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The only thing I can think of is the use of clutch gears, to allow the grip, then with the same engine the continued revolutions of the motor for the next movement, be it lift or pull, or what have you.

So from what I read from afanofosc has said, we should not copy or even try to improve on a current idea. Doesnt that go against what Lego and Mindstorms are all about. So I am not supposed to try and rebuild on another persons model or idea, or even improve on his build. Sounds communistic to me.

I use LDD4. I like it. Once I figured out how to rotate gears and axles, it got better. Now I just need to figure out rubber bands. BTW does anyone know how to readjust the POV? I know right mouse button and move mouse, but sometimes what I am trying to view cant be seen properly, and when I zoom in...

Thanks for the explanation h-g-t.

Here is the program. Take a look at the way it supplies data. What I am trying to do is limit the motor to 6V. How do I set the Battery Level block. It is using a comparison but outputing a number. I have checked it using the display block with #totext.

The battery block has a compare value setting and a numerical output. What does the compare < or > do? I have block of code that reads [Battery Level] (< 6000mV) into a [Math] (600000 / [Battery Level]) with output to [Move] (CB forward with power value from [Math]. In the [Math], the 600000 is 100%...

Turntables, I should have caught that one. My brain is mush right now. My wife dragged me out to a list of 5 garage sales.

Here is the lxf and rbt files for this build.

What are TT's?

D3100 with 18-55 lens + battery grip + 2 batteries is just a hair over 1kg. That is alot of weight for lego to support.