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Re: Submarine
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 4 Jul 2000 23:25:25 GMT
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Rama Hoetzlein <rch8@cornell.eduSTOPSPAMMERS>
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Flying lego planes.. now there's an idea!! Lets see.. It would
have to be big!, and consist mainly of a light technix frame.
You would need to use some lego panels attached to the
wing frame structure for lift. It would definitely be challenging!
It couldn't be remote controlled because that would require
something other than legos. You could use the RCX housed
internally to control two motors, geared down, one for each elevator.
You could use two rotation sensors to detect roll and pitch, and
then write a simple RCX program to re-level the plane based
on this information. Oh, I forgot about the propeller. This would
require a third lego motor geared way up (fast) and attached to
a propeller. Hmmm.. I don't think its going to be possible
with just legos. Motor wouldn't be fast/powerful enough.
It would probably be a big mess when it crashed anyway..
Good idea though! How about a real lego rocket! I don't suppose
that lego makes lego-rocket-fuel, do they?
Rama
Chris Osborn wrote:
> On Jul. 04 00, 10:58 PDT, "Marco C." <marco@soporcel.pt> wrote:
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> > I remember seeing more, better pictures, one could see the camera
> > inside and the RCX.
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> Yes, I even remember seeing the silly mockup of the N64 controller
> that controlled it. But the whole thing is a gag. It is not a real
> submarine. You can see from the Lego parts used what the size is.
> It is so small that the umbilical would prevent it from being able
> to move on its own.
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> It is not a real submarine. It is just some junk hanging from a
> wire. Next you will tell me that the photos I have of my Lego
> airplanes hanging from my ceiling prove I have working flying Lego
> planes.
>
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