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  1. Odinkuijpers
    The compare function now shows 54% unique parts in the mod so the parts list on rebrickable.com is currently wrong
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    How come the lights on the bw brick are blinking red-green?
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    Oh, I didn't realize you didn't own one yourself. Hope you will get one and some day to get around to working on servo mode implementation on PU ports. In any case, many thanks for the fantastic work you do with your app.
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    Does this mean you will implement a servo function for PU outputs on a BW 3?
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    Should be at 12.6 V right?
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    At what voltage is bw 3.0 fully charged?
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    Pf motors don't have a position sensor, so there is no way to use them as a servo.
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    @Zerobricks I would like to use BW3 as a continuous power source. Is it possible to stop the device from powering off when it not connected to the app?
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    Great work Buwizz team! I'm very pleased with the finished product. Totally worth the wait and money! Both the Bricks 3.0 and the motors work great! Center steer module for using powered up motors for steering works well too! Goodbye PF servos! However, the 12V power does require you to be careful. Gears are easily stripped and universal joints easily destroyed. Gonna have to stock up!
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    @Zerobricks Does BW 3.0 have low voltage protection? I mean some form of automatic power cutoff when voltage gets below 3.2V per cell, or 9.6V total? You mentioned no longer having to rely on the DC/DC converter to raise the voltage. Does this mean you removed the converter entirely in BW 3.0?
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    The main reason to use Buwizz is because it gives you a good quality LiPo battery with an RC receiver in a small, Lego compatible format. According to Sariel's Motor Specs app, a Lego RC buggy motor draws 3.2A when stalled. This is why it is so important that BW 3.0 can deliver 4A of continuous current per PF port -> you can use these motors to their full potential. For reference, official Lego PF battery boxes have a thermal fuse that cuts the power at around 1A, a threshold easily passed by many Lego motors under load, let alone the RC buggy motor. Under normal use you'd never continuously power a stalling motor, so you'd only reach high currents at the start of a fast acceleration or when rocking back and forth. This means the 48W (= 12V x 4A) BW 3.0 can deliver per PF port is awesome, but it will never need to deliver that much power for very long, but only in short bursts. As for the 2300mAh capacity, I think this means the battery can deliver 2.3A for 1 hour. Or 1A for 2.3 hours. Or 4A for 34.5 minutes. Could anyone please correct me if I'm wrong?
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    Do you have a link to this MK set?
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    I don't speak for @Zerobricks or the Buwizz team, but if the BW motor is more powerful than the Lego RC/buggy motor, and a single BW 2.0 couldn't run 2 of those in Ludicrous speed, it seems unlikely it would run 2 BW motors at that speed. For that you would need the new BW 3.0.
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    @astyanax, looking at my pimped Sian on the shelf for a while I found some things that might give you (or someone else) revived "steam" 😁 Either the rear overhang is too big, the wheelbase is too short, or rear axle is too far forwards. Either way, it's a big modification! Anyone?
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    I must say, now that it's complete, what an incredibly complex design! Took hours to take it apart yeah section of the digital model, and hours to put it together in real life. Adding parts of the bodywork to the main chassis in the right order so I didn't have to bend/stretch parts was the biggest challenge! It required lots of taking apart and rebuilding! What a design! All I need now is Buwizz... Thanks @Didumos69
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    Thx
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    Thx for the tip about the hubs! Do you maybe know anything about the installation of all the elastic bands?
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    Another question, how have you kept the increased resistance created by the heavy duty turntable hubs to a minimum? My model gained quite some speed when I switched to regular wheelhubs...
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    Building Lego's version, dismantling it and then building the modded version let's you better appreciate the improvements
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    Hi When ordering from BrickLink, be careful of shipping costs, I usually try to find the cheapest stores and then compromise lower price for for fewer stores. If you have built the original using Lego's instructions their mods should be easy. If not I'd suggest doing that first. The mod instructions have fewer steps so might be more challenging for a beginner
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    If I understand correctly, you can now use the PU L motor for way more precise steering than a PF servo and use 2 Buggy/Buwizz motors at full power from a single BW 3.0 brick! Definitely worth the extra money!!!
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    @Didumos69 I finally got around to building your Greyhound 4x4 buggy from the digital model, but can't find out what to do with the 6 rubber bands on the ground beneath the model, could you help?
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    I'm sorry if I caused confusion, I was talking about the Buwizz 3.0 brick and it's expected delivery date being february. Guess I was in the wrong thread. So the info on the site is correct? The brick ships in February and the motors in April?
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    I just checked the same page on my pc and the delivery date is the same. Could you give us an indication of when it will be shipped?
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    https://photos.app.goo.gl/f1FgYp1ttWmTUQdz5 Screenshot from this page: https://buwizz.com/store/
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