June 28, 2007

The Perfect LED Light

The Perfect Light

Project to build your own LED light. Parts, schematics, etc.

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Nixie Clock Kits and Parts

Sphere's Nixie Tube Clock Page

A site that provides kits to build Nixie clocks and other cool gadgets.

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DIY outdoor gear

Make your own stuff sack out of a Fed Ex envelope and more.

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Data Logger for a Slow Cooker

Circuit Cellar - Digital Library - 154 John Moyer

A great project to control a slow cooker for BBQ. Awesome project.

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June 22, 2007

Neat conversion of a newsbox into a electronic newbox

Design on deadline: The digital newsstand

A great conversion. Takes an old nuwspaper box and hooks a monitor up to it to display news slideshows.

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June 21, 2007

A great selection of modern BBQ accessories

Cool Hunting: BBQ Extras

A great article over at cool hunting about interesting BBQ accessories.

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June 19, 2007

The Royal League of Bunnies

A great drinking game. I used to spend an inordinate amount of time matering things like this at one time. Never got around to this one though. A shame, really.
A large selection of the rules can be found here

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June 15, 2007

Cool tutorial on making scratch boards for AVR programming

Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories - Using AVR microcontrollers: Minimalist target boards

Nice Feature at the EMS labs.

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June 07, 2007

Beginner electronics lectures

Spark Fun Electronics

A series of lectures for people with "mild" electronics backgrounds. Well written.

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June 06, 2007

Tutorial on How to connect a 3.3V device to a 5V microcontroller

Spark Fun Electronics

A concise tutorial on ways to connect a 3.3V device to a 5V microcontroller correctly. Nice.

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