【DIY】How to make 1:150 micro RC Car
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2024
- TOMYTECのTHEカーコレクション 1/150 トヨタ クラウンをリモコンで動くように改造しました。
自作の赤外線リモコンで操作します。
リモコンのフォーマットは独自規格のものです。
車両に搭載した電池はリチウムポリマーバッテリー(3.7V 40mAh)です。
モーターは2つとも振動モーターの重りを外して使いました。
車両側に使用したマイコン(ATtiny1616)にプログラムを書き込むにはATMEL STUDIO 7以降で、UPDIが使える機器が必要です。
私はMPLAB PICkit 4を使いました。AVRISP mkⅡは使えません。
I modified the TOMYTEC "THE Car Collection" 1/150 TOYOTA CROWN to work with a remote control.
The car is controlled by a self-made infrared remote control.
The remote control format is proprietary.
The battery installed in the car is a lithium polymer battery(3.7V 40mAh).
I used motors by removing weights of the vibration motors.
In order to write the program of the microcontroller(ATtiny1616) used on the car, you need ATMEL STUDIO 7 or later and a device that can use UPDI.
I use MPLAB PICkit 4. AVRISP mkII cannot be used.
【Circuit Diagram】
drive.google.com/file/d/1ynx_...
【Program】
[Transmitter]
drive.google.com/file/d/1a1ws...
[RC CAR(Receiver)]
drive.google.com/file/d/1Y2fl...
BGMはbeco様の「空を見上げれば」を使わせていただきました。
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0:00 Make Tires
1:34 Steering
4:40 Rear wheels
6:09 Steering Servo
7:49 Electronics Parts
9:17 Programming
10:57 Test Run
. - Авто та транспорт
I remember when I was a little kid in the early 90's, I used to day-dream about an RC car the size of a Hot Wheels car. My dad was an RC and electronics hobbyist. I remember him explaining why such a thing wasn't possible, mostly the batteries. He tried anyway, using capacitors instead of batteries. It didn't work well. Now, hobbyists can do what was impossible for even large toy manufacturers just a few decades ago. Lipo batteries and microcontrollers have enabled some pretty awesome things!
Battery technology has always been the limiting factor in many ideas.
agreed
Technology has really advanced since the 90's & swiftly advancing 2day. Think back 2 the 90's when they had the "Beeper" or "Pager" just a small device no bigger than a pack of Marlboro cigarettes. Now there r phones📱 thinner than 10 sheets of notebook paper. A mass majority of the impossible is being made possible. My father once said 2 me on a fishing🎣 trip when I was waist high, "It's Power in [knowing], but it's destruction in [knowing] more"!
Какие непонятные закорючки🤨
Yes they have gon a long way now you can buy a fully functional hot wheels size rc car from your local Walmart for just $10! Amazing what just a few years does
There are people with steady hands and then there are people who solder smd components in midair - dude you have some patience!
Good to see everyone else is getting recommended this absolute masterpiece
lmao, there are so many new comments in the last day on a 4+ month old video, the algorithm must really have picked this one up, huh
I think the speed of the movements looks very similiar to a real car. Well done
"How fast does she go?"
"Oh, she tops at 130cm per minute"
0.048mph... just under twice as fast as a garden snail (0.029mph)...
Noice
Just put a turbo in it
this guys eyeballing messurements is better than an actual measurement device
He use a lense
Ràďiø Hëąd shut up
Así se hace me sorprende que el aya echo eso
Dawwwwwsommmme!!!!
When I clicked on this, I certainly did not expect the answer to be: "Entirely by hand and using only hand-tools."
at the beginning i was expecting some mediocre stuff with just forward control but this man put precise encoder controlled steering and speed control in that, absolute mad man.
I’m an electrical engineer, and I make hobby stuff like rail guns and that, not so much craftsmanship. When is saw him making the mechanical parts I was like “yeah that’s cool”. But when I saw him HAND SOLDER that IC with steady hands at that scale, I was blow away. You sir, are a true craftsman and engineer, be proud of that.
Asian level category
1 minute: "looks like fun, I think I can do that".
5 minutes: "humm, I might be able to do that"
7 minutes: "I don't think I would be able to do that!"
11 minutes: "I'll never be able to do that in a hundred years!".
12 minute later: "That's Impossible for a normal human being"
You accomplished everything in this build. Electronics, software and mechanical engineering. These are the creative minds that make the world move forward.
This is so zen.
No one in the video saying "Hey guys".
Not sponsored by NordVPN.
No dramatic loud music during the reveal.
No one person's ugly smug face telling you how he built it and unnecessarily showing you his muscles.
No one calling his wife to test it.
Just plain DIY i love it.
Not a fan of Stuff Made Here? lol (I do understand though, this is such a great video)
It’s crazy how this little car has more controllability than your average Walmart rc car
This is a work of art and craftsmanship
True Work!!
Only a super human person could do this much precision work. Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Luxury watch makers do far far more
I wish I could drive this through someones nice HO scale train display.
don't get why anybody would dislike this, amazing skillz.
cuz losers exist
they envy things beyond themselves
on the other hand, we applaud at amazing things
they dislike cuz its smth nobody could do at home and its called DYI
Lol... Anxiety attack while watching
This dude can become a surgeon with those stable hands.
This is why youtube is better than TV.
was just thinking about this earlier today
Dude just performed car production in the quantum realm and titled it diy 💀
This is incredibly cool!
Ryan why are you using my name
@@KurianfromIndia Àआ
And incredibly slow
You can also find videos that may interest you on my channel.
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ua-cam.com/video/Cjdzhbe_ipA/v-deo.html
あんなタイヤを4本も加工するだけでもすごいわ
こういう人が本当に手先が器用って言うんだろうな
No differential and suspension, ★★☆☆☆. Just kidding. Great work!
I love that the tiny motor and gears make a tiny engine noise.
The only one car AntMan could drive
Hey can shrink cars noob!!
I mean, he could just unshrink himself and drive a regular car?
with which wheel?
@@Scute_King if you're a real gamer, noobs are new players not someone who who's dumb so get the hell out of here
Me: I should Go to sleep!
Yt: wait! 1.150 Micro car
Me: interesiting
I see the youtube algorithm has brought us all a random youtube video
Easy to forget how darn small that little car is... Very COoL. Thank you. (I wish my full size car ran that smoothly).
Whoa, you all got this recommended in the middle of the night too?
Bro it is one in the morning and I got recommended of this vid
@@theundeadsniper7286 lol, I guess UA-cam wants everyone to see a super complicated RC build
Glad to see I’m not the only one getting recommend this at one in the morning.
2:58am
12:40 Pm Its Noon in my country
This guys hands are more stable than my whole life...
Binod
lol
F
5:54 you make it look so simple. A bit of glue and then with you fingers you precisely place the two bases together. 5mn later top of car fits exactly. Amazing.
If I attempted the same the length would be off by 1mm and the bases would be at an angle. Useless.
Please tell us that before glue dry you have to measure and align everything.
I am very impressed with your precision skills.
Yeah, Same here
Nice camera work on those macro shots. Very impressive!
Anyone else disappointed that he didn’t do little tiny car donuts?
Tacospaceman lol
Or blow it up
@@derekthomasgriffin it's people like you who, want to see the world burn.
You judge a book by its cover. It’s no wonder you had the time to do this.
D Griffin I do? I had time? To type one sentence? Sure.
My dad shrunk me with stupid ray gun so i wanna buy a new car.
Could send me a price quote of your items?
Binod
KRISHNA SINGH binod
Alex Mercer 😂
lol
Alex Mercer...... Is that your real name.....? Cause if so that's bad ass, because it's the name of a video game character from prototype
Wow this is amazing in so many ways, the tiny construction technique, - dead bug/freeforming at SOIC/QFP scale, the optical encoder built right in. Beautiful.
This man has been blessed with the power of youtube recommended.
Literally how I just got here! XD
Perfect timing too...
The video has already started to be recommended to millions of people, you deserve this recognition, due to your great skill. Congratulations!
Você aqui, vi seu motor stirling a um tempo atrás depois não parei mais de te ver no comentários dos vídeos kkk. Muito interessante não esse projeto?!
Eu queria saber como mudar o módulo infravermelho dele por um receptor rf, mas não faço ideia, assim como achar alguns componentes como o motor driver mas acho que ninguém sabe
@@jvlsgames4446 Obrigado! Mas realmente também não sei te ajudar nessa questão.
Holy crap. If you’re not a surgeon in real life, you should be. That’s one steady hand.
I am not going to trust this guy to be my surgeon, my guts might just go vroom vroom and drive away
Lancelot V 😂😂😂
That... is the tiniest lathe I've ever seen.
Brilliantly done as always, but the music you chose is absolutely torture after 8min or so. Would much rather you include the raw/ambient audio from all these different clips instead, assuming the camera that recorded them also has a mic. Anyway just IMO, great job on this project!
Music was so perfect
Kids: *stomp on it*
The mom: "come on hes just a baby, that's only a cheap toy after all."
*Racks Shotgun*
@@thacooltiger373 *Unleashes Rabid Wolves*
this is one of those diy projects that probably out of the entire 8.7 million people watching, only 1 person is actually going to do it.
It's pretty impressive but this is like Expert+++ kinda stuff.
Yea true but that just means you have to try it multiple times
@@eminstinct4114 I doubt people are going to spend upwards of over 100$ to attempt this multiple times, especially if something really tiny breaks.
@@zeke7100 it ain't that expensive... The materials are around 20 bucks... It's just that not every kid is gonna be able to build it ;D
I can't fathom how there are thousands of people in the world who would go out of their way to thumbs down this video. I always thought miniature things were universally interesting! At the moment there are like 5k dislikes with about 9m views.
Yeah, it's good that the ratio is about 40:1 at least.
Even most of the comments are miserable cunts.
The instrumental sounds like as close as you can get to being a Midwest emo band whilst still being royalty free
The compostistion and melody sounds like a j-rock band. Pretty close to radwimps
That’s amazing how you can pack all that in a 1:150 scale die cast.
*sees thumbnail*
"Oh this is cool"
*5 minutes in*
"Oh this is insanity"
I would be very nice to see your tiny car drive around other tiny things like a coin and a matchbox in the final shots so you get a nice sense of the scale. Great pictures for the video in the youtube listings, too.
I believe people like you are capable of doing anything. If you can do this, what other superpowers lie within you?
Is anyone else getting this recommended right now?
2 or 3 times brother lol
ThatRogue yep
i hope i have one.
If ever I need an operation, I’m calling upon this guy.
Man I would love to buy a kit to make one of these. You are on another level bro. Love your work, a real inspiration.
I still remember the first time that I watched this video back in 2021. To this day Im impressed with how still your heads are when working with these tiny components haha Good job!
Please tell me i'm not the only one that finds these videos at 3am randomly lol.
No, me too,
And instantly subbed, insane modelling skills!
Looks like the whole world got this in their recommended list, it's at 1.6 million views and he's got 25k subs,
Not complaining... And I bet he's not either!
@@sofa-lofa4241 i instantly liked and subbed sat there dancing about my bed to this music and some dude making a tiny car 😂
Yet you made this comment at 10:30
@@adamarmstrong6234 maybe in your country buddy, but there is a thing called different time zones
@@adamarmstrong6234 there are lots of timezones around the world, I saw this at around 3.10am and Kieran's comment was 5 minutes old so I'm guessing he is probably from the UK like myself, what country are you from? I'm guessing central USA?
Looks like youtube is randomly recommending this worldwide, the guy has around 25k subs, I bet he is as confused as hell!
This guy doesn’t drink coffee or booze, nerves of steel. Great job.
😂
Haha tiny lath just made my day
v2 suggestion: add led lights
Underglow
@Tyler LOL
I see that this is recommended to many people as well
I can't understand why people dislike this
Same I guess there just haters
BOT
Ikr
Yes
Bcuz they cannot make this
Your precision is insane to watch, I'm an engineer myself but I've had a massive panic attack one night, and since then my hands are shaking when I'm trying to do fine work..
Great project, good job!
epic but you should have put it on a table next to a cup of coffee and some other things just to show how small it is as every thing is zoomed in but still epic i would love one
yeah they should have showed it on the floor moving like a bug
can we all just give him a moment of respect how steady his hands are?
Nobody actually searched for this video but decided to watch it anyway
He gotta get a world record for smallest handmade microcar
oh man finally, something i can do with all the 1mm brass tubes i have just lying around and all the 1mm drill bits i have.
Welcome to another episode of "why did everyone get this in their recommendation"
How is nobody talking about how still his hands are? That's definitely commendable. My dudes got them surgeon hands
I would be collapsed and stressed if they made me do a perfect tiny job like this one
Finally a car for Richard Hammond
as a retired engineer, I am so impressed, must have been really tricky to fit all the components on the chassis to fit within the body shell. Well done Sir!
Eileen Beresford ua-cam.com/video/XUy4ToCchew/v-deo.html
So all of us got this recommend at the same time ?
Yep
this is weird lol
Yes)))
yes
I’m surely not the only one that grew up with “Hot Wheels” on a track and, the whole time thinking, I REALLY WANT TO DRIVE THIS THING. And here we are.
That steering mechanism is simple yet genius
Looks like UA-cam has recommended this to everyone today
Only the cool people
Crazy how people cna dislike this.. Crazy engineering bro 😵 love it!!!
Jealousy
Because of how annoyingly slow he drove it
@@ALYEN513 it's tiny how fast do you think it would go lol
@@stringsattached67 just a schoche faster
Watchmakers
That micro lathe for the wheels! Nice.
This was pretty random to have show up in my recommended today. But I am not disappointed, and may go get a small remote control car to Olathe with on my desk now
Me watching this at 3 am instead of going sleep for school today. 😂🙂
U have school?? Have they opened up?
You have school I feel bad for you
@@seabear7067 Yes, Im living in Germany so. 😂
@@utsab2010 Yes, but with Mask in Class with 30°c 😂
pfff KATZE AM START holy crap isn’t that like 88 degrees Fahrenheit
The result of a Jeweler and an Electrical Engineer having children.
More accurately, a nanotechnology engineer + a mechatronics engineer
@@ezekieltorres777 I am a Mechatronics Engineer 😁
@@DragPlix cool
@@DragPlix I'm still on my 2nd year of mechanical engineering.
@@ezekieltorres777 yoo that's dope !! Lot of cool subjects coming up! I graduated 1 year ago..
The ics packages you used are hard to solder on PCB and you did it with wires and hand. I salute you for that.💆
The car is astounding, but your next challenge: teach an ant to drive.
Dude, no suspension? Pffft GTFO of here.
Seriously, that's insane. Beautiful job.
no wipers either... the nerve of some people
Needs to do some real bashing before im impressed...or at least a speedrun... Can you imagine seeing this badboy fully kitted out flyin at 2kmph?!?!?
Welcome to another episode of:
*"Unexpected, but great things that the YT algorithm brings us"*
I remember my first RC car. Not only did it take 6x D-size batteries to run the motors, but it used 4x AA's to run the receiver. Pulled it apart out of curiosity, and while I was only about 7, so my sense of scale might be a bit off - I am.90% certain that the finished car in this video, is smaller that one of the through-hole capacitors in my childhood RC car.
Impressive. On a good day I can dead bug solder smd parts, but hand fabricating all of those mechanical parts is what really blows my mind. I liked that little lathe too.
In his spare time, he performs brain surgery.
...on ants xD
@@petermuller608 bruh😂
@@mojiburrahman3956 bruh bruh bruh bruh
This kinda guy would count every single moon rock, lose count at the last 2, and recount all over again.
fun fact, literally all of the moon rocks and their fragments and fragments of fragments and so on are counted
Crazy build!
Precision : 10/10
love how this guy goes to all the work to put all the measurements knowing dam well nobody guna make it lol, still pretty epic tho
That is one of the most impressive things I have ever seen in a while. You sir, are fantastic!
Yup lol same looks super hard look at the little copper wires wow!
I realized not only he/she made an extremely small model, but manages to fit it inside a Toyota Crown shell.
He broke the world record for the smallest RC car ever made
that is super cool man! High Five! killer work on the build too, nicely done! ✋️
excellent micro work sir, don't mind u didn't give battery charging point
The dock would have been bigger than the tire lol😂😂
And lights )))
U sound like my dad he engineer not being mean tho
Sho bobs and vagene
@@Logan-kn3gt creep
I guess ants don't have to carry their food for miles anymore.
They even can now relocate their cows in packs to next plant. Next: crane for reaching leaves and stems and some GTP (ground to plant) tanks. Airborne has to be postponed as they still can't be ship(p)ed.
@@wernerhiemer406 what
There's no way you can make functional steering that sma... Sorcery!
but where does the tiny people sit?
I know it's meant to be a scale model but I wonder how fast it would be with the motor hooked up directly to the axle instead of using a worm gear.
You're a worm gear
@@Vodnik110 lmao
1714 people gave thumbs down because this little car has overtaken them on the highway
UA-cam algorithm has brought all of us at once
hi night
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