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Re: Jamocklaquat - Mission 5 Sneak Peak - Spine Segment 1
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Sat, 26 Oct 2002 10:27:46 GMT
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> Nawww dude, The main pivot bearing consists of two Technic Turntables. No
> axles take any direct weight. I'll snaps some pix and add them to the Jama
> BS Gallery Soon.
Ah, of course :)
> > I was wondering how you were going to make that thing walk. The LEGO
> > motors need a lot of gearing down to move such loads so I reccon it'll be
> > painfully slow, right?
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> Yes, Slow but functional, put it like this, I start up the Jama in the
> morning, it starts it's journey to my refrigerator. At about noon when I'm
> done working on a tiny portion of the Super Mech-Bot, Jama will be just
> opening the door and getting a drink out. By dinner time here comes Jama
> with my drink in hand.
ROFL!
> > Any chance of videos when it moves?
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> Definetly, I'll put stuff on Video Cassette or CD and send it to you.
> As always I'll make some .mpeg's of small stuff and put it on my Web Site.
No need to ship stuff, just upload to Brickshelf and I'll download it (got a
great connection at work and a good one at home - that is if your
connection is up to it, no need to make long clips though.
> Thanks! (Still reeling from your Synchro Drive!!!)
Simple and fast build, try one if you have spare parts. It's been done a lot
of times by Mindstorms ppl.
--
/Tobbe
#1793
http://www.lotek.nu/
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