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Re: What to purchase first?
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lugnet.robotics
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Sat, 4 Mar 2000 02:38:19 GMT
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I think your best bet is to get a Robotics Invention System ver. 1.0. It
has a good selection of parts and the RCX has an AC jack.
Start there, then get some of the other stuff.
Build On!
John Matthews
Scott Costello <scottcos@spamfree.aol.com> wrote in message
news:FqvLKr.IA8@lugnet.com...
> I am looking at getting into the whole robotics scene but I am very • confused
> on where to begin. I looked at what is available and read all the • literature,
> but now I must ask the pros.
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> 1. As a complete beginner (beginner to robotics, not to Lego or • programing),
> what is the best set to get me started?
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> 2. What are the limitations to the micro scout and the Star Wars scout
> modules? Are they worth the money? I am a big Star Wars fan but if this • set
> is extremely limited I don't want to invest.
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> 3. Do all these scout modules actually work together like Lego says?
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> 4. Considering that I am not rich, what should I buy?
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> 5. If I can get a hold of the old RIS, is it worth it?
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> any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Scott
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