DIY - How to Make a Back-to-the-Future Flux-Capacitor!
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The very first movie I watched in America was Back-to-the-future. Oh boy, I didn’t even understand English back then but loved it.
Here’s how to make your own flux-capacitor to show off to your friends.
250 bucks for a flux capacitor? Forget that, I did it for 54 dollars and 79 cents. It has 7 modes and it’s totally freaking awesome!
Very little electronics experience is required, just a little resourceful scavenging.
Thanks to Rook’s Tutorial for initial idea. BTW, that’s a good link to check out if you want a (ridiculously expensive) movie-accurate prop.
Tags: back to the future flux capacitor, back-to-the-future, DoItYourself!, electronics experience, initial idea, modes, rook, www youtube
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June 6th, 2008 at 5:02 am
I loved that movie…In fact I’ve seen the full triology. The first one was the best. I love the sequence when he walks out into the past. What was that song that plays in the background?
June 6th, 2008 at 9:57 am
“Mr sandman … Bring me a dream … Make her complexion like peaches and cream”
I think that was how the song goes
Those movies were my favorite as a kid - I wanted a hoverboard SO bad!