Thanks for this video it's been a while since i used my lego train so i was confused why it wasnt working only when i used the receiver. Now i need to get a new controller which will help because the train goes too fast right now.
I have a few questions to ask (for clarification, I have not tried using any of the power units yet and have not put batteries into the battery packs). 1: Do the battery packs use a specific type of battery? If so, what batteries do they need? 2: Does the smaller battery pack turn itself off, or do I have to manually switch it off? 3: Does using the receiver with the bigger remote control follow the same rules as using it on the smaller controller (red output receives from red input and blue output receives from blue input)?
1- AAA for the small battery box and AA for the big one 2- It’s a simple battery box with an on/off button. So, no it doesn’t turn itself off until you use the on/off button. 3- Yes. Both remotes work same except that the big one (which was made to be used as a train remote but still works as a simple remote) has dials to choose different speeds (-7 to 7) and a stop button in case you want to stop the motor without searching the neutral point on the remote. Did I answer your questions ?
I purchaseed a motor on the interrnwt but i dont have somethink like a switch 8k it ti start or stop it only some elterikel conection like in the videos?
In a reasonable use and if you don’t stress the motor too much, it can last a few months I think… I rarely change the batteries with my frequency of utilisation. (I use a technic battery box so yours will last less time) But if you run a train for hours, your battery level will lower faster and the motors will feel the pain of rolling for a long time in one go…
Do you need the receiver to operate the Lego Christmas train??? I just want it to move forward and backwards and don’t need to adjust speed. Can you operate the train with just the hub and train motor (using old power functions system)
I just bought a fake motor with the small battery box and the LEDs on a pack The motor is fast and has good torque so it’s not easy to stop and it’s pretty quiet ( it gets even quieter when you load it)
You are amazing boyy! I'm 32 and I'm looking forward to learn alot more from you!
Your 32 USING LEGOS
@@InfuizonAJ so what?
FINALLY! A video that actually explains simply. Awesome job
At last... A good video that actually explains how they work.
Thank you.
At last... A good video that actually explains how they work.
Thank you 👍🏻
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My son is in love with these videos
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Good for him
literalmente me has abierto un nuevo mundo de posibilidades y también lo que necesito thank you
Thanks for this video it's been a while since i used my lego train so i was confused why it wasnt working only when i used the receiver. Now i need to get a new controller which will help because the train goes too fast right now.
Thx for this video. Super instructive ! Keep doing what you are doing.
Great video! Thank you so much.
Awesome job...thanks so much for clearing everything up for me!
Amazing video! You are a good teacher! 🤩 Thank you for your help!!!
I have a few questions to ask (for clarification, I have not tried using any of the power units yet and have not put batteries into the battery packs).
1: Do the battery packs use a specific type of battery? If so, what batteries do they need?
2: Does the smaller battery pack turn itself off, or do I have to manually switch it off?
3: Does using the receiver with the bigger remote control follow the same rules as using it on the smaller controller (red output receives from red input and blue output receives from blue input)?
1- AAA for the small battery box and AA for the big one
2- It’s a simple battery box with an on/off button. So, no it doesn’t turn itself off until you use the on/off button.
3- Yes. Both remotes work same except that the big one (which was made to be used as a train remote but still works as a simple remote) has dials to choose different speeds (-7 to 7) and a stop button in case you want to stop the motor without searching the neutral point on the remote.
Did I answer your questions ?
Thank you l had to know this make more videos. About this
thanks, you explained it really nicely
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It really helped me.
What is the product called
Lego
Lego power function
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Lego
Lego
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This is awesome. Thank you so much!
i made a lego boat with moters all i need to do is try it thanks for the tutorial
This was super helpful, thanks!
I have the exact same two Lego batteries you've got to be kidding me I literally have two of those on stud batteries
Thank you
Ty very helpful the other vids where confusing
Very useful video - thanks, bud!
Ty
El mejor video que encontrado que te explica cada parte!
I have a question. How do you turn off the power box I don’t really know what it’s called
The switch on top
thank you so much now I've made a Lego car I can walk on
I'm planning to buy power function only without battery box until I saw this video
Same i didnt even know battery box was a thing before
I purchaseed a motor on the interrnwt but i dont have somethink like a switch 8k it ti start or stop it only some elterikel conection like in the videos?
Hi how to make my lego transit bus motorized (doors can open)? Thanks
Any tip what motor use to motorize lego skating rink 40416?
Nice information, Can we control the speed of rotation
Tha's the advance level on power function. Using LEGO Mindstorm set. Even complex, we can coding it.
Yes with the train remote (the big one) and an infrared receiver.
Where did you buy it from
What is the piece that connects the cord to the battery pack called?
PF plug
My motor keeps torquing itself off of the mount, the stud connection won’t keep it down
Use technic beams to make a sturdy structure
Coo 🚀🤙
Where do you buy the battery pack?
How long does the small battery pack last for?
In a reasonable use and if you don’t stress the motor too much, it can last a few months I think… I rarely change the batteries with my frequency of utilisation. (I use a technic battery box so yours will last less time) But if you run a train for hours, your battery level will lower faster and the motors will feel the pain of rolling for a long time in one go…
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Do you need the receiver to operate the Lego Christmas train??? I just want it to move forward and backwards and don’t need to adjust speed. Can you operate the train with just the hub and train motor (using old power functions system)
Yes you can but I recommand using the remote still
Thanks
can you connect a lego motor directly to a 9V battery? without the battery box?
For that you need one of the extension wires which have a converter
super technic
I have too
Please respond. Are the fake lego motors on Amazon good?
I just bought a fake motor with the small battery box and the LEDs on a pack
The motor is fast and has good torque so it’s not easy to stop and it’s pretty quiet ( it gets even quieter when you load it)
I have a like a motor
My reciver don't work?!
Same 😕
@@Sam.Rugby.69 turn off the battery box and turn it on, maybe it works
@@alee6368 doesn’t work 😪😪
@@Sam.Rugby.69 do you have moved the selector on the right Channel?
@@alee6368 yep
2022
So not building any rc electric planes or cars yet are we??
I have a Lego motor
Tea
You are amazing boyy! I'm 32 and I'm looking forward to learn alot more from you!
Im 35 and I am also learning new things from him 😅