The StairClimber: climbing any stairs with this Tower of Power

Music used: "Revival" - Kevin Macleod- used with his permisson!
This Lego Technic stair climber is something totally different, compared to the MOCs I'm building normally. It can climb steep staircases in a very safe way. This one climbs all kinds of staircases thanks to its 3 independent axles and counterweight. It is a very safe design compared to most designs on UA-cam. A drawback is the very complex controlling of this thing. The one who controls it has 6 red knobs to control. The stability of this climber can be destroyed by hitting one of them by mistake. It takes half a day practice for good controlling. On the video, it seems a bit slow but with a lot of practice this could go much faster. Thank you for watching!

[@896gerard]

The motors do NOT turn all at the same time! Only 3 M-motors and sometimes 2 M-motors for steering. So a max of 5 M-motors at one time and only when steering. The official maximum is 4 M-motors on 1 battery, but 1 more is no problem. And remember that the recheargeable battery box in the climber only supplies 7,2 volts. A normal battery box supplies 9 volts. Secondly, the 3 motors that control rising of the axles have (when stabilisating) a tough job so they turn slower.

[@isaacpreston]

Nice job!

[@kylethomas6599]

soo cool!

[@xpifpouf]

The battery are dead ! With this number of pf motor!

[@MrBillbobjo]

Cool! :D

[@thecam0073]

Your wiring dangling, hitting the ground, being rubbed on the tire. I don't get why you'd build this and then not care about that.

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

First