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Trevyn Watson wrote:
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> But this is exactly how Rob's window walker worked. I had the privilege
> of seeing it first person, and he would work the pump a bit (to take air
> out of the blue tanks), then start it going. Then after a while, he
> would work the pump more. This is the same as any regular pneumatics
> application (in which you build up pressure, then run for a bit, then
> build up more).
>
> I hope ive explained my point clearly :)
Hi, those who have the old pneumatics and a couple of the blue air tanks
may want to try the experimental setup at
http://www.geocities.com/cssoh1/primer/oldpneu.htm
Try it!
And I suspect the window walker critter would still work without the air
tanks :-)
--
C S Soh
CSSoh's Lego Pneumatics
http://www.geocities.com/cssoh1
... where air is power!
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