Celluloid Signal Combo put together a cool site that uses geolocation to show local video locations and the idea is that you’ll watch the videos on the spots on the map. Cool! We created each mobile video to be watched at a specific location in Portland that relates to it. For example, the Pioneer Courthouse […]
Kevin writes – “I have been searching for a good way to connect a Nikon D200 to a GPS in order to geocode photos. I have not found a solution that I thought was near a reasonable price. I have therefore made my own. I made a project page for it and posted it for […]
Mike writes – “This encoder will turn serial NMEA data from a GPS receiver into APRS format AX.25 data packets. By using this hardware with a 2 meter ham radio and the freely available APRS computer software, you can track the location of the GPS on a map in real time. Latest release now supports […]
Wow, Sony has a little GPS device that will sync/tag your photos with the location they were taken (via a time stamp and software) – back in 2004 I used a GPS and a hacked camera to do the same thing, well, a DIY blackbox for cars – it was an ugly hack but worked! […]
Here’s how to use a GPS on your PSP (pre 2.0 firmware) by making a custom cable and using the included app – source code is included – Link.
Ok gang, one more DIY Pong project – “The system plays a two players game which can be varied in several ways. The most common variant is the inversion of one of the paddles, giving a vertical line with a hole. Then, the system can let a paddle (or hole) wobble to make the games […]
Remember all those cheap logging GPS units we posted? – Andy picked up a Wintec, but the supplied software was Windows only – so he released a patch for GPSBabel that supports the WBT-200 on all platforms GPS-Babel runs on and he has also tracked down a USB driver for it that works on Macs. […]
