we've got holes in the fit around those spiky things so they seem to work pretty well it's a bit of slack but when it's going straight it should stand up like a bicycle all right so I put the battery in the body there so we've got quite a bit more mass and hopefully that should be enough well he can lean on his board anyway obviously a motion hopefully it makes a sort of smoothing a smoother lean and hopefully when he's in the middle it should go along and stand upright like rolling a coin on its end or whatever so that should make him more stable and he should be too lean just a little bit too stiff we'll never know really till we power it up and try it so he might have to change that bushing material where I've just glued his head on and all the other things now so they're fixed in position because I've always we won't know where the mass is I was going to make them adjustable but there's no actual joints maybe in the future maybe they could be animatronic so for now yeah he's feeling like he's going to be to balance and steer on that board he can tip over if you're not careful so you have to be a bit careful waver there we go so in motion though that's going to be completely different because it should tend to stay upright so at the moment there's a bit of a dead spot but hopefully all it will be upright when it's going along but we have to see if it works really in a big open space and take lots of superglue so let's talk about what's in his body we've got the battery of course which is a NUMBER_TOKEN amp hour NUMBER_TOKEN C battery so we can get quite a few amps out of that around NUMBER_TOKEN we've got off course the transmitter and the radio receiver which is one of these fly sky ones and we've got the battery eliminator circuit which I'm going to use just a power that NUMBER_TOKEN kilogram servo because it's fairly hefty we have got an ESC with the back in as well but it's only NUMBER_TOKEN amp this is NUMBER_TOKEN amp so we don't have brownout the ESC in the radio and stop everything from working and we can actually use a radio-controlled cars a NUMBER_TOKEN out hobbyking ex car brushless esc there and that obviously has three wires that go to normally one motor in fact what I'm gonna do is run all of the four motors of one ESC so these motors peak at NUMBER_TOKEN amps and that's a NUMBER_TOKEN amp ESC and we get NUMBER_TOKEN out of the battery so that should be alright just need to run the wires down and make sure they open rotate in the same direction and I've made the wheels pretty small and then we commented on that when we look to the actual minifig skateboard and that's so it doesn't go too fast and there's not too much load on the motors because there's no gearing at all it's just that motor straight in the hub and they're NUMBER_TOKEN kV motors which is the slowest I could find for that size motor if it's too slow we can make the wheels bigger but actually it's gonna be pretty hard to start slowly and I think it's gonna wheel spin but it should go really fast sorry have one wide my one ESC
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