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  1. legenjerry
    Awesome, thanks for inspiring me :) I used 1 of the large motors to power the stage/band, and the smaller one to move to crowd
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    Check out the result on YouTube!
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    Bedankt, dat zal ik zeker doen!! :) Ik heb inderdaad eerder bij Brickshop besteld, daar zag ik m ook al. Bedankt voor je hulp!
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    I see, thanks for additional info! I guess the 45544 one fits my needs better :)
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    Great, thanks a lot! This is exactly what I was looking for. The Lego website itself doesn't have the 45544 base set (and some other EV3 items are not in stock), but other shops do fortunately. That makes it a lot easier :) Thanks for the charger advice as well. So just to be sure: the cables are included in the base set as well?
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    Alright, let's say I'm gonna work with EV3. What else would I need besides the Intelligent Brick and a cable pack? And some Technic bricks to make it compatible with regular lego of course :) Or is it easier to do it with PoweredUp? All I basically want to do is have 1 or 2 base plates move, can be by reacting to something or by programming, doesn't really matter how exactly....
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    LEGO site doesn't have that (anymore)?
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    By programming it that way, I figured. Is there any it would be possible to have stuff react to any sounds whatsoever? And if not, what could trigger the set to start moving anyway? By programming it that way, I figured. Is there any it would be possible to have stuff react to any sounds whatsoever? And if not, what could trigger the set to start moving anyway?
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    Hi, I'm looking for some input regarding the exact hardware I would need, and LEGO support couldn't help me out so they directed me here :) It's quite easy: I want to have 1, maybe 2 base plates with mini figs mov whenever certain music plays (and/or maybe something with motion sensoring, but primarily on sound). So basically I want to make use of some of the features Mindstorms has to offer to build an awesome robot, but without actually building a robot around it. Now, it's obvious I need the EV3 Integelligent Brick, but it's not clear to me what else I would need to make this happen. Any advice on this??
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