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For this weekend, we will show you how to make an ethernet controlled color organ that can be applied for some kind of stage lighting.
We will be using the party light we made and simply plugin the
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Here’s a cool video of optical recognition LEDs. Seems pretty easy to make, can you hack one?
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Wow, check out how you can use your computer FAN as a generator to power your cellphone and other small electrical devices!
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This is the best sniffer for embedded TCP/IP applications in my opinion. There a lot of options such as HTTP filtering, UDP, TCP, DHCP, and you can also use it for capturing packets to break WEP codes… (not that i recommend it.)
Here’s a 64KB Commodore PDA system that runs BASIC. Tight!
Here are a few pics of my own DTV Hummer project. I had an old PSOne LCD screen lying around and I thought I’d make a C64 laptop. Actually, it’s more like a C64 PDA! It measures 6.5 x 6 x 1.5 inches (15.5 x 16.5 x 4 cm) when closed. It can run from an AC wall adapter or 6 NiMH AA batteries. The keyboard is hacked from a portable folding keyboard for a Jornada PDA which ou
Here’s a cool hack on getting the circuit from your ordinary clock and using it as a super accurate 1-second pulsing circuit.
Here’s a nice little RC buggy for future reference on RC mods…
This was probably the most important thing to achieve. The R/C vehicle that I’m using has 2 servos, one to move the position of the front wheels and therefore controls steering and the other controls a mechanical speed controller (push it forwards and you go forwards, backwards and you reverse with an zone in the middle of not moving).
Servos are driven by a PWM signal which allows accurate positioni
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You will need this for your next homemade tatoos… :p
Wow, here’s a cool way to make some etched candy box for Valentines day using some everyday hacker’s parts!
Speaking of killing you, as we are using water and electricity here, please be supper-duper cautious. I can’t be held responsible for burned fingers, house fires, dead cats or any combination thereof. Please use some common sense!
This is a decent project that should cost you little or no money, depending on what you have laying around the house. The idea is to u
