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... But if I need to rack up a bunch of steps quickly I have this little machine made from LEGO (big surprise there). It spins the Pokéwalker around to get steps, much like if you left it in your pants while they go through the dryer. The Pokéwalker goes into an X-pod (lined with tissue so the Pokéwalker doesn't get all scratched up) which is connected to a mini 9V motor. The motor is controlled by a 9V train speed regulator. It actually works best on the slowest setting giving 120 steps per minute. |
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My friend's made a machine with LEGO, using a weighted LEGO brick. He powers it on, and it just vibrates rapidly. He then puts something on the top to hold it in place. It works. Very well. Anyone know where I can get a weighted LEGO brick?
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That should explain enough, right?
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But, seriously, I hold it by the edges and twist it up and down and up and down and down and up and-*shot |
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![]() EDIT: I just shake it slowly while I'm on the computer sometimes or while I'm listening to music on my iPod. It worked very well compared to my last response above. Last edited by LucarioMario; August 27, 2010 at 04:44:59 PM. |