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Re: The Complexity of Buying Technic Parts (Gears, and Offbeat Parts)
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Thu, 22 Aug 2002 23:40:22 GMT
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Steve Baker <SJBAKER1@AIRMAIL.saynotospamNET>
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Wayne Watson wrote:

> Further, Dacta is the educational arm of Lego, and it seems
> as though one might not be able to purchase from their catalog unless they are associated with an
> educational institution. Is that correct?

No - it's not.  I've bought loads of stuff from Dacta.  It's not cheap - but they have
lots of obscure stuff that's hard to get any other way.


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  The Complexity of Buying Technic Parts (Gears, and Offbeat Parts)
 
I recently started looking at some of the offbeat parts (not in the Mindstorm big kits) mentioned in Dave Baum's book and the Ferrari brother's book. Here's a preliminary list: Flex (wire) system--pg. 159 of Ferrari Tile plates with no studs--pg 158 (...) (24 years ago, 22-Aug-02, to lugnet.robotics)

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