realisticly it takes air to relese the brakes not to apply then so if your going down a steep hill and your brakes go out they will apply without air. nice work though :)
TheTrainguy10 5 months ago
I think you might find it easier if you had a air tank
knightrider1545 6 months ago
the tech is simple
kleinfeicht 1 year ago
very cool......u should try using compressed air though for faster response/greater agility.
Srlancelot39 2 years ago
Nice way to disable the spring without removing it....
I've already tried it... stil needs a lot of force to pump ( the force of an XL motor )... though... its a start =D
eddielego2000 2 years ago
add a motor and a slip clutch gear to the wheel. that way u dont burn out the motor
eeoy 3 years ago 6
Good idea, I'll try that sometime.
SciGuy16 3 years ago
wow! pneumatic brakes r the way 2 go!!! yeahh!
with great power, comes great need for good brakes! XD
Srlancelot39 3 years ago 4
Try making a Westinghouse pneumatic brake with Lego!
gschjetne 3 years ago 7
You and searme should get together to build the ultimate lego car!
thien0995 3 years ago 7
lol yeah!
WOW thats pretty crazy
mujjuman 3 years ago 4
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pretty bad imo, sry 2/5
nice how you 'removed' the spring in the pump
useful
quadrazid 3 years ago
Please explain you thoughts.
your using 2 pneumatic cylinders,in your description ity sais 1.very good idea though
racerx007666 3 years ago 5
There's only one cylinder. The other is the pump.
the other one is a pump.....cylinders arent that agile lol.
Srlancelot39 3 years ago 2
@racerx007666 He is using a pump and cylinder... if that helps
ptubbytaylor 1 year ago
@racerx007666 one is a pump you can see where he took part of the spring off.......
the1stbuilder65 11 months ago
how do you actually 'PUMP' ?
mavamaarten 4 years ago
The pump is operated by a Power Functions XL motor operated by IR remote control.
SciGuy16 4 years ago
good idea!
greenykevin 4 years ago 2
realisticly it takes air to relese the brakes not to apply then so if your going down a steep hill and your brakes go out they will apply without air. nice work though :)
TheTrainguy10 5 months ago
I think you might find it easier if you had a air tank
knightrider1545 6 months ago
the tech is simple
kleinfeicht 1 year ago
very cool......u should try using compressed air though for faster response/greater agility.
Srlancelot39 2 years ago
Nice way to disable the spring without removing it....
I've already tried it... stil needs a lot of force to pump ( the force of an XL motor )... though... its a start =D
eddielego2000 2 years ago
add a motor and a slip clutch gear to the wheel. that way u dont burn out the motor
eeoy 3 years ago 6
Good idea, I'll try that sometime.
SciGuy16 3 years ago
wow! pneumatic brakes r the way 2 go!!! yeahh!
with great power, comes great need for good brakes! XD
Srlancelot39 3 years ago 4
Try making a Westinghouse pneumatic brake with Lego!
gschjetne 3 years ago 7
You and searme should get together to build the ultimate lego car!
thien0995 3 years ago 7
lol yeah!
SciGuy16 3 years ago
WOW thats pretty crazy
mujjuman 3 years ago 4
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pretty bad imo, sry 2/5
nice how you 'removed' the spring in the pump
useful
quadrazid 3 years ago
Please explain you thoughts.
SciGuy16 3 years ago
your using 2 pneumatic cylinders,in your description ity sais 1.very good idea though
racerx007666 3 years ago 5
There's only one cylinder. The other is the pump.
SciGuy16 3 years ago
the other one is a pump.....cylinders arent that agile lol.
Srlancelot39 3 years ago 2
@racerx007666 He is using a pump and cylinder... if that helps
ptubbytaylor 1 year ago
@racerx007666 one is a pump you can see where he took part of the spring off.......
the1stbuilder65 11 months ago
how do you actually 'PUMP' ?
mavamaarten 4 years ago
The pump is operated by a Power Functions XL motor operated by IR remote control.
SciGuy16 4 years ago
good idea!
greenykevin 4 years ago 2