Gowoops Car Chassis Toy Remote App Controlled Vehicle + Battery Case
Key features
- •Smart car chassis, tracing car robot, car chassis with code, ideal for DIY
- •Mechanical structure is simple, it is easy to install. This car is the tachometer encoder
- •With a 4 AA battery box and power switch (batteries not included)
- •Can be used for distance measurement, velocity
- •Can use with other devices to realize function of tracing, obstacle avoidance, distance testing, speed testing, wireless remote control
Gowoops Car Chassis Toy Remote App Controlled Vehicle + Battery Case
List Price: $25.20$22.68DEALYou Save: $2.52 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.4
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Based on 9 reviews
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... bought this for the motors and wheels which are great.
Dennis Campbell✓ Verified Purchase•October 16, 2017
I bought this for the motors and wheels which are great.
Surprisingly good for the price
John S6r✓ Verified Purchase•October 5, 2017
I was not expecting much for around $13, and to be fair, this is a low-cost mass-produced kit. But I found this kit while simply searching for motors to build a 1st robot with my kids that would eventually look just like this. When I saw this for $13, I decided "sure, I'll give it a try". For the price, I received more parts that I needed than if I were to by them separately. The motors aren't awesome, but of a 1st robot, they do work. The plastic base is acrylic, so it's fragile. Mine broke slightly when I was man-handling it, but the break didn't really affect the operation of the robot. The battery box is probably the cheapest part, but again, I paid a price I would expect for 1 motor, and received 2 motors, 2 wheels (that match those motors), a caster (which is of pretty decent quality BTW), a pre-drilled/-cut plastic base including the mounts for the motors, and the battery box. I was missing one piece of hardware that was supposed to be in the kit, but it was easy to find a replacement in my spare parts stash. And I received a bunch of extra hardware also, which ended up in my spare parts stash too. Even trade.
Bunch of crap
Indigoomega✓ Verified Purchase•September 30, 2017
Did not include the most important part, the motor driver circuit!!! Now I'm going to have to buy one.
Other than that kit is low quality and full of junk, only good stuff is the MPU 6050, HRSC-04, sorta the remote, and sorta the chassis. Might as well get the chassis by itself instead of this crap.
Other than that kit is low quality and full of junk, only good stuff is the MPU 6050, HRSC-04, sorta the remote, and sorta the chassis. Might as well get the chassis by itself instead of this crap.
Easy to assemble and ready to use
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•July 25, 2017
Works fine for me, with a Raspberry and a l293d I can control it just fine. It's very easy to assemble, you will need a screwdriver and soldering iron. The only detail I've encountered so far is that the wheels are not perfectly aligned but they don't collide with screws or anything so a 5 star product for me.
Don't buy.
Hans Wolfenstein✓ Verified Purchase•July 24, 2017
1. The screws were too short to go through the plexiglass board. This means that the screws that came with the board are useless and you will need to buy new longer screws.
2. The holes in the plexiglass do not have practical purpose. If you plan to attach Arduino to che chassis then you will need to drill new holes.
3. The instructions are written in very broken English and cover only the part that describes how to attach motors to the chassis. It does not explain at all how to attach Arduino or other sensors to chassis.
4. The encoder sensor does not fit in the the hole without physically pushing against encoder rendering it unusable.
2. The holes in the plexiglass do not have practical purpose. If you plan to attach Arduino to che chassis then you will need to drill new holes.
3. The instructions are written in very broken English and cover only the part that describes how to attach motors to the chassis. It does not explain at all how to attach Arduino or other sensors to chassis.
4. The encoder sensor does not fit in the the hole without physically pushing against encoder rendering it unusable.
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