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But technology changed all that, as unique projects became $5 toys from China. A lot of the enthusiast magazines disappeared or went mainstream. I went back to my regular life at my regular job building conventional devices
.It seems things are changing again, thanks to the Internet and technology
. The Internet has enabled people to collaborate and share ideas from all over the world. It has brought out generosity in people which allows Web Sites like this one to run on free Open Source software. If two brains working together are better than one, how about one thousand? One million?
Please share your projects, ideas, and tips, at least the ones you're realistically never going to market. How about information about new high efficientcy, simple color LED controller chips? Compact water pumps? Motion detectors to hook up to those pumps so the neighborhood kids can beat the heat? Anyone care to make an auxiliary car horn that will politely remind drivers that it's time to go, maybe with a Road Runner "Meep Meep" sound? I'm sure some of you big-brained people out there can think of a lot more
!
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By Beech nut
Disgusting Project Alert - Read at your own risk!
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Electronic
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By Beef jerky
Programmable 6 color LED lightshow
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Electronic
See also LEDs
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Electronic
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Water Project Safety Tips By Andywang
Water adds a serious risk of electrocution! Here are some ways I can think of to help decrease the risk. Please add or comment!
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- Warning - Electrocution Hazard - WARNING: The combination of water with elctricity presents a serious electrocution hazard. Projects in this section must use low voltage valves designed for sprinklers. All connections must be insulated and kept above ground (out of water). Project casing must be non-conductive. Positive and negative wiring must be bundled together. If household AC is used, a high quality low voltage power supply must be used, and kept in a dry location indoors, and a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) must be in circuit, with a functioning earth ground.
The publishers of this Web Site, and the overwhelming majority of our contributors are not safety experts. No one associated with this Web Site represents that the construction or use of any of the projects contained herein is safe for the user or nearby people or pets. It is always up to you to evaluate each project's risks and make a careful decision whether to build. If you are't qualified to make such a decision do not attempt to build the project! By using this Web Site you agree to hold the owners and all contributors harmless.
Please click the link to see contributed safety information.Posted by Andywang, on May 27 2006, in Fluidic