Mini Power Switch & Hex wrench (pack) LED Power Indicator Light 4” Velcro Strip D2 Wire set 6” (5 Red & 5 Black) Hex wrench (2mm) Additional Parts Required: Speed control (we recommend the Robot Power Scorpion Mini available in our store) ...
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Assembly: Step 1 – Temporary assembly: Form the basic chassis by assembling the 2 sides, 2 ends, 4 motors, and bottom plate: Use 4 of the 10-24 x 0.75 socket head cap screws in the lower holes on each end to very loosely (e.g.
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Step 6 - Wiring: Disassemble the entire chassis. Cut the included wires and LED wires to the lengths determined in the previous step. Strip the ends of the wires. Pre-tin the wire ends, switch lugs, and motor lugs. IMPORTANT: Do NOT use silver solder.
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Step 7 - Assemble the robot: Slip the white plastic motor braces over the motor wires and on to the motor bodies. Attach the plastic motor braces and motors with the included #6x5/8” sheet metal screws. Insert the motors, up to the heads, being sure to have the motors with the appropriate wire lengths in the correct locations.
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Snug the bottom screws, add the upper set of 10-24 machine screws, then tighten the upper screws. This will result in the lower screws becoming tight, as we achieve a compression fit around the motor gearbox. Attach the lower plate, using 8 of the supplied M3 x 6mm machine screws. ...
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Step 8 - Attach wheels: Loosely screw the supplied 4-40 machine screws into the axle clamp portion of the axle adapters. Slide each axle adapter fully onto a motor shaft, with the clamp portion towards the chassis, and tighten the 4-40 machine screws to secure the adapters to the motor shafts. ...
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Using a wrench, secure lock nuts on inside of screws. Tighten securely against wedge mount, but make sure brackets stay somewhat loose. Attach titanium wedge to brackets with 16 M3 x 10mm flat head screws.
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Step 10 - Power on test: CAUTION: THIS ROBOT IS POWERFUL AND FAST! MAKE SURE YOU ONLY OPERATE THE ROBOT IN AN AREA WHERE IT CAN NOT CAUSE DAMAGE OR INJURY! Make sure the robot power switch is off. ...
Loosen the 10-24 screws on the end with the bad motor. Slide out the bad motor Move the leads to a good motor, slide it back in, tighten up, attach the axle adapter and wheel, and you are ready to go! Have a suggestion? Contact us via http://www.botkits.com...
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