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Mike McGuire

I love to build and create!

Metro New York City

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This user joined on 11/21/2016.

Things I've Built

Kenworth Simulator Cockpit

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

ESP8266-01 server, programmed in Arduino-C, + I2C oled to display text-messages of upto 128 characters that are typed in a browser.

ESP8266+OLED

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Creating a four legged robot with a running bound gait.

Mr. Runner

alex-martin Alex Martin

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Integrating open source autopilots from drones into massive pieces of farm equipment to do something useful.

Autonomous Tractor

matt-reimer Matt Reimer

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

nrf24le1 IoT Development Kit

i/o node

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Easily scalable home automation solution using RF SoC

Wireless sensor/actuator network with CC430

panovvv panovvv

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

433MHz transceiver for texting and radio control with your smartphone

433MHz Texting and Controller

IRIS is yet another network radio based on Rasbperry Pi. This time with an alarm clock and some reading skills.

IRIS - network radio with alarm clock

A networked LED matrix display made from a surplus LED traffic signal

Traffic Signal LED Matrix Display

clara-hobbs Clara Hobbs

OLED screen to display info (i.e. weather) teamed up with a ws2812 led ring for glanceable status. Also a shutdown and reset button

rpi_status

To produce an quick to learn CAD software for quick concept sketching in 3D space, think sketching your ideas on a napkin in 3d.

[CAD Software] Concept Sketching in 3D

taibhse-designs TAIBHSE DESIGNS

Hackaday version of ToolZ

Hack ToolZ

antti-lukats Antti Lukats

Reproduction of an old-school Ohm's Law paper calculator

ARRL Lightning Calculator Type B

david-cranor David Cranor

Modified badge code, added a relay, a transistor, and some leds :)

Supercon '16 LED Pyramid badge hack

I decided to see if K’nex can be co-opted for science and used them to build a test tube rack.

K'nex Test Tube Rack

steve-schuler Steve Schuler

Bits

Mike McGuire wrote 11/21/2016 at 07:46

TO DO LIST, December, 2016-January, 2017 (no order):

Use second monitor for more realistic windshield effect.
Wire Jake Brake Switch for High/Medium/Low Settings.

Wire Regeneration Switch Cluster for lights.
Obtain and install Kenworth Center Consule/Cup holder assembly.

Install ProGauge Interface for Gauges to have interactive readings from the game.

Finish Overhead Consule for CB Radio mounting.

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