MisterCreators Custom MOCs

There is no need to resolder any motor wires. Anything is plug and play. There is a special crossover brick needed to run the second channel (you can see that there is an empty connector between the two motors in my video). I´ve not tried the servo ports yet, but I will when the prototype is finished. Yes receiver and ESC´s inside, battery external. It is possible to power Buggy Motors as well, every single channel can output 5A peak and 3A continues. With 11,1V (12,6V when 3S is fully charged) The Buggy motors will run way faster and are powerful enough to overpower your gripstrengh on an axle (i guess that they are stronger as well then). It will be possible to build some very quick vehicles with that. RC Receiver and transmitter are special for scale construction vehicles. The receiver is running the FlySky AFHDS3 standard and compatible with every remote that uses that standard. I plan on making smaller versions with fewer channels as well (4,8,10,12,16) but only if my first tests and the prototype are working. I hope I will finish my prototype in the next few days, then i will upload a video of the testing :)

The two inner ones (labled RC/S) Are full size ports. They can control 1 Servo motor or 1 normal motor (m/l/xl) the 4 outer ones are dual channel ports. They can control two individual motors (m/l/xl). So with the 4 outer Ports 8 motors can be controlled separately. In my youtube video you can see how 2 motors are stacked on one Powerfunctions port.

Hello technic Community, I'm recently working on something very similar to @NoEXIST. So I want to share my thoughts and progress as well. The concept is an RC box with (up to) 16 channels. The receiver, associated telemetry and the power functions outputs are integrated in the box, while a battery must be connected externally in the form of a 2-3S Lipo. As a proof of concept, I am currently working on a 10 channel version, which has 2 full size ports for servos and motors and 8 dual channel ports for motors only (Size: 4x9x5 Studs). The Dual Channel Configuration allows to control two motors separately over one PowerFunctions Connector. Goal of this project is being used for complex models with many motors and functions (therefore up to 16 channels) while using an RC-grade remote (long range, fast response time) and a strong lipo to get longer running times. My current high-end model (Pistenbully 600W Polar) has 14 Motors and requires 3 Buwizz 2.0 Units to work. Even with them, the runtime in snow is only about 10 minutes. When using an 3S Lipo I would be able to get even better performance out of the motors as well as a longer runtime (if the lipo capacity is bigger). A video of the dual channel test I will post something new when the prototype is finished. Best regards Adrian