Ramp control on Bruder trailer

[RødeDK]

Hi all
I have a question if anyone knows if it will work or have a video of it?
I have been looking at this Kit https://www.ebay.com/itm/30481991730...mis&media=COPY
from piggytaylorto to make a mobile ramp on my Bruder trailer.
But I would like to do it remotely using this one
https://www.ebay.com/itm/30413344976...mis&media=COPY
And then run it on a 6v battery pack.
But has anyone seen it done or tried it??
Greetings Rene

[ferp420]

interesting let us know how it works out

[RødeDK]

If it's a project I'm starting, there will of course be a thread about it.

[ferp420]

Originally Posted by RødeDK

If it's a project I'm starting, there will of course be a thread about it.

right on

[Greatscott]

Very interested...

I am in the middle of a Bruder trailer build right now. My trailer did not have the ramps, so I will have to likely design and print my own.

I was looking at having four functions on my trailer: ramp control, landing gear control, a winch, and lights.
• Ramp control: Linear actuators seem perfect for this application.
• Landing gear: Here I was going to use a servo
• Lights: A simple lighting controller
• Winch: Because the trailer will have to be touched to use the winch, I am looking at installing a switch and running it off the same ESC that runs the ramps.

Hey'OK sells a controller that has a winch control, two-position servo control, and lighting control in one unit, and is operated off of a key fob.

[RødeDK]

Originally Posted by Greatscott

Hey'OK sells a controller that has a winch control, two-position servo control, and lighting control in one unit, and is operated off of a key fob.

Do you have a link to it?
And will you make a thread when you start so we can follow along?

[Greatscott]

Originally Posted by RødeDK

Do you have a link to it?
And will you make a thread when you start so we can follow along?

Here is the link to the controller:

Wireless Winch, Light and Two Position Servo Controller

Hey'OK's products can be spendy, but they are worth every dime. They are well made, work well, and are reliable.

I have a build thread going in the Multi-Axle section