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Re: 8480 Space Shuttle Optic Fiber module
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lugnet.technic
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Mon, 16 Dec 2002 23:16:27 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Stéphane Simard writes:
> Hello all,
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> I build for the first time my MISB 8480 Space Shuttle yesterday.
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> Needless to say, awesome set.
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> I was very careful when I built it to make sure that there was no friction
> whatsoever between the gears and axles, so the only friction came from the
> rubber bands and the Optic Fiber module itself.
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> My question is: is it normal that the "rotation" of the light in the fibers
> is so slow? It rotates about twice every three seconds.
I can't really remember how fast it was, but I do remember mine occasionally
got "stuck" and stopped turning due to friction. So I fiddled around with
the whole back section squeezing bricks together, making sure axles lined up
etc, and after I did that it worked fine.
ROSCO
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