BuWizz powered Speed Record Breaker made of LEGO® bricks - NEW RECORD 60 km/h

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What is BuWizz 3.0 Pro?
BuWizz 3.0 Pro is a compact, high-performance remote controller for models made of LEGO® bricks. Powering the motors with embedded rechargeable Li-Po battery it enables complex large scale model cars to reach unprecedented speeds.
Power, acceleration, inclination and cornering G-forces can be shown on-screen thanks to 3-axis acceleration and motor current sensors inside BuWizz. With easy to use fully customizable iOS and Android app, BuWizz turns a smartphone into precision controller using Bluetooth® technology.
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[@jumabricks]

Having a proper 2.4 ghz Receiver that can plug into your BuWizz Bricks and a physical Remote would make this a whole lot more enjoyable and easier. But still, congratulations on the record! This surely is a great milestone!

[@Unapersonaconunmicroscopio]

And using the gyro on the buwizz to stabilize the car would be incredibly good

[@friedls]

Very nice! I admire all your work very much! But when will BuWizz have got an physical analog controller??? Controlling such a fast vehicle by cellphone isn’t good, in my opinion 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@liambryant3519]

Puhlease........ I wish for this, so much

[@marxpeklegotechnicdesign3]

Awesome work guys! I see there is still alot to be won on the design, but raw power is enough to break my record with ease.. well done!

[@hydroworldoutlook5769]

If it's possible to build fast LEGO Technic ground vehicles with BuWizz, then in theory it should also be possible to build an RC Technic plane that speeds down a runway.

[@sportscarsavvy]

I dunno but I think that my eyes saw a pretty steep hill you were going down😒

[@ElijahBradley08]

I was thinking to myself at the start ''Wouldn't it be more stable in reverse?'' and then you guys did exactly that.

[@RingLordSonic]

Love this vids, without your buwizz battery boxes, my lego trains would’ve had so many problems. All love from Australia mate!

[@aFrInaTiOn]

Ahahahahh congratz!

[@shroomzzz]

Picks up speedometer from the wreckage and declares success. Man's game. Congrats!

[@legorclfactory611]

Unfortunately I don't have the money to buy 10 BuWizz motors and 5 BuWizz 3.0 so I think that I won't break the record XD😂

[@mightyy_6189]

waiting to see lego car going 100 kmh also why not build lego speed car like the real rc speed cars? for me it worked and i got 40,21 kmh (4x buwizz motor and 2 buwizz 2.0) anyways amazing build!

[@Squawkinator6514]

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[@projectstesi7133]

4 BuwiZz 3.0, so much power. Are the gears still on good condition? 😂

[@mEASYn]

Why there's no caster angle on the front wheel? Thats why its going only backwards with driving wheels in the front.

[@angrymonk55]

Awesome! One question I've always had - how are these high speed vehicles to steer (UI, latency, angle vs speed, mechanism design)? It seems difficult from the video especially when most of the clips have the vehicle drifting off the track.

[@aFrInaTiOn]

Its a gamble - you have to want to commit to it every single time..

[@nicovanduin1553]

Drinking game: take a shot every time it runs off the track

[@Porlockvv]

Congrats! 🎉