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of his Lego Zil 43272T Trial Truck controlled by Bluetooth on his cell phone. The truck survives MULTIPLE rolls down a hill, so it is TOUGH. :knight: The video editing is excellent, and it shows how the various gears can shift. He wrote,

"Model of Zil 43272T 4x4x4. Features 4 wheel drive, 4 wheel steering, pendular suspension, remote controlled 3-speed linear gearbox.

"Vehicle is remotely controlled by mobile phone using Bluetooth connection. Both applications (mobile phone app and NXT app) are written by me in Java language (I used LeJOS to program NXT).

"Zil has 3 motors total:

- 1 NXT motor to steer wheels

- 1 NXT motor to shift gears

- 1 PF XL motor for propulsion (connected via NXT Converter Cable and PF extension cable)

"This truck is designed to participate in Lego Truck Trial races GPM (Grand Prix Mazovia) 2010 that take place in Warsaw, Poland.

More pictures on http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=444111 ." :thumbup:

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One of the advantages of using Bluetooth to control a Lego truck OUTSIDE is that it is not affected by infrared light coming from the sun. The Lego Power Functions controller only has a limited range of 10 meters (33 feet). The key piece to controlling NXT using Bluetooth is the Lego Bluetooth Dongle: http://shop.lego.com/Product/?p=9847 .

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HiTechnic has some programs too.

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