Press the switch and your model runs for up to two minutes.
A simple electronic timer, outputs 9 Volts DC to directly power LEGO motors or lights. Adjustable on-time delays from 5-120 seconds.
Timer comes complete with 9 Volt AC power wall transformer, 2 meter cable for switch, 1 meter power cable with Mindstorms 2x2 power connector.
Speed Control LEGO Timer ($75)
Identical to the Basic Timer, but with an adjustable output voltage. Use this controller to adjust the speed of a motor or LEGO train.
LEGO Train Loop Sequencer ($75) (New!)
Similar to the Speed Control Timer, but with a train position sensor. The train rests at one point on the train tracks, and runs once around the track when the start button is pressed.
Switching Power Bar ($50)
Use the output from the Basic LEGO Timer to switch a 115 VAC load.
Turn on lights, tape recorders, anything you want for up to 2 minutes.
Available to switch 2, 5, or 10 Amp loads.
Timing Sequencer ($200) (New!)
Press the run button and one part of your display lights up and runs for a set period of time, then turns off, followed by the second section, then the third and fourth sections.
This sequencer can run continuously, or run once each time a push button is pressed. Plug your lights and transformers into one of four power outlets, and adjust each of the time delays. Each outlet can switch up to 1000 Watts.
Display Turntables (please call for prices)
Mechanical turntables for animating your model.
Available in 3, 6, 10, 12 inch squares, adjustable or fixed rpm, 9-12 Volt DC, or 115 VAC.
Programmable LEGO Pneumatic Valves (please call for prices)
A pneumatic valve set designed for LEGO pneumatics (20-30 psi) either pre-programmed or controlled live through low-voltage switches. Sequencer can run continuously or loop once each time a start button is pushed. Pneumatic outputs are desigined for double-acting LEGO pneumatic cylinders, and function similar to LEGO manual valves: 4 port - 3 position (Extend-Lock-Retract).
Available to control a total of 8 or 16 double-acting cylinders. Can record and repeatedly play back valve sequences from low-voltage switches, or play sequences from a plain-text file on a computer floppy disk.