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Re: "real" LEGO Hovercraft ? (with/without batteries/RCX "onboard")
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Sat, 30 Nov 2002 17:19:13 GMT
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"Jim Choate" <lego-robotics@crynwr.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, pixel wrote:
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> > but wher is the fun?
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> You'll have to answer that for yourself. A lot of what I find fun would
> probably bore/scare most to death... <cut>
no comments
man! i've been asking rhetotical :))))
i've got fun experimenting even if i know they lead to nowhere
> > my skirt has been done as a cut of the sphere
> > the same shapa as the tunnel has to hav (i think)
> > so it was a middle part of sphere without upper and lower domes
> > that's why i said "a little bit hard to do it" :))
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> Last time I checked a sphere didn't have a 'middle' per se. The piece
> you're talking about is a rubber sheet toroid. Also, there is a specific
> term for the 'upper and lower domes'...;)
what is with your sense of humor
you have really sharp tongue :)))
that's ok but i thought we are playing here
this is not a real school :))
i like your comments...
> The show stopper for using a CD is that it has zero aerodynamics. Flat
> plates don't move air well, most especially at high speed (there's that v
> again...).
in my former posts i said that the cd has to have cuts leading by chords and
has to be bent
> Also, they're not my formula. They come straight out of any physics book.
yeah i know that
i have them in my books too but as i said
the fun (for me) is discovering america again
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> > i've been trying 12V
> > and read somewhere that 18V quadruple torque!
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> That would depend on the motor design I suspect.
yes but it ussually works
> > the answer is: you stole whole fun from this issue :((((
> > and now - me too :(((((((((((((
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> -You- asked, be carefull for what you ask. You might get it.
that is really good answer :)
but my dear adversary :)
look at my next post on this group
everything wiil be clear
best regards Jim
and all
paul pixel kleniewski
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