2.cardboard
3.black paper
4.white paper
5.copper wire 18swg and 28swg
6.on / off switch
7.scale
8.almunium wire
9.glue gun and glue
10.battery (less than 9v)
11.another 12v battery

Timing:-

0:00 Tutorial
2:00 Tutorial
7:12 Testing

there are two different output voltages 3.7volt and 12 volt
we can control output voltage by using on/off switch
you can use it as
remote control car
remote control tractor
remote control truck
and remote control bus

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