How to Create a Simple DC Motor Car (Eonbotz Style) editted and reposted

in #utopian-io7 years ago

eonbotz dc car.jpg

Steemians, wanna learn how to create a simple DC Motor Car using recyclable materials?

I wanna show you how we did it and how we teach it in EonBotz...

Materials needed are :

QTY Parts
2 DC Motor
2 AAA Battery
1 AAA Battery Holder
1 EB Car Template
4 Wheels
1 Switch
2 Wires (red and black)
1 Blue plastic pole
1 Cylinder Rod

Tools Needed:
Glue Gun with Glue Stick
Scissors
Gloves
Goggles

Steps

  1. Cut the EB (EonBotz) Car Template.
    eb car template.png

  2. Look closely to your EB Car Template. Take note of the circular markings.
    top.jpg
    bottom.jpg

  3. Connect the RED wire to your DC Motor connector labeled plus sign (+) and the BLACK WIRE to the minus sign (-) label. Do this in the other DC motor.
    dc motor.jpg

  4. After connecting the black and red wire to the DC motors, glue the DC motors to the surface of the EB Car Template. Label the DC motors as left and right motors. Then the LEFT MOTOR DC motor should be glued on top of the yellow circle and the RIGHT MOTOR DC motor on top of the orange circle.
    glue dc motor.jpg

  5. Glue the wheel to each of the motors.
    glue wheels.jpg

  6. Then glue the AAA (triple A) Battery holder to the surface of your EB Car template where the red circle is located.
    glue battery holder.jpg

  7. In connecting the two wheels, insert the cylinder rod in the blue plastic pole and glue this on the EB Car template where the green circle is located.
    glue pole.jpg

  8. Glue the wheels on both ends of the stick.
    glue wheels 2.jpg

  9. Glue the switch where blue circle is located and connect the wires. (Follow the illustration below to know the proper connections of the wires).
    glue switch.jpg

  10. Connect the batteries and turn on the switch to test if your DC motor works.
    add batt.jpg

  11. Test your DC Motor Car by letting it run in a flat surface.
    

Troubleshooting:
-Review the steps if you have missed something.
-Review the connection guide in Step 8.
-Ask assistance from your teacher, guardian or email us at
support.eonbotz@gmail.com.

Have fun building!

Credits to EonBotz Team!!!