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Wifi Radio - 5
Looking into the box, showing the back of the vacuum fluorescent display. The white piece bolted in the...
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Uploaded on Jan 12, 2010
Wifi Radio - 4
The flash washed out the text on the display. The knob on the right was taken off a Sony tuner I bought...
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Uploaded on Jan 12, 2010
Wifi Radio - 2
Quick shot of the components inside the box. The Asus 520gu board is on the right and the Atmel ATmega8...
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Uploaded on Jan 12, 2010
Wifi Radio - 3
Steaming All Things Considered from the KCRW Simulcast. The file is 2 of 10 in the playlist, and I've...
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Uploaded on Jan 12, 2010
Wifi Radio - 1
My completed Wifi Radio based off the design posted by Jeff at mightyohm.com. I followed...
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Uploaded on Jan 12, 2010
Soldering Iron Timer image 8
It works great! I just need to find an old neon bulb to indicate power is on for the top.
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Uploaded on Aug 24, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 7
Soldering Iron Timer image 6
I added a power cord and a wall outlet to the [now] back cover of the box, along with a 5A fuse.
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Uploaded on Aug 24, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 5
The left momentary toggle switch (press down to enable) is "Cancel/Clear", and opens the relay...
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 4
The left momentary toggle switch (press down to enable) is "Cancel/Clear", and opens the relay...
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 3
This is now the front of the control box. It used to be the top of the parallel port switch box.
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 2
The control board and display from the microwave I found discarded on a street curb.
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2009
Soldering Iron Timer image 1
I took a 25-pin parallel port switch box and cut a hole in the top (now the front) for the display. ...
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Uploaded on Aug 23, 2009
512MB_Lego2
Here is a 512MB Lexar JumpDrive housed in two modified Lego bricks.
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Uploaded on Feb 15, 2007
512MB_Lego1
I took the contents of a 512MB Lexar JumpDrive and put them in a couple Lego bricks.
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Uploaded on Feb 15, 2007
