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Orion Pobursky schrieb:
> In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Michael Heidemann wrote:
> > Does anybody has instructions for these models of the roborider series?
> >
> > http://mikeheide.kilu2.de/temp/roboriders-extra.jpg
> >
> > Any help is welcome.
>
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> http://www.hobby.nl/~afd-amsterdam/brickfactory/theme/robori01.htm
>
> -Orion
Thanks Orion, but I need not the instructions for the sets itself
because I own all of them. I need the instructions for the extra models
(combinations) that are shown on that picture. Those instructions are
not in the normal instruction book. I think they could have been
downloaded from TLC webside with the webcode on the canister.
So is there anybody out there who can help me?
mikeheide
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In lugnet.technic.bionicle, David Koudys writes:
> In lugnet.robotics.tele, Kyle Beatty writes:
>
> > Thanks for the warning! Hope you like it.
>
> I always like another webcam done w' LEGO.
> YOu have alot more to offer than I ever did. Nice setup.
>
> The RCX is a very handy tool for webcam manipulation.
>
> I have a setup as well, been up for almost a year now...
>
> http://24.141.26.239/legocam.htm
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> it's on a small server so if you don't get in, just try again later.
>
> Sometime when I'm less busy, I'm thinking about having the RCX control my
> LEGO train as well. that way you can control the camera as well as the LEGO
> train via the 'net.
>
> Just some ideas I'm contemplating.
>
> Dave
Thanks for the kind words. You have done a lot more with Javascript than I
ever planned, but now I'm feeling inspired. My efforts so far, LEGO and
Java-wise, are right out of the box.
The train notion is great. My next project is to make it possible for the
camera to move around the house. A bot works OK for that but is limited to
ground leve. I think a tramway is in order.
Your FAQ is hilarious, not least because it is so similar to what mine would be!
Kyle
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