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Re: Finding "real" upgrade sets and flex axles on eBay
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lugnet.robotics
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Fri, 10 May 2002 17:47:40 GMT
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I've seen those. I think what someone does is buys a mindstorms set, and
breaks it up into these parts:
- 2.0 upgrade stuff (CD, IR tower, instructions, and test pad) ($20 to $40)
- RCX ($80 to $100)
- Non-electric stuff (the legos) ($50 to $75)
I haven't seen the motors and sensors, but as you can see he's already
breaking even!
In lugnet.robotics, liz@bookwyrmz.com writes:
> I've bought the upgrade software from Lego (5 copies in fact @ $20 plus
> shipping a pop) and I've bought "upgrade kits" or "upgrade sets" on
> eBay for around $40, plus shipping. These "sets" are not that common,
> but not rare, either, and include the software, IR Tower,
> Constructopedia, and color test pad. Just what you need. (But, sorry,
> I'm not the one selling.)
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> In the same vein, I have bought ZSNAP kits with flex axles and 9-volt
> motors for about $10 on eBay. I looked and there are several out there
> now.
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> eBay is where I get most of my Lego parts. I've gotten Mindstorms sets,
> RCXs, gears, etc. I've gotten stuff from the US, Canada, England, and
> Australia, and I've been more than happy with everything I've found.
>
> eBay's been an invaluable tool for me. I highly recommend it.
>
> Liz B
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