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Re: 5600 (Radio Control Racer)
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 12 Jan 1999 16:49:15 GMT
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Mark Dittenber wrote in message <369AD087.954C08E3@ccm.tdsnet.com>...
> I am trying to get more information about this this car. Is the motor
> more powerful than the 8735 Motor Kit or is it about the same? I had
> read somewhere that the kit did not have a lot of pieces. Is this true
> or is it easie to use the radio control part in other projects. I am
> mainly interested in the radio control part of the kit than the car.
This car probably isn't what you want then. I played with one over the
holidays, as my brother (who is 7) received it as an xmas present. It was
great for him, but not something that I would want.
Its basically a large, prebuilt, car with lego studs on the top. It has
permanently attached wheels, so you can't use it as anything besides a car.
If you want to build radio controlled cars and trucks its great, but for
anything else its not so interesting. My 7 year old brother thinks its the
coolest thing ever, so I guess that he is their target audience.
Luckily, Lego is planning on releasing a wireless control for Mindstorms (at
least according to things that I've read and heard). This will probably be
more useful for the tinkerers among us.
alex
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| Hey all, I am trying to get more information about this this car. Is the motor more powerful than the 8735 Motor Kit or is it about the same? I had read somewhere that the kit did not have a lot of pieces. Is this true or is it easie to use the (...) (26 years ago, 12-Jan-99, to lugnet.general)
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