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Re: Saw RCX brick at Goodwill
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Wed, 31 Jan 2001 20:06:33 GMT
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John Barnes <barnes@sensors.com^saynotospam^>
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Well, to save you worrying, why not just go buy it for $30 and I'll send
you the
$30 + cost of postage and you can forward it to me. I'm sure I could get
$30 value
out of it.
I don't think the average 3 year old would have a lot of use for it anyhow.
;)
JB
> Hey all,
>
> i'm a casual follower of the list and only hit the leggos once in a while
> with my three yr old. But this weekend was in Goodwill and saw a box, blue
> lightening bolts, etc...(can't remember what product name was on
> it....argh..maybe inventions something..) with a programmable brick in it
> for 29.95 US. A handwritten note on the box said 'no software, for parts
> only' on it.
>
> so my questions would be, what's the going price for just an RCX, in case
> there is nothing else usable in the factory box. and is the software
> downloadable via the web. plus, what else would have to be in the box to
> make it worth $30 in case the brick is fired...
>
> TIA
> chrisb
>
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| (...) Worse than that - Lego represents a choking hazard to 3yr olds - you can't possibly use it! Duplo for you for another year or two! ...I'll give you $35. :-) (24 years ago, 31-Jan-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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