John Doe
2012-02-06 21:19:36 UTC
Just finished building what is hopefully another half decent push
stick. The prior one, the yellow one (also pictured on my page),
worked well and was fun, but it needed a better battery. The
controller came unglued, so I took the opportunity to make another
push stick (actually three more, including two problematic
prototypes).
The current version with the red and black handle area uses a 5.5
amp hour lithium-ion weed eater battery. Need to practice with it,
but it should be the same as before. The battery includes a charge
level meter that should be useful when on the road.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/***@N04/
These (videos of) inline skating push sticks are similar.
Good luck and have fun.
stick. The prior one, the yellow one (also pictured on my page),
worked well and was fun, but it needed a better battery. The
controller came unglued, so I took the opportunity to make another
push stick (actually three more, including two problematic
prototypes).
The current version with the red and black handle area uses a 5.5
amp hour lithium-ion weed eater battery. Need to practice with it,
but it should be the same as before. The battery includes a charge
level meter that should be useful when on the road.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/***@N04/
These (videos of) inline skating push sticks are similar.
Good luck and have fun.