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    Okay, thanks!
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    I don't have any experience with BuWizz, but all motors will start turning at slightly different voltages. Except those .
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    Yes, I forgot to say that... Actually I did!
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    You will probably find that the alkaline batteries are faster, and don't last very long. Li-ions should be stronger but slower, and last a lot longer. And NI-MH's will be somewhere in between, and probably last the longest.
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    Looks great, I hope you do make instructions!
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    If you mean the Lego Lipo, no it is fine. XL-motors draw more power than L-motors. It is 2x buggy motors that cant be used with the Lego Lipo.
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    Eneloop Pro batteries are what I use for my RC unit, they are NI-MH 1.2v and have a high discharge rate (I don't know exactly what though). And mAh is how long they will last, a 1000 mAh battery discharged at 1A will last 1 hour. Also mAh doesn't add up like voltage, it stays the same.
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    Very interesting, I have never tried that before, do the bricks get damaged by the stress? You could even build a giant mono-wheel with that technique .
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    Really, it's sorting out my Lego collection . After that, it would be making a big MOC (a good scaled model), because I know I can do it!
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    I want to know where to buy the type of wire Lego uses in PF parts, I can only find grey IDC ribbon cable (see below). I need it to be black to replace some worn out wire on some of my PF parts. Has anyone ever found a matching type of wire/cable? Thanks .
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    It is a small laptop, and other program's windows are sometimes to big for it. Thanks I will have a look at them, do you have a file of the simple model/script in the youtube video I could download? I can't see the script properly. Also, do I need lua to look at and write scripts?
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    The lightest way is to use a 7.4v 3rd party lipo connected to 2x PF V2 receivers (both on the same channel) with 1 buggy motor on each.
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    My picture is from a LDD file of some sustainable energy builds that I designed and was once going to put on Lego Ideas, and I thought that it looked perfect for my profile picture. I also hope to build them one day (and make instructions ).
  14. mocbuild101
    My new tires have arrived! The ones I bought are 115mm (available HERE), as of this post there are 2 (sets of 4) left to buy. They fit perfectly (after 20 mins putting them on ) on the 44772 rims. Some photos:
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    Fixed!!! I connected the computer to a monitor and I saw the accept button. But now I can use it, I want know how to make animations. I have read the Scripting examples page but I still don't know how to do it. Thanks!
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    Great work, although the steering system looks a bit more complex than it needs to be. You should match the colors of the set in LDD (if that is what you are using) for a better comparison .
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    I have just installed LDCad 1.6 Beta 2a but it is not starting correctly. It gets to LDCad license agreement (V3), and when I cross it out, everything disappears. I don't see any OK or Accept button, so all I can do is cross it out. Please help! It is very confusing .
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    Do you mean in a different color?
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    I have built some sets and had parts left over, I can normally find where they go by looking through the instructions a few times. How did you make that?
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    I just said that it might be harder for me because I'm so used to MLcad, LDCad sounds great!
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    LDCad? I haven't heard of that before, it might be better or it might be harder to use (for me). I will check it out!
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    Also, MLcad help (in the program) is great to get started, and www.holly-wood.it is great too.
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    Great work! Much better than my first attempt! If you want to learn more about stop-motion, check out The Lego Animation Book, by No Starch Press.
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    That's not small! That's HUGE!!! And I thought my collection was big! I only have approximately 100 sets (not including over 200 CMS minifigures), no idea how many parts but probably only 50,000-100,000.
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    As long as the durability is the same and they look the same, great! I was actually planing on trying that soon .
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