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Re: The LEGO Level
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 22 Jul 2003 03:22:05 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Mark Haye wrote:
> Jerry,
> This level is a great piece of LEGO engineering, and your website
> is full of equally impressive projects.
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> I also attempted to build a self-leveling platform for my model
> of the Kennedy Space Center Crawler/Transporter:
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> http://members.cox.net/markhaye/ksc_ct.html
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> One advantage of my solution is that it is entirely LEGO
> (well, some of us consider that an advantage).
> But, your solution is vastly more compact and probably
> quite a bit more accurate. Well done.
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> Mark Haye
I think that detecting 'plumb' is an attractive alternative to detecting
'level'. They both have the same problem: the need for settling time. Also, a
plumb detector must have damping or the pendulum effect can go on forever.
Thanks for your good words!! We LEGO builders live for ...applause and curtain
calls.
Jerry
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| Jerry, This level is a great piece of LEGO engineering, and your website is full of equally impressive projects. I also attempted to build a self-leveling platform for my model of the Kennedy Space Center Crawler/Transporter: (URL) advantage of my (...) (21 years ago, 15-Jul-03, to lugnet.robotics)
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