Similar to a traditional clock, the Arduino displays the time on some 7-Segment LED displays. A little more unusual is the fact that it also strikes the hours on the fire extinguisher. Just remember, fire extinguishers will explode if hit too hard. You might want to use an old, and empty, one for this project. […]
Having a remote control pass data, via an Arduino and the serial port, can be a great addition to a lot of projects. This is not the most detailed of builds, but I think there is enough information there for anyone that is already tinkering with the Arduino. There is a link to the sketch […]
With this DIY project you can record earthquakes from around the world. This is a well-documented build, but you will have to purchase some software to interface with your seismometer. This site is a good place to start your amateur seismology and research. The following papers contain descriptions of a seismometer sensitive enough to detect […]
This is the second version of the AVR signal generator. This time it uses a single sided PCB to simplify the project, and has both offset and amplitude controls. All the source code and schematics are available on the website. Signal generators can be very expensive, this version shouldn’t break the bank. – Link
This could be fun – This site offers a wide selection of flashlight components for the DIYer in the dark. Including power regulators, various lamps/LEDs, reflectors, O-rings, and other relevant hardware. – Link Anyone ever tried them out or know of other good sources? Update: Commenter Schill recommends hitting up CandlePowerForums to get acquainted with […]
Jo writes in about this well-photographed tutorial for making a very classy double-sided strap for any purses you might be making – Link.
Hey, if fratboys and tailgaters are going to have motorized beer coolers, why not an ATV toolbox? (Although I think the terrain is probably less than all with this mod.) Gas Powered Tool Box – Remix – [via] Link
