How to Make a Hot Wheels Booster
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Making a Hot Wheels booster from scratch requires some DIY skills and a decent understanding of basic electronics. You'll need a motor, some batteries (a power source), a switch, and a way to effectively attach the motor to the track so it can propel the cars forward. Start by ensuring your motor's rpm and torque settings won't fling the cars off the track or be too weak to move them. Secure the motor in place and connect it to your power source through the switch so you can control the action. Remember to test and adjust as needed to find that sweet spot of speed and power.
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