Hi,
I bought the RspberriPi and the Lego build-hat with the intention to create a big lego-machine.
The Pi and the hat in combination with het Lego-motors seems very promising.
However, for me there are some issues:
1. Why only 4 motors? In my opinion that is a missed opportunity. It prevents me from buying more build-hats and more lego-motors.
2. Are there extension cables for the lpft2 connectors availiable? In my case the motor-cables are far too short.
3. Is there an option to brake a motor after running? I want to let the motor run to a certain position. But what is happening now is that the motor turns free a little while longer after stopping. So the motor stops pases the required position before coming to a stop. That is not what I want.
And also a little strange: Why sending a motor to a certain position if it does not stop there?
I hope this is constructive criticism![:)]( "Smile")
Kind regards,
Frank Klaassen
I bought the RspberriPi and the Lego build-hat with the intention to create a big lego-machine.
The Pi and the hat in combination with het Lego-motors seems very promising.
However, for me there are some issues:
1. Why only 4 motors? In my opinion that is a missed opportunity. It prevents me from buying more build-hats and more lego-motors.
2. Are there extension cables for the lpft2 connectors availiable? In my case the motor-cables are far too short.
3. Is there an option to brake a motor after running? I want to let the motor run to a certain position. But what is happening now is that the motor turns free a little while longer after stopping. So the motor stops pases the required position before coming to a stop. That is not what I want.
And also a little strange: Why sending a motor to a certain position if it does not stop there?
I hope this is constructive criticism
Kind regards,
Frank Klaassen
Statistics: Posted by FrankKlaassen — Fri Aug 09, 2024 1:51 pm