Powerpole Motor Cable

Tetrix Max Servo Extension gives your servo a little more room to roam with this extension.

TETRIX MAX Pivot Bearing is a replacement pivot bearing for all TETRIX pivot arms and brackets.

• Size: 3 mm

This 20 Amp fuse is used in FIRST Tech Challenge batteries and the FIRST Robotics Competition Power Distribution Panel (am-2856).

Specifications:

• Color: Yellow
• Amps: 20
• Max Voltage: 32
• Style: MINI®
• Specification: SAE J2077
• Type: Blade Fuse

3" Hub/Tire adds some mobility to your robot.

• Size: 3"
• Diameter: 75.2 mm
• Tire Width: 25.4 mm
• Quantity: One
• Material: Nylon wheel with Neoprene rubber tire

3" Omni Wheels Pack have the ability to drive robotics forward and laterally with the use of 10 rollers. 

• Size: 3"
• Quantity: pkg of 2
• Material: nylon

Tetrix Max Hex Key Pack comes with all four sizes of Hex Keys needed for TETRIX hex pieces. Includes one each of 7/64", 3/32", 1/16", and 5/64" keys.

Designed to use with TETRIX PRIZM Robotics Controller, this motor controller connects to the PRIZM expansion port, enabling users to control up to six additional servo motors and two additional continuous rotation servo motors. Up to four motor controllers can be connected to the PRIZM expansion port. Additional power and expansion ports support daisy-chain configurations.

Supported programming languages include Arduino and EV3. The motor controller can be connected to the LEGO EV3 Brick. Software blocks can be downloaded from the Resources tab below.

Take control of your TETRIX^® DC motors – this controller plugs into your TETRIX wireless gamepad receiver (sold separately) to enable you to control the speed and direction of two TETRIX 12-volt DC motors.

The Powerpole Extension Cable extends the length available for creating connections to DC motors and battery. Each cable is 18" long and comes equipped with Powerpole connectors on both ends. Users can connect multiple cables together to create longer lengths.

This motor controller connects to the PRIZM expansion port, enabling users to control up to two additional 12-volt DC motors. Up to four motor controllers can be connected to the PRIZM expansion port. There are two H-bridge outputs to control the speed and direction of two DC motors and two quadrature encoder input ports. Additional power and expansion ports support daisy-chain configurations.

Supported programming languages include Arduino and EV3. The motor controller can be connected to the LEGO EV3 Brick. Software blocks can be downloaded from the Resources tab below.