Jeez, Ben Heck is on a roll lately, he just made a one-handed Xbox controller, he writes – “One of the biggest challenges, at least in the brainstorming “how I am going to do this?” phase was how to do the right analog stick. Then I realized I could just put it on the bottom […]
Here’s the start of running homebrew games/apps and more on the Wii – all you need is a SD GameCube adapter, GameCube Action Replay pack a long ole’ code to bang in… [via] – Link. Related Wii projects, hacks, mods and more: Making (Practical) Wii Component Cables – Link. Wii Browser “Hack” (updated) – Link. […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member nearlynormal007 shows you how to watercool a laptop on the cheap!…or pretty much anything – “” – Link & photos. Related: A silent water cooled PC made with parts from Home Depot – Link. Ford Festiva radiator water cools PC! – Link. Watercooled Xbox 360 – Link. Fully internal watercooled […]
llaven writes – “Mic stereo with little amp in a pencil box, i build this for my project http://www.archivosonoro.org is a non-profit project about the Soundscapes and Field recordings. This box use with a MD-510n Minidisc recorder with Analogical IN. Happy build!!!” – Link. Related: Bownie’s DIY Guide to Recording – Link. Build a Telephone […]
DGary – points to the updated LEGO NXT developer page – Software Developer Kit (SDK) Includes the NXT driver interface specification and necessary tools for creating third-party programming environments: Driver SDK Includes documentation for interfacing with the MINDSTORMS NXT driver on the PC or Mac. Executable File and Bytecode Reference Includes documentation for the executable […]
Victor writes – “These guys make quality sound cards. The op-amps on the cards are purposefully mounted in DIP type sockets so the owner can swap them out or upgrade them. Nice to see a company embrace the maker spirit by building products that allow the owner to tweak the circuitry!” – Link. Anyone use […]
Check this out and then go check out the voice controlled christmas lights they made up! Well I’ve seen many “static” Christmas lights that always stay on. Today, I will show you how you can customize your Christmas lights by using a PLC, a Programmable Logic Controller. – Link
