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Archive for January 31st, 2011
Target hunting UAV armed with fireworks
Posted in January 31st, 2011
Don’t just build a UAV, use it to blow things up. In this case a tri-copter seeks out colored balloons and pops them using low-grade fireworks. We’ve seen this type of flying armament before, but not in a ‘copter form factor. It looks like the targeting and firing is done by an operator, and is [...]
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How to build a ping-pong ball display
Posted in January 31st, 2011
by admin in ATmega168, clock, clock hacks, ds3232, how-to, led, led hacks, ping pong, rss, rtc, shift register
If you’ve been lusting after your own glowing display we’re here to help by sharing some simple building techniques that will result in an interesting project like the one you see above. This is a super-accurate clock That uses ping-pong balls as diffusers for LEDs, but with a little know-how you can turn this into [...]
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Printable wax as PCB etch resist
Posted in January 31st, 2011
What if there were only two steps for making your own printed circuit board; print, etch? That’s what [Jeff Gough] has been working on and he presented the process in his talk at 27C3. In the first portion of the video after the break [Jeff] talks about various industrial PCB manufacturing processes in a depth [...]
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“Ask an engineer” live streams at Adafruit
Posted in January 31st, 2011
I [Caleb], finally had a chance to catch one of the live chat sessions over at Adafruit.com called “Ask an engineer“. I was pleasantly surprised. Though the show is only an hour long, the amount of information covered was quite amazing. They started out, announcing a new, this really cool looking touch screen system, product [...]
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Drop F-bombs into a magic 8-ball
Posted in January 31st, 2011
People in search of something profane to adorn their coffee table need look no further. [Wizgirl's] magic 8-ball hack lets you change the messages inside, and her messages all include the most powerful of four-letter-words. To do so she completely replaced the message cube inside with one she built from a sheet of plastic, plastic [...]
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Evalbot nunchuck control
Posted in January 31st, 2011
[Martin] got his evalbot recently and wanted to try controlling it with his Wii nunchuck. After some trial and error, he finally got it working. He’s shown that controlling the bot with the nunchuck was actually pretty simple, but there are some other tips that could be pretty helpful in the process. One was the [...]
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