The video was recorded more than a year ago, there were a few updates since then...

Thanks for the heart!

Show me please the Power Functions USB rechargeable battery box :) Btw check out this one, I have a video published about it recently - keybrick.one/

It really depends on what you want to do with it and how future-proof you would like it to be. In general Power Functions is still a better choice in most of the cases, especially if you already have some parts. App control can be done with SBrick or BuWizz. Powered Up can be an option if you only start now from scratch and you're either only want to run the stock sets or very similar mocs, or you are very comfortable with visual coding because that's what you'll need to use in the Powered Up app for anything custom. An alternative for control is the BrickController 2 app, that can be used for Powered Up as well.

There's no cheap solution to run 2 buggy motors at full power. If you are ok with a moderate power level then even a simple PF IR receiver and a PF battery box is fine, but that will be far from the full potential. You need Power Functions extension cables to connect the buggy motors to the receiver. To run them at full speed you either need the huge bulky original RC unit but that has it's own RC controller and you can't use the PF servo with it, or you need one BuWizz unit per motor, but that's ain't cheap at all. Probably the cheapest way is to use RC components (Rc 2s/3s battery, transmitter, receiver) but that requires a lot of tinkering and it's a non-LEGO solution.

Did you find any videos about it?

@@RacingBrick Hello. Az aliexpressen keress rá az sbrickre vagy buwizzra. You search on aliexpress: "sbrick" or "buwizz" 😁

Control+ is only the app, the Technic hub is also part of the Powered Up family, just like the smaller train hub and Boost

and buwizz works with power functions

I've only seen the one with the buttons, do you have a link for that?

SBrick Plus has no real differences compared to SBrick as they still have Power Functions connectors. BuWizz 3 is already physically compatible with LEGO's new Powered Up system, but still has 2 "old" Power Functions connectors as well so that might be the most versatile solution currently. Thank you for the suggestion about the video, I added it to my list of ideas, hopefully I'll have some time soon to make it!

You need to set it to the same channel (there are 4 of them)

No, it doesn't work with the CaDA unit

You won't get that from LEGO, but you can build it with RC components

Mouldking 6.0 has it

I don't think they sell it new, maybe on eBay or Bricklink

You can use BrickController 2 with a gamepad that is compatible with your phone or tabet

The video would have been aprox 30min if he didn't cut each section short. You as the viewer have the power over the pause button which is kinda expected to be used here. Props to @RacingBrick for putting so much tested info in just one video in under 10 min!

As I demonstrated the train controller is really not suitable for cars. It is too slow for both speed and steering control.

@@RacingBrick i know but you still demonstrated it working in the video. I dont need anything fancy and i dont care if its suitable, its the only controller i have

As you can see in the video you simply connect a servo motor for steering and another one (M/L/XL) for driving. But I'd still suggest to get the small PF remote, that works much better for this purpose.

You need to be a little bit more specific, which receiver to which remote?

@@RacingBrick sorry for not answering, I don’t usually check my notifs. I’m using the v1 ir receiver and the small controller

@@RacingBrick but the controller was from China and doesn’t seem to be branded

@@Sam.Rugby.69 I'm sorry but you need to get in touch with the seller to figure out how these off-brand controllers work

@@RacingBrick oh, thanks anyways!

I'm not sure I understand what you mean

it is a simple project i it will just roll over the keyboard pressing each key that it passes.

Look for videos about BrickController 2 on my channel, that's the app to use.

We'll see what we get. Control + will be also part of the Powered Up family (according to my understanding), so it'll be basically a biggyer Powered Up hub with 4 ports. I really hope there'll be another remote that fits better the Technic sets, that would be a really big step for Powered Up.

@@RacingBrick a question power up functions can be used outdoors right

@@hazem8331 it's much better than Power Functions since it uses Bluetooth and not infrared

@@RacingBrick about which one are you talking the control + ?

@@hazem8331 although we cannot be 100% sure since it is not released but I say that Control+ will use the same protocol as Powered Up and Boost, so all of them has Bluetooth and they work the same way.

*I ment SBrick

In SBrick designer when you create a new profile, in the bottom left corner there is a big + sign. If you click on that you can select "image resource", you can add a graphic file from your computer.

RacingBrick Hello, thank you very much for your quick answer, it helped me a lot!

Definitely not, the IR receiver has 3 channels, BuWizz has 4 etc.

Ok thanks👍

No thanks, I was only interested in their remote

It works with the Powered Up app and the Boost hub

Which controller exactly?

@@RacingBrick smalled one

@@akiny6551 you did not really help :) The LEGO controllers can be bought in LEGO shops. The black one that I used with SBrick and that can be used with the BrickController 2 app is an ipega PG9025, you can check it here - ebay.to/318Gy7I

I did not forget it, ev3 is an independent system mainly for coding, not compatible with Powered Functions or Powered Up

450 EUR lesz az indulóára, biztos később megy majd lefelé

Azt nem lehet még tudni hogy milyen motorok lesznek benne, szinte biztos hogy nem csak egyféle

Láttam :)

I don't think anyone said they are LEGO

Pause. Read. Resume. If the text stays longer then others complain... one of the reasons why I abandoned subtitles in my new videos.

It depends, compared to what? Try to add the rechargeable Lego battery, the charger, an IR reciever and a remote. Won't be much cheaper and you'll have only 2 channels, short range IR and less power.

@@RacingBrick yeah true

Please stop complaining about the music, it's impossible to choose something that fits everyone's taste. If you don't like it, simply use the mute button.

Why dont use fucking mute button?