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Re: Prototype Pneumtic Excavator Controls
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 23 Jul 2002 09:42:43 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Thomas Avery writes:
> [1] Which is an excellent move when your opponent[2] is smaller and is under
> you.
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> [2] Jennifer's skid-steered loader (Bobcat). BTW, she won. She did the most
> damage and actually pushed my R996 around the table!
I dunno, Jennifer and that bobcat. She took me on, over a year ago with it.
Her bobcat versus my Cat D11 (since cannibalized but I have the chassis
still). We we're both prepared to sacrifice the surface of Tony Priestman's
(chesirefest organizer) table. But we asked permisson first and ended up
battleing on a surface of upturned lego road plates.
Jennifer had 4 wheel drive and pneumatic rubber tyres versus my standard
tracks with 4x1x1 lego fences attached as grouser plates.
The result was I won but it seemed a close victory. The greater weight of my
model probably the deciding factor. It was a really fun competition. Luckily
their was no fighting, my model was quite capable of falling apart itself
but it lasted long enough.
I'm guessing smooth tracks we're your downfall T.J.
Steve
Right lugnet technic lets have a rousing chorus of 'T.J was beaten by a girl!!!"
:-) only kidding.
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| (...) That's an excellent idea, Steve. (...) Jennifer and I got together at the 'fest and improved the performance of the R996 greatly. She hooked up one of her compressors to my excavator and it worked great. That tells me that my first serious (...) (22 years ago, 23-Jul-02, to lugnet.technic)
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