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> Of course I can. In fact I could even just rig up a 12V supply myself
> out of parts. But that would not be Lego.
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Maybe you should consider building a working lego electric generator, so you
could stop consuming non-lego electricity....:-)
There is a 110 V lego trafo by the way. It's set number 742, but I think
it's very hard to find a working copy, since it is from the end of 1960's
(if I remember correctly)
Selçuk
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| (...) Hehe, very funny. :-) I'm not THAT pure. I tend to think that if Lego designed and sourced a power plug, it's OK that the socket the plug plugs into to draw power from the mains is not Lego. Analogous to using the MS CD to load in a Lego IDE (...) (25 years ago, 15-Jun-99, to lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)
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