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  • Educating Buggy Aerospace Edition
  • Hacker page     by Fatts McGee
  • My daughter has shown major interest in anything that flies her favorite flying machines at this time are rockets. So I have been teaching her what she can understand at this time. Keep in mind the Bug is only 4 so most parts of the field are out of...

  • Steampowered: 6.0
  • Hacker page     by Darksider7
  • NOTES:Two-part Construction --1. Recently, watching some videos on Steam.com and was inspired to program my own video game. After experiencing the disturbing wrath of Hat Man: Shadow Ward started to devise on paper some ideas. I've discovered seven indie...

  • 0x05 NTTF - KW104AL displays
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • CHANGE LOG 2015-02-18 added pcb section2015-02-17 first draftINTRODUCTION While I was looking on eBay for alphanumeric displays, I stumbled across 9 of those displays and had to buy them for about 10EURs all together. I didn't know anything about them...

  • How do you use this site?
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • I have been mulling this question over a bit in my head lately; I tried putting a post together on my phone late last night, but the numbered list function didn't seem to play nicely with Android/Firefox. Oh well, more time to sleep on it I suppose.This...

  • HackadayPrize Chalk board for Dr.D
  • Hacker page     by Dr.Droopy Nayhey
  • Garbage up cycle 1. Reuse old electronswaterChemistry knowledge is non existent, also is water Chemistrywave catcher the ocean is just sitting around it's time that giant free loader to push it's own wait

  • Non-Intrusive Kill-A-Gallon
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • Okay, so pretend you aren't a hacker. You don't care about the latest in home automation, you don't know a volt from an amp, and you think it's okay to use that crappy 16-gauge 6' extension cord with a 1500W space heater. But you DO care about your power...

  • 2015 Event Links
  • Hacker page     by Ross Bochnek
  • 2/24 Reprogrammable Electronics 101: Arduino Workshop3/6-5/1 Postconsumer Electronics Show3/28 Cleveland Arduino Day4/14 LECTURE IN A BAR: APRIL - The Makers Alliance explores electronic instrument building!

  • Random Fun Things In My Collection
  • Hacker page     by Eric Hertz
  • Hitachi HD68P01V07:Just Look at it!Seriously, it's got a socket for an EEPROM built-in!HOLY CRUD: It has *dual-procesor* support! http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/122457/HITACHI/HD68P01V07-1.html----------This paper appears to be for punch-cards....

  • Future Projects Wishlist
  • Hacker page     by Chali Baicunn
  • Just a quick list of projects I'd like to do in the future:1) Guerrilla Net: Decentralized self repairing anonymized wireless mesh network, using low cost/ low power components. 2) Artificial Virtual Assistant: Running on dedicated server and using OpenCog...

  • $1/watt Solar Panels (Blems)
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • RX'd 975 watts solar panels today. Paid $1/watt including shipping for these. Fingerprints in corners from handling before encapsulating resin was fully dry, seems to be the blemish. These are new high efficiency SUN product. I will use a PWM controller,...

  • New Project?
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Circulate glycol around a firebox, heating the glycol like an on-demand water-heater. Am thinking to use an existing wood-stove, suited to wrap 3/8 copper tubing around the cylindrical (barrel type) firebox. Box is made of heavy 1/2 inch thick, 24-inch...

  • Summer Plans
  • Hacker page     by TAIBHSE DESIGNS
  • So I finished my college exam (yes one...............marketing...................) a few weeks ago, I think I'm fairly confident I passed, the plans for summer however anyways is portfolio work and projects, because I have work placement during second...

  • I Think I Might Hate This Thing
  • Hacker page     by frankstripod
  • Western Digital MyBookWorld 1TB Network DriveIt came to me new and it has been mostly on for about nine years, storing hundreds of gigabytes in backups without any data loss, and surviving many moves (Awesome!)It has a personal problem trying to hide...
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