Green Gecko Lego Technic Workshop yes! I just got one for Christmas and I use it for my LEGO FRC robot. I have 10 motors, so I use 2 SBricks also. It works great and gives so much power!!
Yes I use them a lot of times in my lego creations. I usually modify sets to fit in motors and lights. For the lights I sometimes use also sBricks for finer functionality.
Sorry for only one Video in December, took some time off over Christmas and New Years, down the Beach in the Sun. Will post another Video This Weekend, Stay Tuned for the MK2 V8
Its fantastic to see this reach a second public generation, especially with legos current actions/developments in the Bluetooth controller field (not saying that its all bad but after the topgear rally car set controller seem really slow/underpowered). Shame I don't have enough pieces or spare budget to get gritty but its still awesome to view the community from afar!
The buwizz is a really nice device, but I don't like the small battery. I build a simple one myself. I bought a 4s LIPO and a potentiometer to control and boost up my 42082. As a modder I would like to buy the PCB myself and add the battery I can fit in my moc
You can run a 3s lipo straight to Lego Motors, Same voltage as the BuWizz on Max output. I've been using the BuWizz for almost 2 years and for its compact size i get really good run time, you can extend the battery by connecting a power bank to the brick, that's what i do.
Oh thanks for opening the BuWizz... always wanted to know the H bridge driver. I selected the DRV8210 in my schematic and now i see that they used the DRV8833... nearly the same specifications. Does anyone know where I can get the board layout? especially I need the location of the power function headers.
HEY. So I had this I idea for a while but I'm not intelligent enough to do it though. It's basicly using pullback motors as nitro. There's some clutch that makes the power functions engine go free and the pull back one activates (because pullback motors are faster) and when it ends the clutch makes it again controlled by a power functions engine
Maybe more like a hybrid car? You could have a motor spinning the whole time and some kind of clutch to send power either to the wheels or to the pullback motor. There are a few Lego one way clutch designs on TH-cam. Not sure it'd work out though. You would need some mechanism to wind it up, some to hold it and let it go, as well as a one way clutch. Idk, it'd get complicated real quick and I'm not sure it's worth it.
hey, have you considered a model of the tesla cybertruck? you have shown us all your amazing potential with pneumatics, the cybertruck has air suspension. i was thinking it would be cool to see an rc version from lego technic.
Hmmm, I didn’t see any main board microcontroller on circuit... It may placed on another side of circuit board. So I really want to see it! (That big chip on up side is a WiFi only(CY8C4247LQI-BL453), others four are motor drivers(drv8833)) Green Gecko could you show the other side of buwizz board?)))
nice i want one for my buggy motor and others but its really pricy hopefully i can get one on my bday illbe 14 i am absolutley amazedat your builds i have your i3 its smooth strong and compact keep up the good work bro, hunter
Nominal Battery capacity 7,5 Wh. Inside we find 2 Lipos 850 mWh . Calculating 2x3,7Vx0,85Wh=6,29 Wh. Losses in the PCB not calculated. What is the real usable energy content available?
Do you use the BuWizz 2.0 In your LEGO Technic MOC's? Comment Below
Green Gecko Lego Technic Workshop yes! I just got one for Christmas and I use it for my LEGO FRC robot. I have 10 motors, so I use 2 SBricks also. It works great and gives so much power!!
Wow Awesome, They Really Increase the Power and Speed of my MOC's
Green Gecko Lego Technic Workshop for sure. I will upload a video to my channel very soon, about that robot. Watch out for it :)
@@legomasterbuilder9118 Will do
Yes I use them a lot of times in my lego creations. I usually modify sets to fit in motors and lights. For the lights I sometimes use also sBricks for finer functionality.
Sorry for only one Video in December, took some time off over Christmas and New Years, down the Beach in the Sun. Will post another Video This Weekend, Stay Tuned for the MK2 V8
It is nice to see you back and making video!!!!
I miss you video's.
Its fantastic to see this reach a second public generation, especially with legos current actions/developments in the Bluetooth controller field (not saying that its all bad but after the topgear rally car set controller seem really slow/underpowered). Shame I don't have enough pieces or spare budget to get gritty but its still awesome to view the community from afar!
I don't see myself using the new lego bluetooth (Powered Up) system, this setup with the buwizz is more powerful and offers more customization
Wow, you are still alive :D
I thinking it's should be STM32.. Hmm. What the controller there?
wow that's a good one, inside a buwizz! 👍
The buwizz is a really nice device, but I don't like the small battery. I build a simple one myself. I bought a 4s LIPO and a potentiometer to control and boost up my 42082. As a modder I would like to buy the PCB myself and add the battery I can fit in my moc
You can run a 3s lipo straight to Lego Motors, Same voltage as the BuWizz on Max output. I've been using the BuWizz for almost 2 years and for its compact size i get really good run time, you can extend the battery by connecting a power bank to the brick, that's what i do.
@@GreenGeckoLegoTechnicWorkshop I had wondered if this would work or overheat something. Now I know! Thanks
Cann you Build a LEGO Pneumatic Engine with medium Zylinder.
Cann you show it in a video with instructions
nice , so you can make a clear buwizz !!
Maybe... Haha
Just found your channel and it's amazing!
Yay you’re back!
Oh thanks for opening the BuWizz... always wanted to know the H bridge driver. I selected the DRV8210 in my schematic and now i see that they used the DRV8833... nearly the same specifications.
Does anyone know where I can get the board layout? especially I need the location of the power function headers.
HEY. So I had this I idea for a while but I'm not intelligent enough to do it though. It's basicly using pullback motors as nitro. There's some clutch that makes the power functions engine go free and the pull back one activates (because pullback motors are faster) and when it ends the clutch makes it again controlled by a power functions engine
Maybe more like a hybrid car? You could have a motor spinning the whole time and some kind of clutch to send power either to the wheels or to the pullback motor.
There are a few Lego one way clutch designs on TH-cam. Not sure it'd work out though. You would need some mechanism to wind it up, some to hold it and let it go, as well as a one way clutch.
Idk, it'd get complicated real quick and I'm not sure it's worth it.
I feel thats a great idea since I hve one of thsoe pull back Lego cars
Thx for the gratis Video it is reely nice
hey, have you considered a model of the tesla cybertruck? you have shown us all your amazing potential with pneumatics, the cybertruck has air suspension. i was thinking it would be cool to see an rc version from lego technic.
I am confused, what is the 6 pin connector for?
The red wire is the ant?
Hmmm, I didn’t see any main board microcontroller on circuit... It may placed on another side of circuit board. So I really want to see it! (That big chip on up side is a WiFi only(CY8C4247LQI-BL453), others four are motor drivers(drv8833))
Green Gecko could you show the other side of buwizz board?)))
It is just awesome
It doesn't feel so safe to me opening a BuWizz, but nice and interesting video!
Thanks, I've got plenty of experience in Electronics
@@GreenGeckoLegoTechnicWorkshop happy you did it so I don't have to! At 100e each I'm not ready to void my warranty
I am so sad when you don't upload the video where is the content
I finally did it I built a fast working lpe!
Also. I'm just curious, where can I find a buggy motor?
green gecko, can we control the sbrick with the buwizz app?
No, you have to use the Sbrick app or brickcontroller2 app
nice i want one for my buggy motor and others but its really pricy hopefully i can get one on my bday illbe 14 i am absolutley amazedat your builds i have your i3 its smooth strong and compact keep up the good work bro, hunter
Thank you
Is the buwizz 2.0 compatible to the Mouldking motors?
Does anybody know which Controllers are compatible? Ps3? PS4?
Nominal Battery capacity 7,5 Wh. Inside we find 2 Lipos 850 mWh . Calculating 2x3,7Vx0,85Wh=6,29 Wh. Losses in the PCB not calculated. What is the real usable energy content available?
4.2 Volts in the fully charged voltage of the battery, you will find it to equal a little over 7.5 Wh
Actually because they are in series, it will be 8.4V
Make a new LPE
Guys i need some help what is the cupon code
When i turn up max it turns off why
The battery will need charging
How can the 8.4V batteries boost to 11.2V in Ludicrous Mode?
The buwizz might have a buck booster to increase the voltage
@@x1roboticxs Yes it might. That buck booster must get enough power to drive multiple motors. I'm curious which booster is proper.
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