A new adventure begins - with the DINOSAURS playset Dino Temple Conquest! Flynn is looking for the treasure. Where is it hidden? The path to the temple always looks different, because it can be reassembled in different ways. Flynn also has to solve lots of puzzles: In secret hiding places he finds key parts for the temple door.
Suddenly the steps transform into a slide. Help!<br><br>Right now Flynn is trying to get past the Monolophosaurus. The dinosaur is protecting the treasure in the temple and flexes its threatening jaws.
No sooner does the prehistoric giant discover Flynn than he takes up pursuit. Get out of here fast! But how? The suspension bridge looks pretty rotten. He carefully balances over the beams, trying to avoid looking down into the abyss.
Done! Now numerous puzzles are waiting for him to solve. He needs all the parts of the key to open the temple door to the treasure. To make things even harder, the temple steps look different every time, because they can always be re This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 2915-00-522-8388, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| body_width | 0.302 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_height | 0.145 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.175 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_length | 0.755 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.785 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| features_provided | 3-STATE OUTPUT AND BIPOLAR AND PROGRAMMED |
| output_logic_form | TRANSISTOR-TRANSISTOR LOGIC |
| inclosure_material | CERAMIC AND GLASS |
| memory_device_type | ROM |
| storage_temp_range | -65.0 TO 150.0 CELSIUS DEGC |
| test_data_document | 96906-MIL-STD-883 STANDARD (INCLUDES INDUSTRY OR ASSOCIATION STANDARDS, INDIVIDUAL MANUFACTUREER STANDARDS, ETC.). |
| operating_temp_range | -55.0 TO 125.0 CELSIUS DEGC |
| input_circuit_pattern | 6 INPUT |
| inclosure_configuration | DUAL-IN-LINE |
| NSN | 2915-00-522-8388 |