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  • Crazy Clock
  • Instructions     from Crazy Clock
  • To modify a Quartex Q-80 movement, first obtain the Q-80 variant crazy clock board. If you make the boards yourself, you must get them made with 1mm thickness. 1.6mm, which is the "standard" thickness, won't fit properly.

  • Crazy Clock
  • Instructions     from Crazy Clock
  • Obtain a clock movement or remove the one from the clock you intend to modify. The recommended clock movement if you wish to start with a fresh one is the Quartex Q-80, available from Klockit. It's also the movement being used (at least at present) by...

  • Geiger–Müller Tubes

  • Instructions     from Cosmic Array
  • I've had comments regarding the validity of using Geiger–Müller Tubes for a cosmic ray (muon) detector. Pointing out that Photomultipliers and scintillation panels are best, and yes the are far more effective. However, they are also expensive,...

  • Step 13
  • Instructions     from Easy Diy Pencil Holder
  • Choose one object. Use Move tool to transfer it to center and set value 80 on Z axis, also transfer to center another object

  • Wire
  • Instructions     from Hybrid Sim Yoke
  • Wire as follows:  Both potentiometers Pin 1: 5v Both potentiometers Pin 3: ground Left potentiometer Pin 2: A0 Right potentiometer Pin 2: A3. Note that they have two channels, and all three wires have to connect to the same channel...

  • Get a microSD card
  • Instructions     from TRS-80 Model 1 on a PIC32
  • get a 2 GB microSD, FAT formatted. (I think 2 GB is the max the driver will support; haven't tested with larger. Anyway, I suspect 2GB might be able to hold all the software ever written for the TRS-80, ever.  UPDATE:  it works with up to 32...

  • Step 10
  • Instructions     from DIY Decorative lamp | Home Decor Ideas
  •  Move camera under model and select Bottom Polygons with Right Mouse Button Then select Move Tool and set Y to 50 Select exactly the Foundation copy Then open Scale Tool and set X and Z to 80
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