Let’s start with the first task: Connect a motor to the EV3-Brick.
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Remember that we have to use at least two pins to firmly connect two beams. So, if we want to firmly connect the motor to the brick, it should be connected at least at two points. This means that we have to connect the motor to the brick both at the back and at the front. The motor has only one place at the front where it can be connected:
At the back
There are a lot more options at the back. There are two places at the lower part:
and one at the upper back part:
The motor will be firmly connected to the brick if you connect in at the front, at the lower back and upper back parts. Still, it would be enough to connect it only at the front and at the back.
Work in pairs
If you work in pairs , each one of you should think how to connect the motor to the brick at two points and then, with the help of the teacher, choose the better construction.
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- Build wheels on both motors;
- Construct a third wheel.
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- Attach a second motor on the other side of the brick in the same way;
- Build wheels on both motors;
- Construct a third wheel.
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- Attach a second motor on the other side of the brick in the same way;
- Build wheels on both motors;
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- Attach a second motor on the other side of the brick in the same way;
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- Attach a second motor on the other side of the brick in the same way;
- Build wheels on both motors;
- Construct a third wheel.
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