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34 Chapter 1 • Stair-Climber Final Step 25 Attach a long electric wire between the 2X4 electric plate added in Final Step 25 and the 9V battery pack.
Stair-Climber • Chapter 1 35 Operating the Stair-Climber Operating the Stair-Climber is relatively straightforward. Pushing the buttons on the battery pack should drive all four wheels forward or backward in unison. I suggest that you experiment and watch how the model drives, steps, and climbs over various obstacles. A pile of LEGO bricks is a perfect, re-configurable obstacle course.Try making stairs of various inclines using whatever is convenient. LEGO bricks work well for this, but books and scrap lumber are good alternatives as well. NOTE The CD-ROM that accompanies this book contains video of the Stair-Climber in action traversing various obstacles. Using an RCX instead of a Battery Pack Should you opt to use an RCX instead of the LEGO battery pack, your model might take the form of the Stair-Climber shown in Figure 1.7. Figure 1.7 Stair-Climber Built with an RCX instead of a Battery Box
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