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Use arrow keys for next and previous. Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top Have LEGO threads ever been produced? Even the biggest LEGO rubber band is too short to meet my requirements. I need them for this year's WRO challenge. Note that the challenge only allows Lego products, so I can't just buy the rubber band I need elsewhere. There are many kinds of LEGO string, which are compatible with pulleys, but they are not closed in a loop, but manufactured as a single thread. You could tie a knot on them to form a loop, but the string lacks the traction of a rubber band, so you should definitely consider this if you plan to transmit power via a belt drive made of a string. Many office supply/stationary stores will sell rubber bands large enough to do a similar job. I've managed to find a large rubber band 200mm long and 12.5mm in width. It would be too wide to fit on a standard TECHNIC pulley, but you can attach it to any TECHNIC wheel rim wide enough such as 56145.
The grooves on either side of the wheel rim should keep the band from slipping. I don't know exactly what you plan to build, but you might want to also consider other ways of ways of transmitting power, could you perform the same function as efficiently using a drive shaft. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service. Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged technic or ask your own question.Siku 6826 - Im Maßstab 1:43 kann das vorbildgetreue DTM-Fahrzeug per Pistolen-fernsteuermodul mit 2,4 GHz Funktechnik beschleunigt und dank proportionaler Lenkung präzise über jede Piste geschickt werden. Damit die Traktion der Rennmodelle gleichermaßen perfekt ist, verfügt das vollgefederte Fahrgestell mit seiner robusten Zinkdruckguss-Karosserie über ein vollelektronisches Antriebsdifferenzial - für blitzschnelle, atemberaubende Kurvenfahrten ganz nach dem Vorbild der spektakulären DTM-Serie.
Ein Farbsensor am Fahrgestell erkennt, wo sich das Fahrzeug auf der Rennpiste befindet. Durch eine selbstständige Auswertung im Fahrzeug lassen sich auf Wunsch realistische Rennsituationen erzeugen. Die Nutzung des Modells ist auch ohne eingeschalteten Farbsensor und SIKUracing Fahrbahn möglich.PLAYMOBIL Playmo-Friends turnster met ringen 6826 vanaf 4 tot 10 jaar De kleine sporters zullen veel plezier hebben met dit turnsterfiguur van Playmobil! Met haar ringen laat deze fantastische turnster een echt spectaculaire act zien. Dit speelfiguur is maar liefst 7,5 centimeter groot en heeft beweeglijke ledematen, handen met een grijpfunctie en een rond, draaibaar hoofd.Eigenschappen:Deze Playmobil Playmo-Friends-turnster met ringen is 7,5 centimeter groot.Het speelfiguur heeft beweeglijke ledematen, handen met een grijpfunctie en een rond, draaibaar hoofd met een vrolijk gezicht.De set stimuleert de oog-handcoördinatie en draagt bij tot de verdere ontwikkeling van het ruimtelijk inzicht en de sociale vaardigheden van het kind.
PLAYMOBIL Playmo-Friends turnster met ringen 6826 Kies zelf voor afleveren thuis, op een andere adres of in een Intertoys winkel. Bij afleveren in een Intertoys winkel is bezorging gratis.I don’t get a chance very often to combine two previous posts, but I was thinking recently about planetary nebulae — winds of gas blown off by dying stars — and remembered my very favorite one in the whole sky, Abell 39:It’s like it’s right out of Star Trek. I’ve written about the giant haloes surrounding some planetary nebulae before, and also about why some objects look like smoke rings. In a (nut)shell, as a star like the Sun begins its long, slow path to dying, it expands into a red giant and blows off a thick wind of matter. This material expands spherically in most cases, streaming off in all directions into space and forming what’s called a giant outer halo. In most planetaries (like the famous Cat’s Eye nebula, and the less famous but also cool NGC 6826) the outer halo slams into material floating in interstellar space, causing it to get all clumpy or form a bright rim as the surrounding matter gets plowed up.
But the rim around Abell 39 isn’t like that; while it’s bright, it’s actually an illusion! Near the edge, we are seeing through more material than we are through the center, and that would be true no matter from what direction we see the nebula. That makes the outer edge look brighter than the inner parts, giving the nebula the appearance of a vast, eerie smoke ring. It’s pretty rare to get such a near-perfect circle of gas from a planetary nebula, and to be honest Abell 39 is one of only a very few I’m aware of. One reason it’s so perfect is that it’s located well above the plane of the galaxy. Down here, in that plane, there’s copious gas and dust. But Abell 39 is well away from all that, so its expanding red giant wind can retain its almost exactly spherical shape. It’s also huge: 5 – 6 light years across, which is twice as large or more than most other planetaries, implying it’s old. Given the expansion velocity and size, it must be 20,000 years old or so.