Brushless Lego XL-Motor has Insane Power
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The most powerful Lego Technic XL-Motor with a brushless upgrade. The most powered up motor.
Here is a link to the tinkercad project for the main adapter. My cad skills are no good and I made adjustments to compensate for my printer. Then I still had to do some hand work to make it fit. good luck. Edit: I have made the models more accurate.
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The Brushless motor 2430 5800KV
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$8 XL-motor
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The cad models are now more accurate!
That little drift car is a dream come true. Those are regular Lego rubber tires!
Its look realy fun to play with.
Great video max.
How have the lego gears been holding up to the extra speed/torque?
The fact that it can spin out those tires like they are made from hard plastic says a lot about how much power the motor has, amazing!
All four of them too!
Agreed, That 2430 motor makes a butt load of power! Ripped the front and rear differential gears right out of the ECX ruckus 1/16 I shoehorned it into lol
@@MaxBrixolá bom dia vi seu vídeo e acompanho seu canal este motor ficou incrivelmente forte estou trabalhando em um moc de um Jhon deere 9r 1/10 e isso seria ideal para ele já que o buwizz fica fraco qual o motor que você usou e site que adquiriu juntamente com esc bateria e controlador ? Se pudesse me ajudar obrigado 😊🎉
I got 2 motors and just sent your files to get printed. i cant wait to incorporate this in my builds! Thanks!
Nice, let me know how it goes!
Son wake up, MaxBrix just dropped a new vid. No seriously amazing video i think incorporating high quality RC components into Lego just opens up so many new possibilities ive been using RC systems with modded LEGO Motors ever since i saw the video from you where you showed how it works i think every person who likes LEGo RC cars should give this a try
Thanks for sharing! I am currently use A2212 motor in my Lego RC cars.
RC gear makes Lego way better.
Such overpowered lego motors make for amazing builds. I wonder how that would work on a boat
I want to learn how to do this so bad I have Lego race cars that have motors but move so slow.
I've felt the same about my Lego creations being too slow for the longest time. I hope you make your dream a reality! Keep pushing and experimenting-there's no limit to what you can achieve with persistence and creativity.
Yo that’s amazing you I probably will try to make my motors more powerful also one thing is that drift car that had front and wheel steering should be so cool if you made it into a monster truck. Keep up the great work bud your the best
Hey, thanks!
I have built something very similar based on your video and files @MaxBrix. I used 2838 motor and adapted your 3d printing files to it. I then assembled everything, but I have an issue with spinning brushless motor with 3d printed screwed part into it. The whole assembly simply spins inside XL motor case. Did I missed something or does it do that under high load?
The white housing for the planetary gears has two small tabs that go into the original lego motor to keep it from spinning. The 3d printed parts should fit tightly to the motor and also fit snuggly inside the motor case. Friction between the motor and Lego motor case keeps them from moving The little tabs Keep the 3D parts and Lego gear housing from slipping.
Hello! I watched the video and I have a question. why is the rpm at the output 1270, when I calculated (5800kv×8volt=46400rpm) (46400rpm÷25=1856rpm) I divided it by 25 because the gearbox of the motor reduces the HP by 25 times. Maybe I'm wrong somewhere. but there is a difference of more than 600rpm
The power goes through an electronic speed controller to create pulsed DC. The ESC and throttle settings on my radio can change things. Also there is resistance in the gearbox. I think the gears were not perfectly aligned for that test.
@MaxBrix my mistake!!!
Tha lego xl motor planetary gears aren't 1 to 25, they are 1 to 36
And if I do the calculations again: 46400:36=1288. 1288 is like in the video. You were right about the rpm
I sorry)))
Джони это ты??
@@Repeinik622 да
Thanks for sharing! My question is how large of a scale do you think that motor can handle?
I'm not sure but I can tell you that it will twist axle before running out of power.
Your journey to the dark side is nearly complete Darth Max.
I approve! 👍🍺🇬🇧
Awesome progress. Now.... ditch the Lego... omg I didn't mean to write that but I guess I mean it.
Balance must be brought to the force.
@@MaxBrix Oddly enough I choose to use Lego components as spacers or brackets in my RC cars! hilarious stuff 😎🤣
I'm not able to built a motor like this.
Could you sell it?
If I did I would build one from new parts. The cost of parts is about $30 +shipping + about 2 hours labor. No warranty. The motor case will have to be opened and ventilation holes cut into it so it will not be in new condition. I will test and verify that it is in full working condition when shipped. What would it be worth to you? Have you run brushless motors before? Do you have the radio and ESC to run it?
Can you add the files for the 3d printed parts?
Sure, where can I put them?
Here is a link to the tinkercad project. My cad skills are no good and I made adjustments to compensate for my printer. Then I still had to do some hand work to make it fit. good luck. www.tinkercad.com/things/9H3zfICfQJF-lego-xl-to-brushless?sharecode=QQpLNe7e0cRMxAZlN-lwJorobetwMggPUSebjlmNKqc
I want to do this! could you add the files for the 3d printed parts?
I was going to upload them to thingiverse but could not get past the capcha. Where could I put them? My cad skills are bad anyway. there was some hand work to make it fit.
Here is a link to the tinkercad project. My cad skills are no good and I made adjustments to compensate for my printer. Then I still had to do some hand work to make it fit. good luck. www.tinkercad.com/things/9H3zfICfQJF-lego-xl-to-brushless?sharecode=QQpLNe7e0cRMxAZlN-lwJorobetwMggPUSebjlmNKqc