FrankG’s electric utility vehicle part II. He’s added a roof, body panels, plexi-glass windscreen, new batteries and a camo paint job as well as installing an “On-Board” 36V/35Amp charger and a simple analog meter array to monitor individual battery voltage – Link. Related: Electric utility vehicle part 1 – Link.
More Maker Faire Austin 2007 photos, in this set – photos from the “Fab Lab” summit we held at the event… Link.
I asked Todobt for some advice on using motors with Arduninos without a motor shield, his answer was great and makes a good post to share, so here it is… – For normal motors, just about any surplus DC motor that’s rated something like “1.5VDC – 6VDC” will work. Add a transistor like a TIP120 […]
NateBu’s interactive sculpture for public space, powered by Arduino… Link.
Kipkay writes – I’ve had a few scuffles in my house over the TV remote so I decided to do something about it. I built a circuit that will block my TV and any device I choose from getting a signal from the normal remote control. I turn an ordinary remote into a jammer and […]
Nat writes – Hi Crafters! I’m flying to NY to go on the CBS Early Show on Saturday! I’m showing “Last Minute Halloween Costumes for Kids” and my segment is at 7:45am. (Yes eaaarly people!) Set your DVR or catch it online at the Early Show site. We’ll be featuring 5 costumes you can make […]
The MAKE NYC meeting was INCREDIBLE! More people showed up than our space could support (as always) there was an electronics Lab – basic electronics with the spooky noise maker, the MAKE NYC badge contest & a show and tell. Here are some of the badges (the bottom bleeds when you cut your name in […]
