What is the noise level of RC car?

The noise level of an RC car can vary depending on the type of car, its components, and how it is operated. Smaller, electric RC cars tend to be quieter than larger, gas-powered RC cars. Electric motors produce less noise than internal combustion engines, and smaller cars have less overall mass to vibrate and produce sound. Additionally, cars with rubber tires tend to be quieter than cars with hard plastic wheels.

There are a few factors that can affect the noise level of an RC car:

* The type of engine: Electric motors are generally quieter than gasoline engines.

* The size of the engine: Larger engines produce more noise than smaller engines.

* The type of exhaust system: A louder exhaust system will make an RC car louder.

* The speed of the car: A car that is moving faster will produce more noise than a car that is moving slowly.

Here are some average noise levels for different types of RC cars:

* Electric RC car: 50-60 decibels

* Gas-powered RC car: 70-80 decibels

Tips for reducing the noise of an RC car:

- Use an electric motor instead of a gasoline engine.

- Choose a smaller engine.

- Use a quieter exhaust system.

- Drive the car at a slower speed.

By following these tips, you can help to reduce the noise of your RC car and make it more enjoyable to operate.