6 Ways to Transmit Rotation over (very) Long Distances | LEGO Technic 

he's so dedicated he went all the way to Australia for this video

i love how you made australia upside down. it's very realistic

That last way was hilarious

This guy deserve a Nobel Price. He is a freaking genius. I love the fact that he turn the video for Australia 😂

The best motors I found for that version is the old 9v motors that had the groove in the top for wires. I thing they were almost 1:1 and had crazy long cables sometimes.

I love the accuracy of the upside-down effect

Ngl last one was unexpected + funny ash

Ich habe garnicht gewusst, dass du Deutscher bist! 🎉Mach weiter so du bist nämlich eine gute Quelle an Ideen ohne dich würde ich bei vielen Sachen verzweifeln 😂

Chain or cable transmission can reach quite long distances with little loss as well :)

Can we wait some videos about math, geometry or "computer" and same themes in future? I like rewatch old ones)

The ending with Australia got me 😂😂😂

Cool 😎 really cool I always support your channel

How are you getting the distance limits? It doesn't look like there is any tests and for some transmission methods it doesn't seem right, for example why is using the axle only giving you 1 meter of distance? If the friction increases over time due to contact points, at which amount of friction do you stop? For the beams, the mechanism can get stuck in the points where they are flat. For the moving beam, the movement isn't linear and for the motors if you apply a load to them the energy will turn into heat in the wires.

Cool ideas !

Brilliant!

Can't wait

The last part is PERFECT

That last method was cheating, but I loved the outside-the-box thinking. Sub earned!

Last one was genius

One precision thought, using a motor as a generator with PF motors ends up ruining it, I did it for some time, and now the poor motor can't generate torque at all, at the slightest resistance it stops

Last one made me laugh out loud!

You are the best

Hold on… You can use motors as generators!?

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Greetings from down under! :)

Hi, maybe is off topic but I have some questions to ask: 1) how many kind of pieces do you have? 2) how many of them? 3) when you create a video, how do you obtain the pieces? 4) which are the pieces most interesting? thank you for your time.. great inspiring videos like ever! great job!

Relax and chill)

Technically you are transporting rotation XD

i am using the last trick to power Elon Musk rocket engines on Mars , controlled from home

You ain’t wrong

Why over conplicate with #2 and just turn 1 long liftarm instead of an axle

can you pls make a video for a strong transmit mechanism?

Can you create a 3 bits lego computer? Can you make it as compact as you can? the computer should be able to write atleast 6 letters,and there should be a ram to make the letters able to be written in every order

I was not expecting the last method to literally be the mail service but okay

He a little confused, but he got the brains 4:57

I'm not a physicist, but I'm pretty sure the rubber band of #6 would snap somewhere between here and Andromeda.

The outro is from Australia 😮

NASA should hire this guy to help them get to the moon😂

The music is from Scribblenauts, isn’t it?

Everything isn’t upside down in Australia but that’s the joke

what means "m"?

Wow. Btw if youve used 3 motors, you could make it all automatized too

Hello

no chains?

1.)32L axle

Bist du deutscher?

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