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@Zerobricks, the Buwizz website says the 3.0 will be delivered february 2021, is this still the expected timeframe? If not, no problem, just can't wait to replace my slow PU technic hubs 🤩

Lego has more than the L motor in the PU group, see the medium angular motors from the Mindstorms/SPIKE which have more pinholes

Does anyone know where I can buy a minizip? I'm not too fond of soldering and wiring things myself so a finished ready to use product is worth paying for in my eyes

TLG new powered up system motors can be used as servos and they will be compatible with the new buwizz 3.0, so I don't see the need to develop a "buwizz servo". The only issue is the different form factor which makes it hard to swap them in for PF servo motors

I just bypassed my the current limiter on my spare battery box, and I'm wondering, has anyone ever had any burning/melting afterwards?

Ackerman steering is created by offsetting the the connection points of the wheelhub-wishbones to the wheelhub-steering linkage. How you link the two wheels has no influence. With a 3 part linkage between the wheelhubs the center piece (the gear rack) can stay parallel to the axle. Nice!

Doesn't this video by Zerobricks show this was already possible 4 yrs ago? https://youtu.be/w1nb0xcaqXo

Well, thank you very much @Zerobricks for your patience and answers! You've convinced me to order a BW 3.0 along with 2 BW motors. I'll just have to use one of the my PU L motors from 42100 for steering.

So if I understand correctly, I can use one BW 3.0 to power 2 BW motors stacked on one PF port, and simultaneously power a PF servo motor on the other PF port? This was impossible with BW 2.0, even though you could connect each motor to a different port, correct? So the current output on 1 PF port on a BW 3.0 is higher than the total current output of 2 ports on BW 2.0, correct?

If your build is for display only, take out the 8spd gearbox and put the battery box there. Maybe you can wedge it between the roof and the 15L beam by removing the two T beams on which the rear hood rests.

Added some small aesthetic changes to the @jb70version from which I took the gearbox and the spring actuated doors. Slanted the spoiler side wings, moved the spoiler 1 stud forward, widened the diffuser around the exhausts by 2 studs, made the outer two rear lights stick out back more (0.5 and 1 stud respectively), raised the mirrors, lowered the windshield, cleaned up the front wheel arches, changed the dashboard, cleaned the area around the door opening levers, switched the panels for the air intakes at de doors, changed the engine piping. No digital version to share sry. Pictures here since I can't seem to upload them to this page: https://photos.app.goo.gl/yQ9Ef9HZC2ZnLJmD9