Remember the DIY Segway that we showed you ... Workshop are back at it this year with a new project, an electric kart that has some rather high-tech features built in. Weighing in at 350 lbs.

Moreover, the fun and excitement of building an electric go-kart and then competing against other high school teams is a powerful motivation for students to learn the science, technology, engineering ...

Convert a gas go-kart to electric of course ... [Robert] unfortunately has had no end of trouble with his build. In the first video, [Robert] works with a common no-name motor controller and ...

A case in point is [BUM]’s go-kart made entirely from Harbor Freight ... Replacing that engine with a converted alternator or perhaps an electric rickshaw motor from AliExpress and providing ...

These days, go-karts represent a much wider group of vehicles, from humble home-built experiments to the spirited karts found ...

In the video, the boys pose a simple question to you, the faithful fan—Can you build a go-kart out of random parts from Tractor Supply Co.? See, the boys were perusing the TSC website and ...

The go-karts were part of the Build & Soar project — a partnership between Flying Classroom and Hampton City Schools. Flying Classroom is a supplemental digital curriculum that offers ...

Teams compete at several fall and spring Events as they design, build, test, and race electric go-karts. This Problem Based Learning program (Approved by DOE and SBOE as meeting the Employability ...