I got the Ecto for christmas and I felt the urge to squeeze in some remote controlled Motors.
The new Powered Up have just the thing (although they are badly documented)
One month after christmas I had it up and running. Tell me what you think.
• quasi invisible
• minimal invasive - all gadgets work
• Battery replacement with no dissambling
• light and sound kit still fits in
• Lego POWERED UP Bluetooth Remote Control
• no discontinued Power Functions
• complete Instructions on rebrickable
I made my first video about that:
For this motorization I used LEGO's Powered Up Large Technic Motor for steering. That thing is just made to be used for the steering. It can act like a servo, because it has an internal position sensor. It is slim and dark bluish gray so it replaces that kardan drive below the front seat perfectly.
Aditionally I didn't want to take it appart every time I change the batteries, so you can reacht it from the bottom.
I got the Ecto for christmas and I felt the urge to squeeze in some remote controlled Motors.
The new Powered Up have just the thing (although they are badly documented)
One month after christmas I had it up and running. Tell me what you think.
• quasi invisible
• minimal invasive - all gadgets work
• Battery replacement with no dissambling
• light and sound kit still fits in
• Lego POWERED UP Bluetooth Remote Control
• no discontinued Power Functions
• complete Instructions on rebrickable
I made my first video about that:
For this motorization I used LEGO's Powered Up Large Technic Motor for steering. That thing is just made to be used for the steering. It can act like a servo, because it has an internal position sensor. It is slim and dark bluish gray so it replaces that kardan drive below the front seat perfectly.
Aditionally I didn't want to take it appart every time I change the batteries, so you can reacht it from the bottom.