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Re: Size of electric plugs (4.5 / 12 V)
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Date: 
Tue, 24 Dec 2002 15:35:51 GMT
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I don't have most of these pieces, so I can't really say what's measured
correctly or incorrectly.

But in this case, I think you should use the correct measurements.

Steve

In lugnet.cad, Niels Karsdorp wrote:

> I decided to finish the lightbricks (2x2) I have started
> a while ago. When comparing the socketholes with those used
> by the 4.5 Volt technic motor 6216m.dat and the plug 766c01.dat
> I noticed that the size of the metal plugs in part 766c01 are
> too big to fit in the socket of motor 6216m.dat.
> Is either the motor modelled too small or is the plug modelled
> to large?
> When I measure the size of the socketholes of my 'new' lightbrick
> I measure 2.8 mm, which is 7 LDU, thus a radius of 3.5 LDU.
> That matches with those of the motor 6216m.dat.
> With 'new' lightbrick, I mean the version with three holes, the
> same kind of socket as the motor has.
> 
> I have also some older lightbricks (2x2, not the very old 2x4 from
> the fifties or sixties) with metal borders through the holes.
> These holes are 2.4 mm wide, which is 6 LDU, a radius of 3 LDU.
> 
> Shall I use the correct measurements?
> (And have the plugs never fit inside ;-) ?
> 
> Niels



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  Re: Size of electric plugs (4.5 / 12 V)  [DAT]
 
(...) I do have these parts, but I'm confused by your statement of incompatibility. The pins on the plug (s\2775s01.dat) are modelled with a diameter of 7LDu. The pin holes in the end of the motor (s\6216mb.dat) are also modelled with a diameter of (...) (24 years ago, 24-Dec-02, to lugnet.cad)

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  Size of electric plugs (4.5 / 12 V)
 
I decided to finish the lightbricks (2x2) I have started a while ago. When comparing the socketholes with those used by the 4.5 Volt technic motor 6216m.dat and the plug 766c01.dat I noticed that the size of the metal plugs in part 766c01 are too (...) (24 years ago, 22-Dec-02, to lugnet.cad)

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