Ngoc Nguyen

The only thing positive to me about this whole PU C+ system is the dumb hub. Its form and connection points allow easier integration into the structure. Too bad it's getting phased out without appearing in more sets.

So the electronics system is going through another major change?

42175 is the only set I'm looking forward to in the second wave. I'm quite done with all the cars.

All the more reasons to go back to Power Function.

The only way I'm gonna get this set is without the new hub, since Im not a fan of this kind of hub, and I wanna get it just because it's a cool looking Porsche.

If this set uses that specialized hub what would power the lights?

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I whipped up the function pages. Better late than never.

Just gonna drop my plan here for myself to keep track, and for others as well if they're interested. Sets in development - Mini 42043 - Mini 42082 - Mini 42125 - Mini 42145 - Mini 42113 - Technic 10327 (Ornithopter) Sets of interest - Mini 8258 - Mini 42009 - Mini 42052 - Mini 42055 - Mini 42066 - Mini 42070 - Mini 42078 A - Mini 42100 - Mini 42110 - Mini 42114 - Mini 42126 - Mini 42128 - Technic 10317 (Defender) So many sets to do, so little time!

You mean 42146?

Hi everyone, this is a Space module matching test from RacingBrick

Soon.

I can't really visualize this, can you show a mockup please? Also, the manual input is just a switch that goes left or right or neutral. It's not a rotational input.

I'm exploring a second type of PF conversion for C+ sets. This version uses traditional gearboxes to drive functions. Given that most C+ sets include drive and steer only, this approach only works for 3 sets: 42100, 42131, and 42146. I'm working on 42131 at the moment. I ripped out the rear blade and managed to put the 4 bidirectional gearboxes into the rear area. One of them will do the driving. In the current setup, the motors are hooked to the differential, so, the tracks can only drive forward and backward. Since there's some space left, I wanna add a subtractor that uses a manual switch to allow the model to drive left and right as well. The problem is that I don't really get how subtractors work, and all models I found online use two motorized input, while what I have is one motorized input and one manual input. Any suggestions?