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Zedomax DIY 114- Halloween HOWTO make a Pitchfork LED!

Posted in Cool, DIY Zedomax, DoItYourself!, Entertainment, Funny, Hack, Microcontroller, Video by max on the October 17th, 2006 at 6:24 pm

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Okay, I grabbed a pitchfork for halloween for a dollar at the new $1 store in SF Fillmore district…
I didn’t really have any ideas but after I put in bunch of LEDs on the pitchfork, I realized you can display letters too!
Anyways, this is the most fun diy so far.

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Pingback by Halloween DIYs - Pitchfork LED, Talking Halloween Basket, and spinning wireless thingee | zedomax.com - a blog about DIYs, hacks(wii hacks, iphone hacks), and satiric opinions on gadgets and technology today.
2007-09-12 03:27:05

[...] Although we haven’t been doing much DIYs lately, you can check out the Pitchfork LED for ideas for this Halloween! [...]

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