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Re: Thoughts
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lugnet.robotics
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Sun, 31 Jul 2005 02:06:50 GMT
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Steve Baker <SJBAKER1@AIRMAILantispam.NET>
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Andrew G. Meyer wrote:
> 2. Would a Lego hovercraft be feasible?
Someone here did develop one a few years ago.
It was *almost* pure-Lego. The problem is to find a decent way to
capture the air under the hovercraft - whilst keeping the thing light.
If I recall, that was done with cling-film.
The other problem is making a suitable propellor/fan - the stock
Lego propellors and ducted fan parts are useless.
However, you'll need to check back though the list archives for
details.
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| Some things that I've been pondering: 1. Has anyone created Lego-compatible solenoids? 2. Would a Lego hovercraft be feasible? 3. Where can you get a complete Cybermaster set that is in North America? 4. Is Java a useable language for Mindstorms, (...) (19 years ago, 30-Jul-05, to lugnet.robotics)
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