Mitch writes – Double the Range of Your TV-B-Gone With a handful of parts, a solder iron, and about an hour, you can double the range of your TV-B-Gone (R) universal remote control. TV-B-Gone remotes work great to turn off TVs anywhere you go. But they work even better when they have more power. We […]
Here’s how to make a homopolar motor extremely simple and TONS of fun – Link.
Flame-The MIDI Talking Synth is freaking awesome – check out the media samples! The FLAME MIDI TALKING SYNTH is a small-sized MIDI-controlled sound module based on the analogue Speakjet â„¢ chip, produced by the U.S. company Magnevation LLC. Originally designed for basic artificially generated speech output in American English tongue it was then refined and […]
I’ve got to try this – A desktop printer loaded with a silver salt solution and vitamin C has been used to produce electronic circuits. The UK researchers behind the feat say their experimental device could pave the way for safer and cheaper electronics manufacturing. Being able to print out electronic components and whole circuit […]
MAKE is at the 1 millionth Digg user party in San Francisco, there’s a laser cutter here etching laptops from Ghostmarking and Adafruit released the Digg button electronics kit – we have soldering stations here and Diggers are building electronics as I type this, using the instructions on an OLPC – You can get the […]
Martin writes – This is a short time timer made with an AT89C1051. It is supporting times from 1 minute to 12 minutes. You have been a lazy bone and now you have to work all night. So there is a need for strong tea. You start to make the tea, but you forget the […]
Google released a new feature called Google Web History. Once you’ve enabled it, Google will start recording your entire browsing history. It does this by using grabbing information from the Google toolbar that is sent for every page you access when you have Pagerank enabled. I’m not sure how comfortable I am with giving Google […]
