Traction Control Lamborghini Power Wheel

[@jerzyszczepanski2518]

Brilliant!! Your son will never forget this moment

[@BenWillBarrows]

Love the project methodology: Blow stuff up until you get it right. That's exactly how I do my projects too!

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Will Barrows only way I know how! Fail fast and hard.

[@nicodell6192]

Thanks for the H-Bridge recommendation

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Any time! Thanks for watching.

[@ParentsandProjects]

I think it needs a turbo..

[@nxxxxzn]

LOL, how's that hantek scope? My DSO5102P is buggy, freeze ups, random reboots, reset to factory defaults

[@CodeMakesItGo]

hytlerson I’ve had good luck with it so far. Hard to beat the price, unless you find a used tektronix or something more reliable. Ill probably get a usb oscilloscope next. people seem to like them.

[@JeromeDemers]

Nice work Jason! did you had a freewheeling diode on your mosfet? I believe I see a diode on your protoboard.

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Jerome Demers indeed I did. Unfortunately I could not figure out why it kept getting blown out and tossed it all out for the H bridge. My wife was mad at how much time I wasted on that FET when the H bridge was only $13. 😁 Thanks for watching!

[@putrid3]

Could you explain how you hocked up that H-bridge? I'm doing the same 12v hack but without the traction control (just the H-bridge 12v)

[@alticetube]

Yes, I followed this diagram. "i.ytimg.com/vi/hny6wNhY1uU/maxresdefault.jpg" Basically tie 5v to the VCC, Left enable and right Enable pins. Then control the forward and reverse with the Right PWM and Left PWM pins. You can use the R_IS and L_IS for current feedback if you care or use the enable pins as a emergency cut off. Ensure you do not send a PWM to the R_PWM and L_PWM at the same time. Alternatively you could just use the 12V relays unless you plan to ramp up the speed which I'm guessing is what you are doing. Hope that helps, good luck!

[@buzga1987]

Love the video. And I bet you it would not work so well if there was no Sweeeeet LED :D

[@alticetube]

Haha nope!

[@ParentsandProjects]

Awesome. Your son has a sick Lambo.. Just saying..

[@jonathanmccormick1547]

Sorry to bover you we have a 12v same car as u what would I need to do this to are I will make a video too doing it many thanks Jonathan really hope to hear from you

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Yes I can help, email me at [e-mail] I can send you better photos there and what you need to get.

[@jonathanmccormick1547]

Hi Jason I email you thank you so much again for replying

[@marwinthedja5450]

Hilarious intro XD

[@nacho5830]

Hello from hackaday! I guess the linear algorithm will no longer be valid if the car is loaded with the weight of your young pilot...

[@dono8396]

Wow this is great!

[@alliemaiden6928]

I am new to the channel but I probably going to love you videos thank you

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Thanks so much! I do all these projects for other people. So if you have a project in mind I can try to build it. Or help you out if you are building one and get stuck.

[@dadufal]

How did you keep the stock board from frying?

[@alticetube]

Stock board is still powered by the original 6v battery. I use the original power to the motor as triggers on the 12v side.

[@dadufal]

Can you do a DIY video or write please? Not much online for these cars unless they're Power Wheels brand that don't come with a call control board. Thanks 😊

[@CodeMakesItGo]

See if this helps: hackaday.io/project/166169-traction-control-lamborghini-power-wheel Also the code is here: github.com/CodeMakesItGo/Traction-Control-Lamborghini-Power-Wheel And you can message or email me with any questions. Have fun!

[@dadufal]

@@CodeMakesItGo I think I figured out the wiring. Quick question - can I use the h bridge direct from the board without the node?? Looks to be a much cleaner set up than with the relays. Thanks again!

[@dadufal]

@@CodeMakesItGo and BTW, that Traxxas 12v seems way faster than my dual stock 550's. Is that to be expected when upgrading (stock to aftermarket) motors?

[@bryceedwards8631]

Would I be able to get a copy of the source code? Just got this car for my son and running into the same issues.

[@CodeMakesItGo]

github.com/CodeMakesItGo/Traction-Control-Lamborghini-Power-Wheel

[@bryceedwards8631]

CodeMakesItGo Thank you!

[@dablet]

why is the car so noisy? where is the noise coming from? i thought electric cars/motors are supposed to be quiet. when a Tesla or Prius goes by me, i can barely hear anything. great job with traction control. your son is so lucky to have a great dad!

[@ejbcomp]

Plastic gearboxes is my main guess. All of those ride on toys have plastic gears with big teeth and no lubrication. No attempt at sound deadening either.

[@bardenegri21]

you could use websockets to update the clocks on the webpage, it would be way more responsive.

[@CodeMakesItGo]

NS Gaming I’ll look into this. Thanks for the tip!

[@Boemel]

im getting one tonight for €20. think im going to put in a 500w e bike kit... :D

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Tom Jacobs please post video of that, would love to see it

[@Boemel]

@@CodeMakesItGo i would too but for now its for my 2 year old :)

[@mellanycorpuz]

How to take out the wheels at the back very difficult

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Here is a video on how I removed the wheel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3PZfJuajdZ0sNE Hope it helps.

[@chedabaviSarlsmynimber]

Where you buyed

[@ts_k_gamers_4115]

Price

[@Dio-hp8xb]

LA LAMBORGHINI LA LAMBORGHINI I'M DRIVING SO FUCKING FAST YOU'DE THINK I'M HOUDINI

[@mattsmith5260]

Sir, I would much appreciate a copy of your source code.

[@ryansmith5408]

What’s the code

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Ryan Smith Hey Ryan, the code is here: github.com/CodeMakesItGo/Traction-Control-Lamborghini-Power-Wheel Let me know if you have any question or comments. Thanks for asking for it.

[@Lil_X_YKR]

Butterfly doors space cool look like a ufo

[@lamaur1004]

Can I just pay you to do one for me 😂😂 dead serious because you lost me

[@CodeMakesItGo]

I can help provide more detailed explanations if you decide to build one. There are easier methods too, like building in a throttle ramp instead of the traction control. Alternatively, there exist shops online that sell power wheel upgrades. Possibly some already have this built in. Thanks for watching, let me know if I can help.

[@sheetaljangrahansi8921]

How many ruppes Lamborghini for toy car

[@CodeMakesItGo]

Sheetal Jangrahansi ~18,000 I think

[@boomanberry9764]

Can you do my son Lamborghini for me an how much u charge

[@CodeMakesItGo]

I can help for free, just let me know if you have any questions.

[@arnoldtsen3084]

@@CodeMakesItGo just wondering how hard would this be to do without much knowledge of anything? Where would I start?

[@CodeMakesItGo]

@@arnoldtsen3084 Doing the 12v upgrade without software is easiest. Doing it with software to slowly ramp up speed so the wheels aren’t breaking loose is moderate to easy. Going all out with traction control and remote smart phone status is hard. I removed the traction control and now just have a speed ramp because the wheel sensors eventually broke. But I’m here to help if you want to give it a shot. Thanks for watching too!

[@arnoldtsen3084]

@@CodeMakesItGo sounds good! Will def ask if any questions! Thank you!

[@arnoldtsen3084]

@@CodeMakesItGo Hello again! Just wondering if you have the name or link to buy the 12V relays and the 5v relays you used in the video Thank you!

[@falcon2477]

my new car l o l

[@starx2779]

€Lon £usk.