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Re: what's a Code Pilot?
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lugnet.robotics.codepilot
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Wed, 4 Aug 2004 17:10:41 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.codepilot, Joe Strout wrote:
> I hope you'll forgive a newbie for what must be a FAQ, but what exactly is a
> Code Pilot, what can it do, and how can I get one?
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> I gather from the group description that it's some sort of programmable brick,
> perhaps an alternative to the RCX. But I've searched the set database, the
> parts database, and lego.com and can't find any useful matches for "Code Pilot."
> I also searched the entire lugnet news archives, which turned up lots of matches
> but all describing how it was used, not what it is or where to find it.
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> Can somebody give me an overview?
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> Thanks,
> - Joe
The codepilot was available in set 8479.
To program it you swiped it across various bar codes. I don't own an RCX, so I
can't give you a detailed comparison. From what I understand, the codepilot
is/was more difficult and more time consuming to program, and not as versatile
as the RCX.
I don't believe they have put the unit in anything other than that one set from
1997, so you'll probably have to check ebay or similar if you want to get one.
-Brian
Lugnet #399
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