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  1. Greyhound can be driven with single Lego battery box (Eneloop Pro batteries installed), but PTC resistor must be shorted, although lacking torque on wheels. We really need better L motors:)
  2. I was also thinking that, but needed to be sure:) Yes, I would like to buy 1 Buwizz as a battery and use additional SBrick to have all 7 ports available. I actually need 6 ports for Greyhound. Would one Buwizz be enough? Originally Greyhound is using two of them, one for two L motors.
  3. Does Buwizz 2.0 provide constant voltage (up to 11V) on voltage supply pins or does it only provide PWMed voltage on C1/C2 only? I own SBricks only, but prior to buying Buwizz to use it also for powering SBrick, I'd like to be sure it is possible. Thanks.
  4. More pictures with Lego battery box placing. I needed to redesign whole back end of a chassis in order to make space for Lego 8881 battery. V8 motor shifted more to the back and M motor connection completely redesigned. Battery box is fixed in place with two pins and relative easily removed from the car. Still looking for new springs:) https://photos.app.goo.gl/tPvpn1i5pYFmEdwq6 PS: Probably PTC resistor would need to be removed from the battery box.
  5. My implementation of Greyhound 4x4. With standard Lego battery box and 2 SBricks.
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