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Home DIY - How to Build a Home Theater for your Home!

by max on March 16th, 2009
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I’ve always been thinking of making my own theater at my home, here’s a great example of how to do it all yourself, complete with pics, kitchen, bathroom, and more. Final Equipment List: Panasonic PT-AE3000 Projector 129″ wide SmX ProLine Screen - 2.37:1 Denon 3808ci Receiver Playstation 3 (bluray + media + games) Monitor Audio RS6 left and right front speakers Monitor ...

DIY Amateur TV Receiver!

by max on June 26th, 2008
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Here’s another cool DIY amateur TV receiver! This is a 1.2 GHz microwave antenna made from regular 6″ household air duct. It picks up a signal from our new Amateur TV repeater. (The repeater will take a TV signal from anywhere in the local county, and retransmits it to everywhere in the local county.) The antenna looks like a giant flashlight. via make ...

Midnight Cravings

by max on June 1st, 2007
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Here’s some midnight cravings. Check out the Star Trek that finally got SOLD for 5 times its market value! Talk about Hybrid cars with solar panels on the roof! I’ve seen some RVs near my neighborhood in SF that are like this but for hybrid cars? It’s not new technology but great re-make of old technology. I do like the BMW Hydrogen Ecology Vehicle that’s comin ...

Set up your Wi Fi Network

by David Allen on May 16th, 2007
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Do you have dreams of taking over a city? Well maybe you can, we are talking Wi Fi right? Anyway Meraki have developed this cool little set up, where you can buy as many of the little Wi Fi repeater modules as you need, of which each one has a 10/100 auto crossover Ethernet port, this can connect to non Wi Fi compatible hardware. The little units can be bought in lots of 3, 20 or if you ...

DIY - How to hack your Linksys router as a repeater

by max on August 25th, 2006
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here’s an article on how to hack your Linksys router to act as a repeater. Your neighbor is in possession of router A. It is set to factory defaults initially. This is important because it shows the victim isn’t technically savvy and won’t notice your intrusion. You have router B, a Linksys WRT54G that you will be putting into client mode and connecting to router A. Th ...