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Step 3: Prepare the Chassis
Instructions from Arduino Bluetooth RC Tank
Solder wires on the DC motors and then put everything together. Follow the instructions included and tight everything very well.

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...

3. Solder everything else
Instructions from K.I.T.T. - KNIGHT RIDER badge/brooch
just take your time, pre tin one pad, use pliers or tweezers to push a part into the hot solder. Then solder on every other leg or pin of the part.

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 !

Shoot Zombies in Virtual Reality with your Phone
Instructions from Shoot Zombies in Virtual Reality with your Phone
Once everything is cut out you should be left with 3 pieces.Assemble the tracker as shown in the images belowThats it your done.Go play Stalk-VR.

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...

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

Place everything in the case
Instructions from Robotics Ground Control Station
Before putting the panels in make sure to screw the threaded rods into the lid, so that they stick ~3 cm out. Place the bottom panel first, just slide it in. Then place the front panel and secure it with the 4 3d printed nuts. Check that you can close...

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...

Step 3: Let's Connect Everything
Instructions from Smart Bluetooth Speaker with Spectrum Analyzer
The Bluetooth module is the F6188 module which is good and works very well. You might need to add a heatsink on top of the module as it heats up sometimes. The speakers are connected to PAM 8403 module and input to the module is given by the both...

Step 7: Connect Everything
Instructions from Arduino Bluetooth RC Tank
First, put some glue on the chassis and stick the main base. Place the Nano and the battery in. Time to connect everything according to the diagram. Connect 9V Battery and ButtonPlace the button in the side opening. Use glue to secure it.Connect...

Cypress PSOC 4 + ESP8266 WS2812 RGB XMAS Lights
Instructions from Cypress PSOC 4 + ESP8266 WS2812 RGB XMAS Lights
Use P3_0 and P3_1 to communicate with the ESP8266 RX/TX via a 5v<>3.3v shifter., add UART component and config to 11500kbps, 1024 rx buffer, 128 tx buffer (or less) default everything else.Add a X to 3.3V VREG and power the ESP8266 and level shifter.Make...

Bike improvement: fitting a rack
Instructions from Bike improvement: fitting a rack
Go to the hardware store. For this project the following supplies were needed:2 x 50mm L-shaped mounting brackets1 x M6 screw, 40mm long1 x M6 washer1 x M6 locknut (it resists better to the vibrations than regular threaded nuts)2 x M5 locknuts (the rear...

DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Instructions from DIY Jukebox With Raspberry Pi
Step 1: REQUIRED COMPONENTSRaspberry Pi 2 or 3 // ~$10~$3516 GB SD card // ~$8Big breadboard // ~$4GPIO buttons + jumper and hook-up wires // <$2speakers ~$0usb stick ~$0philips hue bulb ~$10-$20you can get everything for around $50.< body></$2speakers>...

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