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cool, there even space for the mini figs!! welcome aboard !!
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42080 Forest Harvester
sirslayer replied to Ngoc Nguyen's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I just seen this on youtube, this may solve a few question- 313 replies
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[MOC] Red Beryl GT
sirslayer replied to JLiu15's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
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Well, early this year I wanted to order a few IR receivers @ lego.com and they were on back order.. So I discovered aliexpress and seen the clones.. I went and order one and next few weeks the Hot Power 2.4g was in my hands.. I love the controller and range. My back order came in a week later and I was very disappointed. Poor range and it has a small lag which seems a bit annoying. The Hot Power has very good range and you can even use it across walls and tables!! I have two wifi access points at my home and both are not affected .. The wifi are the same wave length but the controller are on different channels so it doesn't bleed into your network but I do notice you have better range using the set outside my home.I have a few videos on my sirslayer chassis thread and my 12 volt operation video shows the receiver range . I do notice that the receiver acts like a 2,0 IR lego ?? I have 1.2 IR receiver and there is a difference on how the L motors work and it works very unpredictable on the 1.2 IR.. I dont have a 2.0 IR so I can't really compare to the Hot power. For under 20 USD dollars and great range and good durability, Hot Power 2.4g kicks butt!!
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good video , to bad you don't include Chinese clones. I prefer Hot Power 2.4g connection and its around 30m to 50m range. I bought three of them so far and the Lego Power up is looking good so far.. might be my next buy. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Hot-Power-Machinery-Techinc-Wireless-Remote-Receiver-2-4G-8885-Building-Blocks-Bricks-Educational-Toys-Model/32839862634.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.46784c4d6wEDq6 @kbalage
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AZTEC PYRAMID OF THE SUN THEME PARK "Being sacrifice is really fun" Los Angeles Time "Heads are gonna roll" Rolling stones magazine "Best time since the inquisition " This is my entry for the [TC14] contest and Its only a rough draft and this is the technic part of the build and it comes with a people mover and free fall drop (fly like a feather serpent) with a hunted house, selfie with the skull rack and a temple at top to the stair way to heaven slide. please let me know what you think!!!
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Wow!!!
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Small Supercar Concept
sirslayer replied to Aventador2004's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
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the picture of the 8 oz model was a checkpoint, i estimate around 1.5 oz would be saved @ 10 oz which is 15 percent reduction in weight and a goal to use a single 1 L motor would see a increase with acceleration . It is for RC outdoor operation and every oz of weigh you can shed would help.. like a race car having the brake pads drilled with holes to lose a few pounds!! its a small gain but with all aspects covered I think it would be beneficial. Ive been working on this for a while and I would not do an announcement unless it was worthy and if your into Lego RC and competition , i would highly recommend it
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@Bublehead Thanks for the info!! Colored Gears After many months of recording the weights of Lego Technic elements, I discovered a scale from the lightest to the heaviest in weight/color and the color scale I believe goes Black being light in weight vs Dark Gray Blue being heavy in weight.. Technic gears also follow the rules and on the Lego set 42075 there are some gears weight reduction if need be., for example 20t double bevel gear, the black color weights is lesser then tan. kinda dark?!! and also lets compare a few more other gears The last two picture gives you an idea on the weight range/scale from lowest to highest in grams is indirect with the scale of colors, so far i have figured out black, lbg, yellow, red is the middle weight!!! , white and the heaviest color dbg!!! and thats the order of have figured out and i still haven't have enough of blue, green ect,ect, to add into the Lego rainbow
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As you noticed that the transparent elements weigh more then the colored parts.. Transparent looks great in a display model and I like it personally. If i was designing my model for a RC model then LGB would be recommended since it weighs as the lightest of my bunch. yeah its only 0.1 of as gram is the difference but in my mod I would like to use a V-6 and that is 0.1 of a gram x 6 times for a total of 0.6 of a gram of weight added if i used the green colored engine blocks.. So this is now my v-6 .Note black is the lightest weighed and the more black colored elements i used the more weight reductions occurs Some builders are now designing micro engines for smaller scales and weight reduction check out my micro engine !! well after the conversion to black , i saved a total of 0.3 oz !!! thats not bad after all !! This is my latest color demonstrator, built with RC in mind
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Color the world with blacken Today I would like to present my MOC color demonstrator. Using SirSlayer weight reduction technic optimizations, You can design a light weight model to use and teach the concepts of RC/ IR out door operations. I discovered a technique to save weight on Technic elements . I will present my proof of work and ideas of this exciting discovery. If you have follow my thread before well hold on to your seats!! The concept is to converted the Lego set 42075 to an all black version plus with my mods added to it since its all ready modded. In the process of converting red into black i weight out the elements . All aspect of each element is determined of color availability. For example the Lego 42075 has a 2 cylinder engine and the engine block is LGB in color. I have green and transparent engine block to add on to the set . if my model id for display then any color can be used .. If you plan to use your Lego Technic in RC outdoor operations then maybe you should look at the pictures .. First of all , you need to calibrate the scale.. 10 grams exact and now your good to weigh out the lego 42075 LGB engine block Both Lego 42075 engine blocks have an average weight of 2.7 and remember that parts do worn out and even touching with dirty hands can add or reduce weight !! When I buy elements at Lego website , their elements almost always have exact weights on each different colored elements Now lets mod the Lego 42075 with a different colored engine block, there are green and transparent in my collection so lets weigh them out!!
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Technic Pub
sirslayer replied to jantjeuh's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
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My 8x8 Project
sirslayer replied to Mechbuilds's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
from my experience black color axles is the only color that haven't snapped or crumple apart on me.. Using a scale that measured 0.001 of a gram is recommend and just by observation and you can see the black color axles are thinner. I found this sharable youtube video and wow, is it true??? black axle are indestructible? -
@Aventador2004 its not in the rules so only an idiot doesnt vote for him or herself and please dont be an idiot by not follow the rules and you'll make it in life and was it you that said that you didn't want to join this contest because it wasn't popular??? you seem the type to be more towards politics/competing then technics!!