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In article <rueger-1410981844070001@as5-dialup-17.io.com>, rueger@io.com had
their 2d worth...
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> In article <slrn71pl9g.nv4.mattdm@jadzia.bu.edu>, mattdm@mattdm.org wrote:
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> > I have very little by way of pneumatic stuff; I've mostly avoided sets
> > containing pneumatics. But it seems like there's some interesting potential
> > when combined with Mindstorms. Has anybody made any interesting
> > Mindstorms-controlled air-powered inventions?
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> Nice thread - I'll have to pick up a Technic Sub to get
> a compressor tank (or is there one available cheaper
> elsewhere?) Anyway...
You might want to consider the 8459 (front-end loader) it's only a little more
expensive but has a compressor tank, three large pistons, and two pneumatic
switches, plus a good variety of other technic bits, whereas the sub only has
1 piston and one switch. Besides, it's a damn good model.:)
Regards, Dave.
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| (...) Nice thread - I'll have to pick up a Technic Sub to get a compressor tank (or is there one available cheaper elsewhere?) Anyway... Has anyone here seen the high-quality photo of the soda-can grabber 'bot that Lego has at its Mindstorms site? (...) (26 years ago, 15-Oct-98, to lugnet.robotics, lugnet.build)
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