This must have been a coding nightmare, and let’s not even mention the particulars of the mechanical build. The blurred ball near the center of
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We’ve published part two of the Magic Phone How-To over at Engadget. In this Installment, we show you the process behind producing the custom-made circuit
Read MoreSir Winston Churchill commonly spoke of world war 2 as the “Wizard War”. Both the Allies as well as Axis powers were in a race
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This setup will let you monitor Play station 3 temperatures and throttle the cooling fan accordingly. [Killerbug666] based the project around an Arduino board, and
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[The low-cost vegetable Gardener] put together his first grow controller about three and a half years ago. He’s been very pleased with it and knows
Read MoreWhen we published our redbull firing pneumatic cannon, we got a quite quick email from [Ryan] at Minot Makers. Apparently, they were working on a
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A few months years ago, [Liam] funded a Kickstarter for a little desk toy that would tell him when the worldwide area station was overhead.
Read Moreseven segment displays and Nixies are one thing, but the king of all antique display technologies need to be electromechanical flip dots. These displays, normally
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any type of kid born today has a bright future ahead of them—mostly including watching radiant rectangles for 80 or 90 years. To provide his
Read MoreIt’s hard to beat this vintage reel for learning about how vacuum tube amplifiers work. It was put together by the us army in 1963
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