Anyone know if you can do 2 motors to one battery with circuit cubes?
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It appears you're wondering if you can connect two motors to a single battery using Circuit Cubes in a LEGO project. You're also curious about the potential impact on battery life.
According to the original poster, they have space for three Circuit Cube-sized objects in their locomotive build and are considering a motor-battery-motor configuration. They're specifically asking if this is possible and whether the increased power draw from two motors would significantly reduce battery life, negating any performance gains.
Unfortunately, the provided text doesn't offer a definitive answer. The question is posed to the LEGO community, seeking insights from experienced builders. The response will likely depend on the specific Circuit Cubes used and the power demands of the motors.
If you're experimenting with Circuit Cubes, you might want to consider a battery tester to monitor the power consumption of your builds.
I have enough space for three circuit cube-sized objects within a locomotive I'm working on, and, ideally, I'd like to go motor-battery-motor. Is this doable? And does the (obviously faster) draining of the battery become so pronounced as to cancel out any advantages in power? Thanks. submitted by /u/LastTraintoSector6 [link] [comments]
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