video://blip.tv/file/get/Make-TheBasicStampAwesomeElectronicsWorkshop621
Check out Bre’s new video on Basic Stamp howto with Joe Grand. He’s also got some pdfs with instructions.
Here’s a cool DIY on how to convert your home phone lines into an ethernet network. I’ve tried this before with some success but here’s a great how to you can follow.
Coarch says,
This is a guide to hacking the wiring of your home. Changing it from a phone line based system to a flexible and extensible home network. I upgraded the wiring in my condo since we didn’t use a analog phone service. I changed all my phone port
Okay, I know some of you need more space if you live in a small apartment. Use a Danglony, a lightweight retractable balony for relaxing over your streets.
Suspended by two steel chains fastened on rescue rope hooks high up on the window frame (alternative suspension) Cost: 5 hours work, building materials for about 500 NOK
Here’s a cool DIY on how to build your own laptop using a microcontroller and an LCD. Well we should really call it, “MCU Laptop” but it’s a great exercise for anyone learning computer hardware.
Ever thought to yourself, “Hey, I could probably build my own computer if I really tried.” Or maybe, “Man, I really need a laptop with an embarrassingly low-resolution display, a processor that goes at 256 Instructions
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGbbag9dklU
Wow, check out this awesome homemade balancing skateboard. As a skateboarder myself, this is way too cool…
It’s very similar to a snowboard to ride, requiring no user input other than the movement of your body mass. Leaning forwards and backwards controls the velocity and moving your weight from heal to toe controls the turn radius. It’s easy and very intuitive to ride.
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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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video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQNtb7tqWoQ
Check out this cool wii hack that allows you to use wii controller as a Midi controller!
This is very similar to the Wii guitar but you could probably do more with midi.
Thanks crustea for the tip!
In addition to the traditional buttons, force feedback and the integrated mini-speaker, the true innovation is the presenc