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Re: Questions about unoficial (?) use of electrical LEGO parts
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 1 Mar 2000 10:40:29 GMT
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Marco C. <marco@[NoSpam]soporcel.pt>
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At 18:09 29-02-2000 GMT, Dan Boger wrote:
> I havn't tried it (cause I don't have the Cybermaster :/ ) but Bert Van Dam
> put on his wonderful page instructions on doing something similar to it.
> Go to http://www.bvandam.net/ and click on "the real McCoy" on the left....
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> it is a facinating site, though he says he's going to take it down soon, so
> read up quick!
Yes, Bert Van Dan's one of my "regular" LEGO-Robotics (and AI) site.
It's a great site :)
I've seen "the real McCoy" *project*, and it's something along the lines of
what I thought of doing to connect a CyberMaster with other pBricks.
I'm not sure if he ever tried to build it, "the real McCoy".
But, since he's assuming a custom made "optocoupler", I wanted to know if
someone already tried for real connecting a standard Fiber Optic Light Unit
to a pBrick.
Then I thought "what if someone already tried to connect directly an OUTPUT
to an INPUT ?" ...if that's possible, then it would even "simpler" to do a
CyberMaster<->Mindstorms pBrick interface :)
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Marco C. aka McViper
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