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  1. mocbuild101
    For LPub3D or LPub 4 to generate step by step instructions, you have to use MLcad (not LDD) and add the steps one at a time yourself. At it's most basic: add some parts, add step, repeat. I have a lot of experience with MLcad and LPub3D, so don't hesitate to ask me for help .
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    1. yes but only through an adder, it would be easier (to hard couple them) if it was 4 L-motors OR 4 XL-motors 2. I think 6-8 M-motors, 4-6 L-motors, or 2-4 XL-motors. But it depends on how much they are loaded.
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    Well, hopefully Lego will eventually make a modern PF version . Or you could use 3rd party RC motors...
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    Lego motors are built very well, and I would think that any motor that is working will keep working for a long time. Two of my motors I have got came from a VERY used Hot Flame set (that the previous owner bought when it had just been released) and I have been using them for over 2 years now, and they still work great.
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    No, not really. I have seen things get updated quite quickly, although I have never bought PF parts from Lego shop.
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    My votes were based on what would be the most destructive, but originality would go to Mr Cuddles (30) . 1: 10 14: 6 20: 4 22: 3 18: 2 30: 1
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    Thanks, I was looking for that page... I didn't see it in the Browse section . I resized them to 800 wide by Ctrl+Right-click and then Edit Image.
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    It could also mean 2017! which would mean ZUX is correct:
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    This MOC came about from my wanting of a super compact all-in-one Lego compressor, and after trying many different auto valve designs (and about a week of building), this is what I came up with: Video: Features: Air tank Automatic pressure switch M motor and 6L mini pump compressor Very compact 15 x 11 x 7 stud size Easy removal of battery box Pneumatic tube lengths: 1x 3L (2.4cm) 2x 10L (8cm) 1x 14L (11.2cm) All the pneumatic tube lengths listed above (and most of the other parts) are available in 8110-1 Unimog U400. Instructions are available on Rebrickable. The compressor uses a single 6L mini pneumatic pump, but can easily be modified for two pumps. The automatic cut-off pressure can easily be adjusted by changing the strength of the rubber bands attached to the pneumatic cylinder.
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    I just said that because I once put 4 NIMH with 2 alkaline in a PF battery box, and both alkaline batteries started leaking after only 10-15 minutes of use.
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    That's a lot of stuff just for a bit more power . Mixing different types of batteries is not recommended.
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    That's what I meant, PF only has enough current for 1 buggy motor, but the speed is the same (I should know because I have PF and RC).
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    They do actually, although the RC unit can power 2 buggy motors instead of just 1 with PF.
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    Even 1 brick by itself is transparent, although I have tried that.
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    I have a problem with building in Stud.io - every time I try to build or import, all the bricks are transparent: Does anyone know why this is happening?
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    Hi I'm Mocbuild101! . Some of you will have seen me on Rebrickable, which is were I post instructions for some of the many MOC's I make. I like Technic, Mindstorms (EV3 and RCX), Power Functions, RC cars, electronics, and stuff that I can make in Lego, so I can always help you with anything you need to know about them. My favorite color is black (and sometimes very very dark grey...), so expect a lot of my MOC's to be black (although I do add some other colors!). Always building, Mocbuild101.
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    I want one! but I can't afford it! I really like that you can still use PF remotes to control it, and I hope it gets enough backers to have it made.
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    Here is the rules: GBC Standard More information: http://greatballcontraption.com and http://www.planet-gbc.com Some instructions: GBC Instructions Hope that helps .
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    Here are some without rims: 4x RC 1:10 Rock Crawler Tires 1.9" 108MM
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    Firstly never go over 12v with any electric Lego parts, and try to keep the voltage as close to 9v as possible I can confirm this, all Lego motors are 12v inside because it is safer when 9v is used. It is actually rated for 7.4v and only has 8.4 immediately after charging.
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    Probably like this: Which came from this topic (which you might want to have a look at).
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    This is getting very confusing! Try copying all of the program, but using keyboard shortcuts. Like this: select all the blocks in program 1 (the one that works) and press Ctrl+C, then go into program 2 and press Ctrl+V, then just run it as normal. If that doesn't work then just make the degrees that the motors rotate bigger.
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    Here is a much simpler way: (wait for button press)-(wait for button release)-(wait for button press)-(start motor) Easy! If you want I can make the program for you.
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    As said by Philo in this topic: As for your main question, you can use the servo for whatever you want, it's just a motor that doesn't turn all the way round.
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    It could be the batteries, but you could also try making the program slightly different: (motors on) (wait for degrees) (motors off -brake). that would rule out the slightly flat batteries.
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