9797 NXT LEGO Kit: Basic Car Building Instructions: Downloaded From Manuals Search Engine
9797 NXT LEGO Kit: Basic Car Building Instructions: Downloaded From Manuals Search Engine
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Table of Contents:
A. 2-Motor Car Page 3
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A. 2-Motor Car
Required Pieces:
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Side Views
Attach a double black connector peg and a single black connector peg to both sides of the
NXT. Connect the double peg vertically in the top most holes. The single peg should be
connected in the middle horizontal hole. Your NXT should look like the below picture
before moving on to the next step.
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Attach the motors (one per side) to the NXT using the double black connector pegs and
the short black connector pegs attached to the NXT. The red dots in the side view identify
which holes on the motor attach to the pegs. Your NXT should look like the below
picture before moving on to the next step.
Note: The top connection of the double black connector peg is not connected to
anything.
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Take an 11-holed rounded beam and attach two short black connector pegs to the outside
holes as seen in the red square. Connect the pegs to the back of each motor (as identified
by the red dots) to further support the motors to the NXT. Your NXT should look like the
below picture before moving on to the next step.
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Assemble 2 rear wheel assemblies using a 6-length axle, a wheel, and a hub. Attach one
to each motor as seen below.
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Take an L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third hole on the smaller
part of the L. Take a small L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third
hole on the larger part of the L. In the second hole between the two connector pegs on
each L-beam, attach an extended black connector peg. Also attach a friction axel to the
fourth hole on the small L-beam. Now attach two small L-beams to the protruding pins
below the other L-beams. Attach a black connector peg to the second hole on the small
part of the L. Now attach an axel joiner on each of the protruding connector pegs below
the small L-beams. Then, align the wheel between two half bushings and slide the 5-axel
through the axel joiners.
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Connect the front wheel assembly to the bottom of the NXT at the protruding connector
pegs.
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Insert a black connector peg into the first and third holes of the 5-hole beam and an
extended black connector peg into the fourth and fifth holes. Attach an axel joiner to the
extended black connector pegs. Insert a friction axel into each hole of the axel joiners
and attach the light sensor to the friction axels.
Attach the light sensor to the car from Step A.6. The 5-hole beam should connect to the
top of the L-beam on the front wheel assembly.
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Attach the two black connector pegs to the first and third holes of the touch sensor.
Attach the touch sensor assembly to the car from Step A.6. The sensor should attach to
the top of the L-beam on the front wheel assembly.
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D. Skid ‘Wheel’
Required Pieces:
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Take an L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third hole on the smaller
part of the L. Take a small L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third
hole on the larger part of the L. In the second hole between the two connector pegs on
each L-beam, attach an extended black connector peg. Also attach a friction axel to the
fourth hole on the small L-beam. Now attach two small L-beams to the protruding pins
below the other L-beams. Attach a black connector peg to the second hole on the small
part of the L. Now attach an axel joiner on each of the protruding connector pegs below
the small L-beams. Then, align the skid ‘wheel’ between two half bushings and slide the
5-axel through the axel joiners.
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Connect the front skid ‘wheel’ assembly to the bottom of the NXT at the protruding
connector pegs. Follow the steps in Part B and Part C to attach sensors.
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E. Swivel Wheel
Required Pieces:
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Take an L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third hole on the smaller
part of the L. Take a small L-beam and attach a black connector peg to the first and third
hole on the larger part of the L. Align a bushing over the second hole on the small L-
beam. Align a half bushing followed by a bushing, 4-connector peg, and another half
bushing below the second hole on the small L-beam. Slide a 5-beam through the
bushings and connector peg. Attach a wheel to the 4-connector peg.
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Connect the front swivel wheel assembly to the bottom of the NXT at the protruding
connector pegs. Follow the steps in Part B and Part C to attach sensors.
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