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Re: Information on an element
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 7 Mar 2001 04:37:16 GMT
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Can you get a scan of the piece on the web?
It seems like you're referring to a piece which makes different sound
effects with powered up. Rotating the piece changes the sound effects
it makes... I can't be sure that's the piece you're referring to unless
I see a pic, but that's my guess.
Cheers,
//Henry Chea
hchea@kungstorget.nu
*S* Göteborg, ja ja, jag behöver inget mer! *S*
http://www.kungstorget.nu
Gaurav Thakur wrote:
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> I was browsing around in some of my old Technic manuals and came across
> something that looked rather strange in one of them. The last page of the
> manual for the 8720 Power Pack showed that the electric elements contained
> within the set were compatible with all of the other parts in the Lego 9V
> system. There is a picture of the battery box connected to a standard
> double-light brick as well as another piece that I'm not familiar with. It
> somewhat resembles a 2x2 turntable (the smallest kind of turntable) but is
> taller and seems to have grooves near the top. The fact that it is connected
> to the battery box leads me to believe that it is electrically powered.
> There is another picture showing a control center (the older one that came
> with 8094) connected to a 9V motor as well as a light brick and this other
> element. Does anyone know what this piece is and what it is used for?
>
> -Gaurav Thakur, raving madman
> Can be reached at cp5670@supermail.com
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