Power Tripping
High-voltage engineer Greg Leyh builds the largest Tesla coils in the world.
High-voltage engineer Greg Leyh builds the largest Tesla coils in the world.
Safe working practices give you the freedom to attempt projects on the edge.
Author Gareth Branwyn welcomes you to MAKE Volume 11: Alternative Vehicles.
I’m back from Defcon, Chaos Communications Camp, and a hacker space tour of Germany and Austria. I’ll be posting this week about the places. Did you notice that last weeks podcast was taped in Berlin? – Link A long time ago, a space station from the future crashed in Berlin. A group of hackers discovered […]
Earlier in the week, we covered the Boston Globe piece about the Moonbeam, a three-wheel microcar. Bre Pettis pointed me to builder Jory Squibb’s website where he has background info, numerous pics, video and a “How to Build Moonbeam” project journal. How to build Moonbeam, a 100 MPG microcar – Link
The Boston Globe has a brief piece on Jory Squibb, a Camden, Maine handyman, who deconstructed two Honda Elite scooters and used them to create this three-wheeled vehicle he calls the Moonbeam. It gets more than 100 miles to the gallon and goes a stop and smell the roses speed of 35-40 MPH. One Gallon, […]
Thushan Amarasiriwardena sent MAKE this video that accompanied a piece he did in yesterday’s Boston Globe. In it, a dynamic duo from Amherst, MA talk about their efforts to build and perfect the personal blimp. Is this the next MAKE corporate vehicle? Personal blimp sails over fields of Amherst – Link