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The mini filling cabinet with clock

David Allen — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:00:15 +0000

This is nice little item that offers a nice storage space for all of those business cards that we seem to collect from people and never really have anywhere to put them. In the drawers of the filing cabinet, there are index cards so that the business cards can be sorted alphabetically.

Technical Details

This miniature file cabinet provides perfect storage for 800 business cards.

Made of sturdy plastic, Colour: Metallic Silver

Top drawer has a built-in digital clock with date.

A-Z card index included.

Dimensions: 6.5″ x 4.5″ x 6.5″

Priced at $12.10

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Supermarket car park produces power

David Allen — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:00:39 +0000

Sometimes the supermarket giants are able to come up with a fantastic idea and this one is no exception to that rule. The have realised that having thousands of cars entering and leaving their car park there much be a way that they could use this to generate power.

After a lot of thinking they have come up with this idea that uses a row of plates that rock as the cars move over them, this causes a rocking motion that turns generators and therefore produces energy. This simple installation could produce enough power to keep the entire store going twenty four hours a day and fro seven days a week.

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Swine flu means face masks

David Allen — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:00:06 +0000

For some people there does not have to be a global pandemic to encourage them to wear a face mask with out and about, but now that swine flu has come forward as the next virus that could threaten humankind, the amount of people looking for protection has grown significantly.

However, as with many ideas, this one has not been thought out properly as wearers of the masks have begun to personalise them, making them into little pieces of art. The designs have mainly been done on an individual basis and this adds to the personalised nature of this strange and yet exciting form of self expression.

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The magnetic light by Striker

David Allen — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:16:13 +0000

This is a brilliant gadget; it has been designed to help get some light in awkward positions. It is a small device probably around the size of a tennis ball, but has powerful LED bulbs and magnets.

The device is placed on a metal surface where it can be then be used to get into a tight place where a torch would not normally go and because it uses magnets, this leaves both hands free to get on with the job at hand.

Priced at $10

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The magnetic light by Striker

Windows controls UK nuclear subs

David Allen — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 15:16:52 +0000

When Bae Systems Plc and The Royal Navy announced that, the entire fleet of nuclear powered and of course nuclear armed submarines, they must have expected a pat on the back. What they should have seen is everyone running for cover!

The programmes is known as the Submarine Command System Next Generation (SMCS NG) those involved are very pleased with the system so far, but I suppose that have not seen the blue screen of death yet or maybe they are still waiting for the system to start up. Of course, there won’t be anything like that happening, will there?

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Steve Jobs on Blue-ray Discs – “Bag of Hurt!”

max — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 23:18:14 +0000

In a recent Apple get-together conference (actually right now I think…), Steve Jobs says Blue-ray discs are “bag of hurt” and he’s unsure if this Blue-ray disc thing will keep going or not.

Although I don’t agree with Steve Jobs’ decision on going with AT&T for the iPhone, I have to agree Blue-ray discs are still in their early stages and things could drastically change in the next 1-2 years.

Just remember when the last couple time Sony failed to standardize their new technology inventions such as Laser Discs and Mini-disc players. I used to ponder when our family would get a laser disc player and a mini-disc player but it turns out CDs and DVDs became the “THANG”.

Just like that, things can change so if you were going to purchase that Blue-ray disc player, just hold on 1 more year, and make sure the masses keep using Blue-ray. Don’t be a guinea pig! (If you are going to get a Blue-ray disc player, get a PS3, at least you can play games on it even if Blue-ray goes poof!)

Steve Jobs may be doing a smart thing here and save a lot of money on licensing costs, which is probably at its peak right now.

Quote by Jobs:

Blu-ray is a bag of hurt. I don’t mean from the consumer point of view. It’s great to watch movies, but the licensing is so complex. We’re waiting until things settle down, and waiting until Blu-ray takes off before we burden our customers with the cost of licensing.

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Top 10 Weird Radios from Alibaba!

max — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 20:02:32 +0000

Check out this Head and Shoulder’s shower radio. It’s a really a knockoff as they labeled it “Rejoice” but I am sure this will fool many of your guests who stay over at your place.

The Hand-crank Dynamo Emergency radio is really good for those outdoor camps.

The Puppet radio does look real funky but it might go real well for a modern contemporary bedroom.

I love the Fridge radio, it’s just a classic!

This Golf Radio would make a great gift for any golfer including me.

This Cap Radio has radio bulit-in so you can listen to music while playing golf or watching baseball at your next home game.

Can Radio will be a great addition to your favorite beverages while providing you with music.

Ah gowwwd, it’s a flower radio. At least it will go well in your daughter’s room.

Football radio should really be labeled, “soccer ball radio” but we can’t change the world.

The Hook Torch radio is great for mountain-climbing, just don’t use it for the actual climbing part.

Now you can get these radios from a supplier in Alibaba. You might have to order in bulk to get them though.

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Office Printing DIY – How to save time and money on printing and get your mail delivered faster!

max — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 12:00:55 +0000

Today, we will cover several ways that can help you to reduce cost of your printing, whether you are running a home business or a company with 1000 employees.

Make sure to Preview your documents before printing:

A lot of people might think this is something they do all the time but the truth is that most people waste a lot of paper printing out the wrong portion of their content, including myself.

Use that “Preview” button to preview what you are printing. Almost all applications including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Photoshop, and MS Word have this feature.

At least think about how many million trees would be saved if “everyone” used the Preview button?

Here’s an example of print preview on Firefox: (Yes, it’s so simple, isn’t it? Your actions can save a tree.)

Use Draft mode and Black and White mode for Drafts:

You can save additional time and ink if you are still working on your draft versions by using the draft mode.

Simply click on “Properties” and you should be able to set your printer to “Draft” or “Fast Draft” mode as shown here:

Save even more ink by printing in Grayscale:

Scan all documents “digitally” into CD or DVDs

Have you thought about all the stuff that could be digitized into a Jpeg or PDF file into a single CD or a DVD?

A lot of times, people will ask you to fax some important documents in order to verify your information when doing business.

By having all documents “digitized” and accessible from a single CD or DVD (or even your G-mail), you no longer have to remember where you left that Social Security card, passport, Business License, etc…etc… Although it is good idea to keep the original copies, I find it easier to e-mail my digital copies straight from G-mail.

I could be anywhere in the world and have access to all my important documents with just 1 CD or DVD instead of lugging all your documents everywhere with you, especially going over-seas.

Best ways to digitize your documents?

Get a good office scanner. I use an HP Deskjet F380, which cost me about $70 to do printing, scanning, and copying all-in-one. Although it’s slower than a laserjet, I can do most office work using it and it scans reasonably fast. I use it to scan all my invoices, receipts, and anything that can be scanned.

If you can afford it, there are some really nice laser version of the Deskjet, LaserJet M5025, which can scan hundreds of documents at a time and send them to your e-mail when its done via a single PDF file. This can prove to be very handy for all those POs and Invoices you have stacked up in huge boxes. I remember on one of my first jobs, I digitized about 20 boxes of POs (around 100,000 letter sized papers) from Wal-mart. (Think of how many trees I saved for their future POs!)

Nowdays, that company can simply access every one of their POs via a DVD-ROM.

Buy ink cartridges online from 3rd party suppliers

Buy cheap ink cartridges from 3rd party suppliers like DataBazaar.com. I find that their prices are much cheaper even if you are buying an OEM brand.

CD and DVD Labels

Now, just make sure to label them right using good CD labels, especially if you do have a lot of data to digitize. You can download free CD templates over here. These templates are great if you actually want to organize your digitized documents. You can even get some really good discounts on CD/DVD labels here.

Label Printers

If you like to spend more money, you can always get a label printer too. I have tried Dymo label printers before and these work really good with address labels or CD/DVD labels.

Print Labels and get your mail delivered faster!

Instead of spending time writing the addresses, I use my printer to print out labels so I save time on my frequent mailings and my mail gets there faster.
(Did you know that US Postal Service actually uses a scanner to process mail? If you have handwritten addresses, your mail will could actually take 1-2 days more due to manual scan by human workers. I did learn this through an executive manager I talked to at Pitney Bowes.)

By using labels instead of handwriting, you will save yourself hassle of writing and your mail will get to your destination faster. (You can even print out the US Postal Service address bar code on the envelope itself to ensure super fast delivery.)

You can also save some money by ordering labels from online label shops such as WorldLabel.com, which I have used before and found 40-50% cheaper than retailers. They even have popular “size-compatible” Avery labels, much cheaper than buying the branded ones.

Now, if you think this blog post will “change” printing behaviors of our readers, please leave a comment on how many trees you think we saved today.

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Greenpeace conducts a survey on gadgets

David Allen — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:00:23 +0000

The idea behind this is, well it looks like, they are trying to produce a definitive guide to all gadgets and electronics, and this will take in big brands and small ones too.

What companies need to do is fill out the green peace from, then explain which products they make and most importantly, the what is green, easy recycle or just more energy efficient, whatever the feature, then Greenpeace wants to know so that they can get them in the guide.

Entry form, PDF [Greenpeace Electronics Survey]

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Renewable Energy Products

max — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:08:13 +0000

Wow, this e-store based in London, Ontario has some crazy number of renewable energy products including the big as& solar panel shown above. They even got solar pool heaters, water recyclers, and lots of other cool renewable energy products. Definitely a must see if you are thinking about or need those types of products.

Thanks Dave for the tip! (thru Keetsa.com)

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The push pin night light

David Allen — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 17:00:16 +0000

The lamp that looks like a mega large pin in a piece of cork but is really a lamp. This is a great piece of design and innovation. Comes in Lime, Marine Blue, Mandarin and Matt Clear.

What is really good is the base is actually made from cork and can be used for pining messages to by using the real pins to fix your message to the base; no doubt some lamps will be fuller than others.

This is not really practical for children’s rooms, as the light is activated by pushing the pin into the base.

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CA Internet Security Suite

David Allen — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:00:17 +0000

This is a great way of getting a download of the CA Internet Security Suite and a USB Flash Drive too.

CA Internet Security Suite, New! Secure Now provides proactive protection by monitoring critical program functions and settings, and reminding you to keep your computer security at an optimal level.

New! Threat Outbreak Warning System provides real-time content feeds from the CA Security Advisor, giving you detailed, up-to-the-minute information on the most recent and most prevalent virus and spy ware threats.

New! Quick Tips provide you with helpful, at-your-fingertips answers to commonly asked questions, easing the burden of searching the Help file or contacting Support for assistance.

Improved! User Interface offers simplicity and superior ease-of-use, helping you quickly and easily set preferences, checks program status, and maintain a secure PC.

Low System Overhead with a total install of only 60 MB and low usage of system resources, CA Internet Security Suite installs quickly, saves hard drive space, and scans efficiently.

Supported by the CA Security Advisory Team our worldwide research labs work 24 x 7 to detect threats before they can damage your PC, helping ensure protection from the latest threats.

Anti-Virus, Personal Firewall, Anti-Spy ware and Anti-Spam

NEW 2GB Flash Drive

2GB1 Storage Space to hold hundreds of photos, MP3s and other documents.

USB 2.0 for high speed file transfers.

Preloaded with CA Internet Security Suite 2007 software so there’s no need to wait for downloads or fumble around with CDs.

Durable Ultra™ flash card can be used again and again.

Thin, credit card design makes it easy to carry around with you all day.

Cost is $70 for the USB and CA Internet Security Suite 2007.

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Great covers for Apple

David Allen — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 13:00:36 +0000

For anyone wishing to cover up their Apple laptop, may they want to preserve the condition of the outer casing while the computer is in use, but whatever the reason these special covers are the only ones that you will ever need, made from hardwearing durable plastic, precision engineered, snap together no adhesives are necessary and the lap top get complete protection.

No Apple? No worries, the because the company has plans for the following brands, Sony, Toshiba, Gateway, Compaq and HP.

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Wal-Mart and Dell Do It

David Allen — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 12:00:48 +0000

Who would have though that we would ever see this, but they have gone ahead and made a lot of people very happy, for now they can go down to their local Wal-Mart and touch a Dell machine before having to pay for it.

The adverts show just the beginning of what has got to be something big.

So what do they have?

The Dell Dimension E521, dual-core Athlon, 1GB RAM, 320GB hard drive, Vista Home Premium, and a 19-inch monitor for $698!

As this is just beginning we should be seeing some special deals coming into the stores, hopefully we may even get to see the rumored $500 model in due course.

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Cheryl Downing on Low cost marketing for Inventors and Makers

max — Mon, 28 May 2007 03:43:07 +0000

Are you an inventor? Need some marketing help?

Cheryl Downing stopped by our booth and explained to us a little about Low cost marketing for inventors and makers.

Thank you Cheryl!

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Check out her website and Inventors Alliance for more information.

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Cheryl Downing on Low cost marketing for Inventors and Makers

Circuit Board Earings and Keyboard Cufflinks!

max — Thu, 24 May 2007 22:37:19 +0000

Check out some of the cool circuit board earing and keyboard cufflinks if you are a hardcore hacker! Thanks Nicola for the tip!

Thought your might get a kick out of my DIY geekware over at www.acornstudios.ca

I’ve just finished updating with a whole bunch of new creations that I think your readers might like if they are into fun geeky gifts. All hand made by me up in Edmonton, Canada.

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Circuit Board Earings and Keyboard Cufflinks!

ThinkGeek’s Magic Numbers T-shirt

max — Sat, 12 May 2007 10:54:56 +0000

Cool, ThinkGeek’s got their magic numbers going too! Very clever.

Hmm…. I wonder what comes after bf…c0???

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More 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0?

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ThinkGeek’s Magic Numbers T-shirt

A Mini-Nibbler For $20

max — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 04:58:20 +0000

Check out this nify mini-nibble for $20 found over at the Tool blog. Tool blog? That’s cool…

This tool would be great for many nifty DIY projects.

Unique blade and handle design requires less cutting effort than conventional snips. The metal is held firmly by the die while the movable center blade cuts. Starts from a hole as small as 1/4″. Jaws are made from heat-treated tool steel and are replaceable in seconds. Cuts up to 16 gauge aluminum, brass, and copper or up to 18 gauge mild steel. Made in France.

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A Mini-Nibbler For $20

Only 244 Windows Vista sold in China in TWO WEEKS!

max — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 20:26:44 +0000

Looks like there’s enough pirated version in China that out of the 2 billion people living there, ONLY 242 people bought the real version.

Others bought the pirated version like shown above. Our recommendation is to lower the Vista price where everyone in China can afford it instead of pricing it so high…

What do you think?

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Only 244 Windows Vista sold in China in TWO WEEKS!

Silicon Valley Electronics Fleamarket

max — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 18:51:55 +0000

I went to the Silicon Valley Electronics Fleamarket in San Jose this morning. It was great, I wanted to buy everything! I was too busy looking at all the cool stuff to actually buy much. I’m definitely going to this every time they have it…next one is May 12th, 5am to noon. Here’s a Flickr photoset with some pictures and comments from the fleamarket.

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Silicon Valley Electronics Fleamarket

Cheap MP3 Player

max — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 22:25:05 +0000

Check out these really cheap MP3 Players you can get one for around $15. These are actually way cheaper than the Motz and probably better since it supports SD/MMC cards.

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Cheap MP3 Player

Google Voice Local Search

max — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 01:24:48 +0000

Cool, now you can call 1-800-GOOG-411 to say what you need and wait for Google to call you back. This is tight since I don’t like callin’ 411 that much. Plus, it’s FREE!

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China Invasion = Chinavasion

max — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 23:25:37 +0000

Here’s an interesting site called Chinavasion.com where you can order gadgets from China on the cheap. Check out some of the cameras they got for $20.

Garrett found this site and he says, “You could probably buy a whole bunch of these fake MP4 players and sell them on ebay…make some money…”

Cool…

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China Invasion = Chinavasion

Octopart is a search engine for electronic parts

max — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 03:21:42 +0000

Check out this octopart search engine for electronic parts. It seems to searching mouser, digikey, and other major electronic part companies for stuff.
The creator dropped out of school to make this so everyone please take a look!
P.S. I couldn’t find any Make controllers, Cublocs, or any controllers that are not being sold through the major suppliers… (maybe they can add them…)

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Craigslist Hack – Browse images

max — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:29:49 +0000

Craigslist is very good for searching stuff except most of the time it’s in text but here’s a site that lets you browse craiglist with images only.

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Craigslist Hack – Browse images

Tech Digest’s Top 10 videos from CES!

max — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 11:43:22 +0000

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nice hoo*ers…

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my next TV…

[gv data="3i5_YDd6myI"][/gv]

Cool…more beer robots…

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Tech Digest’s Top 10 videos from CES!

DIY Tool – Epson unveils smallest GPS chip ever

max — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 22:41:53 +0000

Here’s the smallest GPS chip ever! Great news for us
hackers and DIYers!

PhysOrg.com says “thanks to clever use of space-saving technology the S4E19863 series is the world’s smallest GPS module (7 mm x 6 mm x 1.28 mm), making it ideal for applications with limited component space, such as mobile phones. ”

Epson’s new GPS is already being massed produced and is already integrated into NTT DoCoMo’s FOMA 903i series mobile phone. It does look extra tiny on that finger there.

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DIY Tool – Epson unveils smallest GPS chip ever

Coogy – search Nintendo Wii or PS3 on Ebay in real-time

max — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 18:57:55 +0000

I came across one of our MyBlog reader Coogy’s site, which is coogy.com. I checked it out and
it’s a real-time bidding information system that you can look up Nintendo Wii or PS3s.

Check it out HERE

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Coogy – search Nintendo Wii or PS3 on Ebay in real-time

Wii in stock ?

max — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 06:03:52 +0000

Steve submitted wii in stock searching site! I was at BestBuy yesterday and couldn’t find any wiis.
Now you can save some time.

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Wii in stock ?

CNET’s James Kim and family missing — have you seen them?

max — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 21:14:55 +0000

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Help us find James Kim by watching the video on ipod and more! Every click will help the video get on top of YouTube.

We’ve received word that a respected member of our tech community, James Kim (whom many of you may know as CNET’s senior editor of digital audio), and his family have gone missing. As we understand it, last weekend James, his wife Kati (above right), and his very young girls Penelope (left) and Sabine (baby), drove from their home in the SF Bay Area to Seattle. They were expected back some time Sunday, but were last seen by a hotel clerk at 5:45 PM on Saturday in or between Gold Beach or Portland, Oregon. We sincerely do hope they are all safe, and our hearts go out to the Kim family.

We’ll have more information as we get it. If you have any information as to the Kim family’s whereabouts, please contact the SFPD at 415-558-5508 during normal business hours, and 415-553-1071 after hours.

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Best place for Electronics in France

max — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 13:01:00 +0000

Here’s the best place for electronics in France!

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Best place for Electronics in France

Sources for Antennas

max — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 08:01:41 +0000

Check out Saelig for good antennas.

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Sources for Antennas

Video – Segway X2 on rugged terrains

max — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 01:53:24 +0000

[gv data="tDgvBfppnMk"][/gv]

Cool video of Segway X2 on rugged terrains via uniquedaily and techeblog. You can sometimes buy segway in bulk at ebay if you are thinking about starting a Segway Tour company.

….the rugged Segway x2 will go practically anywhere in the wild that you want to go, whether it’s along nature trails, over hilly terrain or on the beach. The Segway x2’s low-pressure tires cushion the ride on bumpy surfaces and minimize trail impact, while a continuous center rib provides a smooth ride on paved surfaces.

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Supplier – High Intensity LEDs

max — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 17:49:41 +0000

sunled

In search of high intesity LEDs for my new POV project, I have come up on this site, which has a good source of high intesity LEDs randing from color-changing to even rainbow LEDs.

Here’s some other cool high intensity sites:

high intensity LEDs from Jameco

high intesity bar lights

extremeled has bunch of cool LED fiber rods!

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DIY – Add Electric Motor to your bike

max — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 16:52:05 +0000

Courtesy of Vernon Slaney

I’ve seen groups of electric motor bikers the other day along the 17 mile drive in San Francisco, but here’s some cool links on the web about adding an electric motor to your bike:

The idea of attaching a small electric motor to a bicycle has long been one of my ambitions. When cycling home from work, whichever route I took it was always an up-hill journey of varying gradients, and I vowed that one day I would fit a motor to give that little extra help as and when needed. It seems a bit ironic that, now I have retired from work, I have at last got round to doing something about it. However, it does mean that I now have more time to experiment, and enjoy the results.

I’ve seen come cool kits that you can buy too including an interesting kit from china that has a minimum order quantity of 300 for those interested in starting a e-bike business. Bicycle-power.com has many cool links about e-bikes too.

Other links about custom electric power bikes:

Eric Peltzer’s Electric Bicycle via make
Build a custom electric power source for your bicycle

Bike motors

j wynia on electric bikes

Fully assembled E-bikes

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ZikiWiki – Technology wiki for hackers, diyers, mcu users, plc users, etc…

max — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 06:17:15 +0000

ZikiWiki is a technology wiki I created for technology. Well, right now I am just posting some stuff for my work but hopefully, it will get bigger and bigger and become a free useful tool for diyers, hackers, engineers, and etc…
Right now it’s in beta testing period, so if you need a place for your information organization, this might be a good place to start.

I thought about how restricted wikipedia was becoming, it’s like a free place that’s not free anymore, but here’s a wiki that is free, at least for now.

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Laminator machine using CUBLOC VIDEO

max — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 21:37:47 +0000

[gv data="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-6407323805779672585&hl=en" width="670" height="400"][/gv]

Here’s the laminator machine in Action I found.

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Laminator machine using CUBLOC VIDEO

Laminator machine using CUBLOC

max — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 17:33:37 +0000

Laminating machine based on Basic and Ladder processor…

Hmm…kinda cool, everyday I finding out things that people can make w/ CUBLOC…

This one uses CuBASE 64M board and CUBLOC CB290 from Comfile Technology.

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Laminator machine using CUBLOC

max — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 03:28:03 +0000

Here’s some secret pictures of bay bridge took from Treasure Island..

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Secret Pictures of San Francisco Bay Bridge�

Microelectronics

max — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 17:14:21 +0000

RF Component supplier in China.

“RF Components and digital sensor fields with a wide range of products including wideband RF transistors, SAW resonators/filters, ASK/FSK IC, ASK/FSK modules, digital sensors, RF and digital sensor related application solutions. We own a team of experienced RF engineers to meet customer’s technical support .And we can assist the customers to develop product solutions relative to RF, temperature, humidity and pressure.”

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Chinese Garden Tool Supplier

max — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 21:28:06 +0000

“We’re manufacturer specializing in researching, designing and manufacturing various type of Garden Tools, Power Tools and Cutting Tools. Our main products are Lawn Mower, Raker, Electric Chain Saw, Hedge Trimmer, Grinder, Polisher, Circular Saw, Miter Saw, HSS Drill Bits, Twist Drills, Masonry and Hammer Drills, Wood-Working Drills, Auger Bits, Flat Bits and Combination Drill Sets Etc.”

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Chinese Garden Tool Supplier

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