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Physical Build
Log from Happy Vertical People Transporter
Lolla's part of this project was to build the actual HVPT. Since the first version is more of a proof of concept, most the construction was made out of cardboard box since we had a lot of that lying around. The lift body was constructed out of cardboard...

Dark Phoenix
Log from Project Phoenix
I have been able to build phoenix from a windows 98 box to a very nice black cased Mint linux system im still using the CD rom drive from the windows 98 system, but have mange to switch all other parts for new versions as it sits now it would have been...

Getting there
Log from Mini Laser Cutter
Gave up trying to write the software from scratch, and ended up going with the same sort of setup as groover on instructables. Inkscape is used to make a design, and a modded version of the lasercutter extension turns paths into gcode.Universal gcode...

Interface between glasses and sensors - Kimmy the Cat casts deciding vote
Log from Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses
This is a prototype and also development hardware, so it won't be size-optimized. Size-optimizing is usually the opposite of "easy and accessible to work on".The sensors will be separate from the glasses, allowing development to happen in a reasonable...

Off the Breadboard - making the PPDD (Potential Peril Decider/Detector)
Log from Peril-Sensitive Sunglasses
It's time to move the hardware off the breadboard and turn it into a functional prototype.Because we're making only the one to play with and there's no time to do things like a custom PCB, we're going to need to use a protoboard, have wires everywhere,...

RFM12B Radio
Log from Home security
The radio part was left out a bit since beginning of the project. I believe in wires in such way that they are more reliable, and also can carry the power for the remote nodes. But the radio is important for future expansions as well. It can be used...

Gateway 1.7. pre-order
Log from Home security
Gateway PCB is in fabrication, and I'm hoping for the best that there will be no errors on PCB. It will have following parameters:MCU ATmega1284P, 16KB RAM, 128KB Flash.8 analogue inputs for balanced PIR sensors.4 digital inputs for simple sensors, like...

Let's motor.
Log from Anti-sedent Alarm, or Get Up, Stand Up
I'm back on the horse with this project, and my finger has healed nicely. I've decided to use one or two of these tiny motors mounted inside the tic tac box for feedback. I think they come with a tiny piece of double-stick tape; if not, I'll use...

Testing, testing.
Log from Anti-sedent Alarm, or Get Up, Stand Up
I am sitting on this skinny, bendy resistor with two minutes to go into a 20-minute test. She's all soldered up and living in her tic-tacs box. I still need to sew the pad up, but I'll wait until I'm sure it works.

Hardware - Moving parts are moving
Log from A functional Stargate
For the last couple weeks I have been doing battle with the rotating ring. I was expecting it to be a challenge, and it sure is, but it's finally coming together. At this point the internal ring does rotate and the chevrons light up.The internal ring...

fail: pcbs are like gremlins
Log from Towani Lifesign Wristdevice - Star Wars Ewoks
don't feed or order them at night. So the boards for the shield came in today and I placed all the parts facing towards the arduino board instead and missed connecting almost everything with vcc. It's all connected with each other, but not with vcc :D...

Taking Stock
Log from Dover: Analogue Nixie Clock
Upon deciding to undertake this project my first step was to take stock of what parts I have available and what I need to acquire. I didn’t have any nixie tubes, so they had to be ordered. I settled on six IN12B numeric tubes, six IN1 numeric tubes...

Box and Batteries
Log from PIC Controlled Time Lapse Camera
OK, after rifling through the local Maplin £1 or less bin, I found 2 x Massive 6v dry batteries, at 50p each. Needless to say they were purchased immediately. After building a little header one of the batteries now connects to the PIC control board...

program counter pt. 3
Log from 4 bit computer built from discrete transistors
I'm back!last weekend I got around to soldering the ~120 transistors that make up most of the program counter.as of right now I think this is the most densely packed board I have made for the computer (and possibly ever).here's the schematic:and here's...

program counter, multiplexer and memory
Log from 4 bit computer built from discrete transistors
this is what I've been working on:(I was once again unable to flip the photo)for reference here's what you're looking at:you may recognize the bottom board. it's most of the program counter. the top board is the extra logic that is necessary for the...

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