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JaBaCaDaBra

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  1. JaBaCaDaBra
    This stuff works like all the other Chinese crap... NOT GOOD Power is 0 or 100% Servo's bang hard left or right (and don't center afterward) Not one Chinese product has a proportional control. Only simple devices like the power funtions motors (V1) work correct but they draw a lot more current.
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    This means that they will only become available again with a new design since there is currently no reason to mold a new batch. Some kind of Schrödingers brick: It's there but it's not there
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    Hahahaaa Great .... ow little comment, it was silly walk
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    Yes I now a lot about that but I won't call grit 1000 polishing Sandpaper goes to 4000, from 2000 up they call it polish paper. You can buy this high grit paper at car laquer shops. Nevertheless Use railgum or if oxidated a Balbo
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    Balbo powerpad works like a 3M sponge but much more subtile. sanding rails is murder, it's nickel plated copper and you will destroy the plating.
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    Simplicity marks the genius. Whooha, this is real good.
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    Where did you buy them? If searched a lot around but still no succes.
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    Aha thanks...never too old to learn. btw What countries is/was this type used?
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    Really a great design, including the switchbox etc. btw shouldn't it be called a semaphore? searchlight is something with aitplanes and air defence etc. cmiiw
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    I can't call this a review. Please have a look here and learn. https://rebrickable.com/blog/271/review-10272-1-old-trafford-manchester-united/ @Jim
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    Religeon is against LEGO's policy
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    You will however have to wait for another release of the dumb technic hub.
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    Gladiators with nets and axes, spears Slave munging lions .. and offcourse Julius with his thumb down. Hmmm I see Cleopatra, Asterix and more coming along in a great vision
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    Thanks I've been searching over and over but overlooked it.
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    I stumbled into some questions. I can't find where stickers 4 and 6 go And another puzzle are the 2 black pins in the XL motorthat disappear between page 95 and 96
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    numbers at wrong place 62 and 63 should be interchanged Ha just got mine working it didn't calibrate, made the most terrible clicking noises... studied the gears for hours and just found that I stuck the drive axle next to the axle connector at the joint between front and read. $^%$^&*^()*
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    But no crimptool
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    Did anyone notice that LEGO removed the instructions from their website?
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    Appetizing
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    A real funny mistype But OT, the 42100 had this too so it not that special neither new.
  21. JaBaCaDaBra
    What a GREAT review Really an AAA+++ About the set: Quite nice, not my thing but what I see is absolute a beautyfull design. Uhm, I wonder if it is possible to mod the set to an standup pianola. Honkytonk... western... including sign "don't shoot at the piano player"
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    I have the same problem and a converter to hdmi is..... to slow for a VIC (vic with 64K dynamic ram) BTW A beamer has often S-Video and that works with a VIC So we played GORF on a quite big screen.
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    + = You allready answered it. You may even send IR signals with a phone, or a learning TV remote.
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    He's however right. Where is serial gone? And Shugart, SASI, SCSI, PCI? and some now very obsolete wireless connections (lucky cause they worked often like megabricks) Some of these most here will never even have heard about but they disappeared really not so long ago. No problem at all, there is a perfect emulator of the SID 6581 that uses the original mapping of MOS. However the point you mean is that we can emulate almost everyting now and Androïd will also be emulated in the future. What do I say, you can allready emulate any androïd version on a Windows computer. Somewhere in the GBC topics you can find the details but you best first fetch yourself a handkerchief cause you won't keep it dry. MTBF 3 to 7 hours, depends a bit on load offcourse. 3 motors a day on a show is no exception too.
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    Some of the hardly used 9 volt components work 30yrs later. Most were allready thrown away cause they're worn out. All these kids toys have a very limited life. You may stock up some new motors but you know as well as everyone that FA a motor fully wears out on a show, actually you need several motors for one show when you're running GBC's etc.
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