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  • BoostWheel
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  • I am currently in the forumlating stages. The current build plan is as follows:1) Find a suitable motor for prototyping: currently considering the MBG36F 36V motor: http://www.goldenmotor.com/2) Find a suitable open source motor driver with...

  • Digital Bench Power Supply
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  • The plan is to design and build a digital bench power supply. As the starting point we have the following:a project metallic enclosure from an old ATX supplya microcontroller, the choice is Atmega8 (or for extended functionality, such as Bluetooth/HC-05,...

  • 12V UPS
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  • The main body of the UPS provides power management and voltage conversion only, relying on external power sources to supply between 7 and 32V DC. This gives me a lot more flexibility to expand the batteries as I salvage them from other UPS's, or do maintenance...

  • 250W 2kV Power Supply
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  • The initial request by @Reinier van der Lee was for a 2kV 200W power supply.Design goals:Output: 125mA @ 2kV (250W rating to provide some margin)+/- 2% regulation tolerance< 2Vp-p ripple from switching currentcurrent limited outputInput: 100 VAC - 270...

  • XL heated bed
  • Details     from XL heated bed
  • Inline pics to be added later.I have been printing on a ceramic floor tile with decent results as long as it was warmed first (heat gun). As I didn't want to destroy my only working printbed, I looked around for something similar locally. Nothing was...

  • Rotating speaker stands
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  • The mechanism is mounted on a metal/aluminum frame held together by 3D printed mounts.A heavy duty metal bearing is used to let everything spin smoothly.A micro geared dc motor is used in combination with the driver of a SG90 servo.The potentiometer...

  • 600w motor/1100w E200 its gos

  • Details     from 600w motor/1100w E200 its gos
  • ---------- more ----------I hated the the green so bad,why razor do that green there are other shads of green but this green had to go, my 13 year old son spayed it much better . Did try to fit the 800w motor but would need to reline the holes drill...

  • One pixel image scanner
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  • Hardware:The hardware of the scanner consist of two mechanical parts:1. The paper insertThe paper insert is a simple shaft with some rubber attached so the paper moves along with it if it rotates. The shaft is rotated by a standard small stepper motor(28BYJ-48)....

  • Custom Fuse Board for MFE21
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  • Fuses are ones of the simplest overcurrent protection devices available. When current passing through them becomes higher than a certain threshold, the wires inside the fuse melt and the circuit opens, stopping any extra current from flowing. In the...

  • OpenFlap
  • Details     from OpenFlap
  • For documentation I would like to refer to the github page. Classic split flap displays use a stepper motor, and count the steps they need to rotate to arrive at the next character. The OpenFlap display takes a different approach. A small geared DC motor...

  • DIY Solar Panel Monitoring System
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  • Specification: 1. Input Voltage - 0- 24V ( Can be extended up to 50V ) 2. Input Current: 0 -15A 3. Solar Panel Rating - 250W (12V ) / 500W ( 24V ) How It Works? The Solar panel voltage and current are sensed by the voltage and current sensor respectively....

  • TekMate KH-80
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  • I knew I wanted to build a Cyberdeck and saw another one using an old portable CRT TV. So I started searching E-Bay looking for a TV to use. One of the first TV's I saw was this 1980 Hitachi K-1100 5" B&W portable TV. To me it just screams...
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