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Re: Legomodular standards?
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 30 Mar 2000 08:14:50 GMT
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The capacitor can be used to run lights in a train if you run an RCX to power the
rails - that way, the lights will be full brightness.
That's assuming the cap has a diode to allow current only one way, otherwise you'd
have to add one to the wire from the motor, to make sure the cap didn't feed it.
Wayne Green wrote:
> Arn't? What was I thinking? That is what I get for typing with one hand.
>
> I'm looking at my 2000 pitsco-dacta catalog (because young minds matter)
> Here are all the electrical parts, numbers, and prices.
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> Lego Solar Cell #979912 $35
> Lego Capacitor #979916 $15
> 1x2 lamp brick 9v (2 pcs) D970005 $10
> Lamps and fittings (3 9v lamps, 3 collectors, 3 clear 1x2 bricks)
> D779848 $24.50
> 9 Volt connecting leads (11 3/8" (1), 21 3/4" (1), 51 1/2" (1) )
> D779897 $13
> 9 Volt long connecting leads (10', 2 pcs) D779898 $13
> 9 Volt motor (non gear reducing) D775114 $17.50
> 9 Volt motor (with gear reduction) D775225 $16.25
> 9 Volt micro-motor D775119 $10.25
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> I've been trying to come up with a use for that capacitor, but I havn't had
> too much luck. I was trying to come up with a solution to help out a motor on
> a curve, when the resistance to the train increases the most. I'm sure
> someone else will be able to figure that one out.
>
> Wayne G.
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| Arn't? What was I thinking? That is what I get for typing with one hand. I'm looking at my 2000 pitsco-dacta catalog (because young minds matter) Here are all the electrical parts, numbers, and prices. Lego Solar Cell #979912 $35 Lego Capacitor (...) (24 years ago, 30-Mar-00, to lugnet.trains)
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