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Best Price On A Bioloid

Bioloid robot kit from Korean company Robotis; CM5 controller block, AX12 servos..
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Best Price On A Bioloid

Post by srobot » Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:18 pm

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Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:18 pm

Where is the best price on a Bioloid?

I know that ********** sells them for $*** USD.

--Scotty

Edit:

I also have a coupon for ******* ********, so I can get one from them for $*** USD.
Where is the best price on a Bioloid?

I know that ********** sells them for $*** USD.

--Scotty

Edit:

I also have a coupon for ******* ********, so I can get one from them for $*** USD.
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Post by Dmac » Thu Aug 16, 2007 11:20 am

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Thu Aug 16, 2007 11:20 am

Just a suggestion, But may be its worth spending a few extra bucks to support the guys who pay to provide this great forum. :D
Just a suggestion, But may be its worth spending a few extra bucks to support the guys who pay to provide this great forum. :D
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Post by srobot » Thu Aug 16, 2007 5:41 pm

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Thu Aug 16, 2007 5:41 pm

Yes, I know :oops: ...

RoboSavvy charges about $950 USD though... And shipping must be tons to the USA!

I'll just go with *******, unless RoboSavvy gets their price down...

Sorry Limor.

--Scotty
Yes, I know :oops: ...

RoboSavvy charges about $950 USD though... And shipping must be tons to the USA!

I'll just go with *******, unless RoboSavvy gets their price down...

Sorry Limor.

--Scotty
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Post by Ghostrider » Fri Aug 17, 2007 6:55 am

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Fri Aug 17, 2007 6:55 am

srobot wrote:Yes, I know :oops: ...

RoboSavvy charges about $950 USD though... And shipping must be tons to the USA!

I'll just go with Trossen, unless RoboSavvy gets their price down...

Sorry Limor.

--Scotty


:roll: :roll: :roll:

So, do you buy your fast food at Del Taco because it's cheap, then take it to the Red Lobster to eat it because their service is better or their waitresses are cuter? Do you buy your gas at the cheapest place in town, then stop at the most expensive stations to take a dump in their clean rest rooms?

It's your choice, and your life. Still, personally I would find it hard to sleep at night if I sponged off the good nature and kindness of guys like Limor, then used their tolerance to promote their competitors.

Go ahead and buy someplace else cheaper - that's fine, no problem. You can even go ahead and buy someplace else cheaper and come back here and get support from the folks on this forum - Limor won't say a word, he's too nice a guy to complain. But, don't tout other competitors. It's really bad form, and reflects badly on you and your image online.
srobot wrote:Yes, I know :oops: ...

RoboSavvy charges about $950 USD though... And shipping must be tons to the USA!

I'll just go with Trossen, unless RoboSavvy gets their price down...

Sorry Limor.

--Scotty


:roll: :roll: :roll:

So, do you buy your fast food at Del Taco because it's cheap, then take it to the Red Lobster to eat it because their service is better or their waitresses are cuter? Do you buy your gas at the cheapest place in town, then stop at the most expensive stations to take a dump in their clean rest rooms?

It's your choice, and your life. Still, personally I would find it hard to sleep at night if I sponged off the good nature and kindness of guys like Limor, then used their tolerance to promote their competitors.

Go ahead and buy someplace else cheaper - that's fine, no problem. You can even go ahead and buy someplace else cheaper and come back here and get support from the folks on this forum - Limor won't say a word, he's too nice a guy to complain. But, don't tout other competitors. It's really bad form, and reflects badly on you and your image online.
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Post by srobot » Fri Aug 17, 2007 4:55 pm

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Fri Aug 17, 2007 4:55 pm

Yes, but I will have to wait 2-3 more months to buy from RoboSavvy...

So if I suport RoboSavvy by Forum posts, and some body else by buying from them, well it's a win-win deal.

But if I wait 2-3 months to buy from RoboSavvy, well I will not be able to suport RoboSavvy or the other one...

If I had tons of money I would buy from RoboSavvy.

I have waited *soooo* much time to get this far, I don't want to have to wait 2-3 more months!

--Scotty
Yes, but I will have to wait 2-3 more months to buy from RoboSavvy...

So if I suport RoboSavvy by Forum posts, and some body else by buying from them, well it's a win-win deal.

But if I wait 2-3 months to buy from RoboSavvy, well I will not be able to suport RoboSavvy or the other one...

If I had tons of money I would buy from RoboSavvy.

I have waited *soooo* much time to get this far, I don't want to have to wait 2-3 more months!

--Scotty
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Post by srobot » Fri Aug 17, 2007 9:13 pm

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Fri Aug 17, 2007 9:13 pm

Some thing just went *lots* better then I thought it would, so I have enough to buy from RoboSavvy!

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Some thing just went *lots* better then I thought it would, so I have enough to buy from RoboSavvy!

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Post by limor » Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:52 pm

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Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:52 pm

Thanks Ghostrider for the kind words!

Hi Scotty, please send me an email

(Been away on holiday for the past week)

:P
Thanks Ghostrider for the kind words!

Hi Scotty, please send me an email

(Been away on holiday for the past week)

:P
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