Alt-BEAM Archive
Message #04608
To: beam@sgiblab.sgi.com
From: davidperry@mail.geocities.com
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1992 07:55:56 +0000
Subject: [alt-beam] Re: pager motor
solarbotics (www.solarbotics.com) has all the parts you need, i
suggest you buy alot of parts at once so you save on postage. There
pager motors are a little expensive, try ringing up your local pager
company and asking them for any broken pagers with motors in them,
they are usaully quite nice and they will supply you with some, just be
polite. Everyone keeps winging about solarbotics postage, i recieved
my order in just over a week to *Australia* for $6. I sugest everyone
buys some of that spring tubing, its cool stuff, bend and tie into a
bow and it'll pop back into shape perfectly.
David Perry
> matt meisberger wrote:
>
> > I saw the tlc special on robotics and decided to start to get into this a
> > little. I am a novice at this and so i went to the website and looked at
> > the tutorial and decided to make a solar roler but when i tried to buy all
> > the peices I couldn't find pager moters or 1381 J transistor and was just
> > wondering if any one new where i could get those.
> >
> > thanks
> > matthewdaniel@hotmail.com
> >
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> Matt,
>
> Ian's FAQ ("http://www.beam-online.com/Robots/FAQ/FAQ.html")
has a great list of
> where to buy most of the parts your need for a while.
>
> I believe Solarbotics has their solar roller instructions on-line as well. Poke
> around here ("http://www.solarbotics.com").
>
> Wondering Aimlessly,
> James
>
>
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I'm sure David sinceraly apologises if he
insulted anyone, it won't happen again.
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