How EFFICIENT are LEGO Technic and Not Technic Motors?
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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I just want to thank you for putting in the time and effort to do this in-depth review.
You're welcome! I'm glad people are interested in it!
Very thorough! Love it!
Cool topic, but I would recommend writing a script to speed up the video
Well, _somebody_ needs to do this, and I'm glad you're giving us more tests alongside Philo's tests and numbers.
Pls build emd dda40x
I love your video!
4.5V and 12v technic motors💪
interesting graphs , it's missing the 70823 micro motor , it will be surely on the bottom of the scale :3
The problem with the micromotor is that the nylon washer in the adapter slips very easily, so you're basically testing that rather than the motor itself.
I’m looking forward to seeing 4.5V Technic motors tested :) there’s always so much variation between individual motors in their noise and speed, it would be interesting to see if torque varies as well. The 9V ungeared Technic motor that you’re also going to test seems a lot more consistent to me
Perfectly listenable at 1.75x speed.
No, I'm 39 actually.
How'd you guess I have ADHD?
man, I was thinking the same 🤣
Maybe ‘listenable’, but does it give enough time to really digest everything that’s being presented and think about how you’d do things yourself? That’s the strength of the super-clear pacing; I find I never have to replay anything (unlike some videos with their one-second out-takes and other easily-missable quips)
There is a lego tachonometer.
Anyway. You can get a more exact torque reading using a universial joint and have the output shaft to something that messute torque. Not only can it give a full spectrum reading but also a real time reading elimiating other errors
If you're referring to the 5206 Speed Computer, I do touch on that in the first video: ua-cam.com/video/A8VZhnGhG2M/v-deo.html
tl;dr we felt that the 20RPM resolution was pretty coarse when dealing with RPMs in the low hundreds. The optical tachometer also doesn't add any additional resistance to the brake.
@@NonsenseWars YEs.. that is true. I didn´t know it was that course.
Could you test the Lego train bogie roller bearings?
Unless you're specifically talking about the new plastic on plastic ones, we did do a test of the stock wheelsets vs Technic and bearing wheelsets: ua-cam.com/video/q-TgX39q8dE/v-deo.html
You sound like Mike Matei!