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Several RCX/Mac Q's
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 3 Mar 1999 06:34:35 GMT
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OneTimeCRX <HCHEA@RAMAPO.antispamEDU>
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Hi All,
I just signed onto this list. I got a mindstorms kit yesterday, but
have not had the chance to try using it because I don't have a wintel
box. Actually, I bought the box for the raw materials used for a
physics project that my team is presenting to the Smithsonian Museum
next week. As compensation, I get to keep the unused legos (cool).
For a person with some knowledge in c++, applescript, hypercard,logo,
and basic, what compiler would you recommend for a Mac user? Where can
I find this compiler?
Has anybody been able to try using the Apple IRTalk port commonly found
on Powerbooks to talk to the RCX?
What kind of power supply should I use to power up my RCX--one sold by
Lego, or one from Radio Shack? What voltage should I use?
Thanks for your replies!
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Cheers,
Henry C.
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* Email: hchea@ramapo.edu OR OneTimeCRX@aol.com *
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Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
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| (...) Several Mac/Mindstorms options are covered at: (URL) use NQC myself, although since I wrote it, I'm somewhat biased. If you are even slightly familiar with C syntax, NQC should be easy to pick up. The Apple IR port can run in two mode- one is (...) (26 years ago, 4-Mar-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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