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Re: Striking Lego Clock
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Wed, 17 Jan 2001 19:57:58 GMT
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I've written up a better description of my clock on my web page at:
http://www.best.com/~amnon/Homepage/Games/LegoClocks/index.html
It has an avi of the striker in action, but the actual version in the clock
is much improved. In the avi it rings like Bingdingdingding!, and in Clock
#2 it rings like BING!........BING!........BING!, at the pace you would
expect for a longcase clock. The sound is also screwed up on my machine, so
my AVI files turn out almost silent. I'll take a movie of Clock #2 in action
sometime. If I can get it at the instant it strikes, it is especially fun to
watch.
I am working on Clock #3, and the geartrain is hugely improved. I think I
can get it to run for 24 hours on 6 lbs. I'll post it when it is ready.
Thanks for looking at my inventions! Everyone I know just laughs at my work.
Thank goodness the internet is big enough that I can find a few like-minded
individuals.
-Amnon
In lugnet.technic, Jennifer Clark writes:
> John Matthews wrote:
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> > That is so cool! Thanks for sharing the picture!
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> Yup. Somehow it reminds me of the "robot" crane vehicle and cardiogram type
> device in the old ideas books. I'd like to echo Duq's request for more
> explanation of the various sub components :-)
>
> Jennifer Clark
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| (...) Yup. Somehow it reminds me of the "robot" crane vehicle and cardiogram type device in the old ideas books. I'd like to echo Duq's request for more explanation of the various sub components :-) Jennifer Clark (23 years ago, 17-Jan-01, to lugnet.technic)
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