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02-08-2002, 19:39

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Originally posted by The wheelman
I read something in a book that was like this only it wasn't called a roddless cylinder it was called "air muscle" basicaly a tube than can expand and contract like a arm or leg muscle.

If you download the program that is linked to on the page that Clark posted, you can see a few small animations of how the cylinder is supposed to work, and <edit>oh boy!</edit> does it look sweet...

/me awaits next year's kit with much anticipation...

<edit>
here's a link to the download page for the program:
http://www.festo.com/INetDomino/coor...410050e38e.htm
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