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Package Includes:
2 x Acrylic Transparent car floor
4 x High-Quality 65-mm Plastic wheels with Rubber Grip
4 x Dual shaft 200 RPM BO Gear Motor
4 x Coded Disk
8 x Acrylic Fasteners
1 x 4-AAA Battery Holder
8 x Connecting Cable(Red and Black, Length: 20 cm each)
4 x M3 Brass Stand-Off
8 x M3 Cross-Head Bolt (Length: 8 mm )
8 x M3 Cross-Head Bolt Plastic (Length: 30 mm )
8 x M3 Nut
Specifications:
Operating Voltage (VDC) |
3 ~ 6 |
Shaft Length (mm) |
8.5 |
Shaft Diameter (mm) |
5.4mm-(round side) and 3.5mm-(flat side) |
Rated Speed After Reduction (RPM) |
200 |
Rated Torque (Kg-Cm) |
0.8 |
Gearbox Shape |
Straight |
Dimension |
70 x 19 x 22mm |
Weight |
250gm |
Specifications:
3 ~ 6
Specifications:
8.5
Specifications:
5.4mm-(round side) and 3.5mm-(flat side)
Specifications:
200
Specifications:
0.8
Specifications:
Straight
Specifications:
70 x 19 x 22mm
Specifications:
250gm
1. How do you make a 4-wheel drive robot?
Gather materials: The following supplies are required to build your robot car. If you're unsure of the exact dimensions of each component, read through the instructions to get a sense of how they fit together.
- 4 BO motors
- 4 wheels
- Arduino board, a microcontroller (the Arduino Uno is a good choice for beginners)
- Motor driver circuit or the motor driver shield (found in remote-controlled toy cars)
- 6-volt batteries and a battery holder (e.g. four AA batteries) chassis:
- A sheet of plexiglass or acrylic, measuring around 6.5 by 4.5 inches (16.5 by 11.5 cm).
2. Attach the wheels and motors to the chassis: Each wheel should be attached to a different motor. As shown, hot glue the engine to the chassis: Mark 4 spots, one on either side of the chassis' one end. Each location on the upper side of the chassis should have one motor glued over it. To allow the wheel to roll along the ground, make sure it hangs over the edge.
3. Glue on the battery holder: On the upper side of the chassis, in between the wheels, add a little amount of hot glue. Let the battery holder set after pressing it. 4. Attach the motor driver circuit: Place the motor driver circuit close to one of the chassis' sides such that the wires droop over the edge. 5. Position the Arduino: Put some glue on the chassis and tuck the Arduino next to the driving circuit. Make sure the connector for plugging the Arduino into the PC is accessible while situating it.
2. What is 4wd robot chassis?
It is simple to assemble and use. The Chassis kit includes everything you need to give your robot a fast four-wheel-drive platform with plenty of room for expansion to add different sensors and controllers.
3. Is the assembly of the smart robot car kit difficult?
No, the kit is easy to assemble and disassemble with a double-layer structure and clear instructions provided.
4. Can I customize the robot car?
Yes, the kit features multiple mounting holes and a double-layer structure, allowing for easy customization with various control panels and sensors.
5. Is this kit suitable for educational purposes?
Absolutely, this kit is ideal for educational purposes as it encourages creativity, experimentation, and learning in robotics.
6. Does the kit include all necessary components for assembly?
Yes, the kit includes everything you need to build the robot car, including motors, wheels, chassis, fasteners, and connecting cables.