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| The Motorized, Electric Snowboard/Mountain Board |
| 2010-11-25 02:41:39 |
This “MXB Shocker” zips inches above rough off-road terrain with the ease of a dirt bike. It’s essentially a two-wheeled, motorized snowboard. You have to balance it like a snowboard but ride it like a dirtbike. A 1,500-watt, 48-volt brushless motor gives you a top speed of 35 mph. They have another version, however, which [...]...
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| Ben Heck’s Xbox 360 Slim Laptop |
| 2010-11-23 09:40:22 |
If you’ve been keeping up with The Ben Heck Show, you can learn how to build your own Xbox 360 laptop. Of course, this is nothing new for the legendary modder but Ben Heck just released full details and a video of the laptop. Be sure to check out the entire build video to learn [...]...
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| DIY ‘Squishy’ Resistors for Unique Electronic Projects |
| 2010-11-22 17:00:00 |
Using play dough to make electronic projects should appeal to kids starting out with circuitry, but these strange variable resistors could also lead to unique projects for adults. The brainchild of two innovators, ‘Squishy Circuits’ is a unique pairing of two types of dough; a conducting dough and an insulating dough. When used together, the [...]...
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| DIY Secret Entrance Door |
| 2010-11-19 12:11:34 |
Ever want a secret room or a hidden doorway as a kid? Who didn’t, right? Now you can build your own like this motorized secret entrance which was the centerpiece of a costume theme party for Halloween. DO NOT MISS: DIY Rotating Bookshelves, Staircases and Trap Doors The trick is to design a sturdy structure [...]...
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| How to: Shoot Bullets Through a Propeller! |
| 2010-11-18 08:03:41 |
World War 1 biplanes utilized mechanical interrupter gears for strafing with a machine gun though the propellers. Cut to the 21st century when the same task has been achieved using a microcontroller-based solution. The idea is to time the firing of the bullets between the blades of the propeller so that the propellers can stay [...]...
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| Embed a USB Hub into your Desk |
| 2010-11-17 16:00:48 |
Here’s a dirt simple weekend project for you: Pick up a USB hub for a few bucks and literally embed it in your desk for ease of connecting. That way, when you want to connect a camera or other peripheral device, it’s a dirt simple, cheap, and quick project for the weekend. Although it’s pretty [...]...
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| Wireless Router Stuffed into a NES Cartridge |
| 2010-11-16 02:13:22 |
While stuffing the guts of one electronic device into another doesn’t seem all that impressive… the fact that this modder managed to fit the entire wireless router circuitry within one NES cartridge, left room for ethernet cables to plug in, added a custom label, and photographed it on tacky green carpet just makes this mod [...]...
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| 2-Meter Long Starship Enterprise Zepplin |
| 2010-11-15 02:15:54 |
We’ve seen our loads of RC projects, and here’s another superb example of remote control circuitry. This DIY RC Starship Enterprise build is a surprisingly simple machine: It’s essentially a multi-chambered blimp with a small “rudder” to steer left/right and up/down. The builder used a 6g micro servos, a 10g LiPo battery, and indoor airplane [...]...
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| Unlock Serial Communication with the iPhone |
| 2010-11-12 23:44:49 |
Serial ports are as vintage as CRT monitors, but serial communication itself is still widely used. Some devices feature serial communication via USB as a standard protocol, but certainly not in an iPhone. But! A group of network engineers have found out how to create a serial connection to the iPhone. Don’t Miss: All Our [...]...
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| Build a Burning Red Laser from an Old PC |
| 2010-11-10 14:40:22 |
Here’s another neat way to make use of that old computer that has been lying around your house: Turn it into a red burning laser using parts salvaged from the dead computer. The burning laser is powerful enough for you to wear safety goggles. Don’t miss: All of our DIY Laser Projects The components you [...]...
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