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Building the AUV - Internal
Instructions from Project Albatross
The internals of the AUV performed the heavy work of actually taking water quality measurements and controlling the submersible's buoyancy. Evidently, it also required a sophisticated mechanical design to fit the necessary components into the confined...

The world's first paper quadcopter
Instructions from The world's first paper quadcopter
Repeat step 1 and then cut to 11 inchs. make sure everything is even and tape some more on the ends of tube.These are the arms.

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Instructions from Harmonic Gear Driven Star Tracker
insert motor (with motor mount and oval drive installed) mount onto stage 1 and bolt everything together with 4x M3x60 bolts and 4x M3 nuts

1Charger
Instructions from 1Charger
Time to think inside the box...1. Flash ATtiny without CALIBRATION defined ( see step 4 )2. Verify everything works as expected3. Assemble project box and solder connectors.\(^_^)/ DONE !

Connections
Instructions from Rainbow Lamps
Connect all the electronic components as shown in the circuit diagram.Make sure everything is connected as per diagram before you power it on.

Assemble everything
Instructions from Lor's Electronic Heart
1. Cover the cell with Thread to make it bit not ugly.2. Place all the components on perf board before soldering to make sure everything fits under the board size.3. Solder NE555 ic with other passive components including the tactile switch, then solder...

Re-assemble and Test
Instructions from Internal Battery Mod for Korg NTS-1 Synth
Now you can put the NTS-1 board back in place to test if everything works. The red wire than goes inside should be placed in the empty space on the top-left side of the board, as pictured here. Before going any further, it's time to test if everything...

Hacking AngelCare® Breathing Sensor with Arduino
Instructions from Hacking AngelCare® Breathing Sensor with Arduino
The first thing to do is to get rid of the 1/8 jack that came with the sensorThen I put some soldering in the end of the cable so it can be easy to stick it in the protoboardConnect everything as the the Fritzing Diagram suggestDownload the Arduino Sketch...

Ultra Low Cost Electronics Kit
Instructions from Ultra Low Cost Electronics Kit
Buy everything from the materials list from Aliexpress. Try to group your purchases under one supplier as this will lower shipping costs. Get a case that is at least 9 x 7 x 3 cm, this is just large enough for the half size breadboard.Store all components...

Get Everything Together
Instructions from Tipo : Braille Smartphone Keypad
You will need: - Male to Female jumper cables - AVR programmer ( I used Pocket AVR programmer from sparkfun ) - USB micro cable for the programmer -USB OTG cable -All 3D printed parts -M3 x 10 CSK screws -Silicone button pads

1. Hand soldering the pin
Instructions from K.I.T.T. - KNIGHT RIDER badge/brooch
Add solder to one pad, use pliers to hold the hin in place and solder everything together. After that use heat the second pad and the clip simultaneously and add solder to fix up the second pad. You need to start with the clip because it takes a lot...

Materials You Will Need:
Instructions from Arduino NodeMCU automated Room
1-NodeMCU ESP8266 board 1-PIR sensor 1-LM35 temperature sensor 6- 3904 NPN transistors 4-1n4001 diodes. 8-1k ohm resistors 4-5v relays 2-12v relays (can be replaced by 5v ones). 8-Terminal blocks Some wiring to connect everything and that's it.

Assemble
Instructions from Wireless BLE Kinesis Advantage (Custom Controller)
I tried to label all the parts on the PCB and everything lines up so it should be pretty easy. If you're having trouble soldering the pins on the flex connectors, get a better iron! I upgraded to a fx-888 and my soldering time for the board went...

My device
Instructions from Wi-Fi Jammer from an ESP8266 | WiFi Deauther
I added a battery and a switch and hot glued everything.

Test the X, Y, Z motors and end stops.
Instructions from DuePrint
If everything worked correctly you should now have control of the movement motors and end stops. Manually move the print head to the center of the printer. Next, the axes homing will be tested to ensure the motors are wired up correctly. Be prepared...

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