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Re: How to get Dacta #9633 Pneumatics Set
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lugnet.dacta
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Tue, 9 Nov 1999 05:17:50 GMT
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Having recently bought from Pitsco-Dacta via their web site, I
should report that the experience was painless and the parts
arrived well packed and in only 3 business days.
I placed my order mid afternoon CST on 10/28.
The box shipped on 10/29 and I received it on 11/2.
The cool thing is that Pitsco-Dacta didn't bill my credit
card 'til the day I received the shipment.
--Anton
C S Soh wrote:
>
> Many people have asked how to get the Advanced Pneumatics Set (#9633)
> and the Technology Resource Set (#9609).
>
> These are Lego DACTA sets and not the regular Technic sets, aimed at the
> educational market. They are normally only sold to schools and other
> educational establishments. They are not to be found at the usual
> retail outlets. But not to fret.
>
> In the U.S., I believe they can be obtained from Pitsco at
> http://www.pitsco-legodacta.com/
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> Elsewhere, you could approach your local Lego distributor and convince
> them you're buying for your own educational use. It's not difficult,
> they are usually nice people and tolerant of legomaniacs.
>
> In my own case, I was able to impress on my local distributor that I was
> aiming for a doctorate in Legorobotology (?MIT), specialising in
> pneumatics. Since then, I have been buying Dacta parts through them
> regularly or rather, as and when funds permit.
>
> Just one thing, don't try to buy 50 - 100 sets and put them up for
> auction, ok ;-)
>
> --
> C S Soh
>
> http://web.singnet.com.sg/~cssoh
> ... where air is power
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