Paul B Technic Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 (edited) http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html After pulling down 9398 and parting this out I decided to try building a MOC with full RC functions, before I try this I wanted to see if I could RC the driving and steering of 9395. I have not tried something like this before so the looks are not great but the functions works well. I wanted to keep as much of the original set as I could so I have made the least number of changes possible. Below are some photos and a video of this in action. Parts used include: 1 x Battery box 1 x PF IR receiver 1 x Servo motor 1 x L type motor A few beams, axles and pins for reinforcing the motors. Photos and video can be found on my blog: http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html Edited April 25, 2013 by Paul B Quote
Doc_Brown Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 yeh it is a bit ugly but performs good! What about a custom 9v batter perhaps. Easier to conceal? off topic, but are you Aussie? Quote
Paul B Technic Posted April 25, 2013 Author Posted April 25, 2013 yeh it is a bit ugly but performs good! What about a custom 9v batter perhaps. Easier to conceal? off topic, but are you Aussie? I have had some ideas which I might try later on. I am from Australia, down in Tasmania. Quote
Alasdair Ryan Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 What about putting the L motor under the bonnet? Quote
Someonenamedjon Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 Dat ugliness... I probably wouldn't do better anyways though Quote
Paul B Technic Posted April 25, 2013 Author Posted April 25, 2013 What about putting the L motor under the bonnet? I wanted to keep the "fake" V4 engine in place so I decided to not do it that way. Quote
nxtstep101 Posted April 26, 2013 Posted April 26, 2013 Yes it is indeed ugly... I think that if you modified the chassis of the truck you could fit your motors inside, so that they would be concealed. Quote
DarkShadow73 Posted April 26, 2013 Posted April 26, 2013 http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html After pulling down 9398 and parting this out I decided to try building a MOC with full RC functions, before I try this I wanted to see if I could RC the driving and steering of 9395. I have not tried something like this before so the looks are not great but the functions works well. I wanted to keep as much of the original set as I could so I have made the least number of changes possible. Below are some photos and a video of this in action. Parts used include: 1 x Battery box 1 x PF IR receiver 1 x Servo motor 1 x L type motor A few beams, axles and pins for reinforcing the motors. Photos and video can be found on my blog: http://mizibunktechn...t-it-works.html It is quite ugly on the top view, but the functions are really nice... Quote
legomuppet9 Posted April 26, 2013 Posted April 26, 2013 Nice I did a similar thing with the 9392 Quadbike. Who's is ugliest? Motorised 9392 Quadbike by legomuppet9, on Flickr Quote
fresko Posted April 26, 2013 Posted April 26, 2013 (edited) I also motorized the 9395. Mine is ugly too, but I motorized all the functions (driving, steering, robe and towing fork). I replaced the seats by a Batterybox, I did some MOD's as well, like a V6 (with sound) and double tyres in the back. A nice thing when you motorized the 9395, is the short turn radius. It is very nice to drive with it! There are also instructions available; check Rebrickable. More in this topic ; or at my blog: http://www.freskoltc.blogspot.com Greets, Fresko Edited April 26, 2013 by fresko Quote
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