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Make a portable, multicharging device for your electronics, that will let you recharge your stuff in your car.
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Signing UpStep 1Gather stuff blah blah blah...
Ok, in order to make this fun and easy device, we'll need:
1) regular USB hub (bought mine at 1,99 store priced at R$ 7,90 -- about US$ 3,50)
2) car lighter cell phone recharger that outputs 5VDC@>500mA (I happen to have a LG Scorpio KP215 cell phone, so I bought mine for this model on a street seller for R$ 13,00 (about US$ 6,00) -- this happens to be a bonus, check it later)
3) hot melt glue (optional)
4) electrician black tape (we don't need crazy wires touching each other)
5) multmeter (optional, but ok to check cables, etc. I learned I had a bad cable -- later on this)
6) pliers
7) knife
1) regular USB hub (bought mine at 1,99 store priced at R$ 7,90 -- about US$ 3,50)
2) car lighter cell phone recharger that outputs 5VDC@>500mA (I happen to have a LG Scorpio KP215 cell phone, so I bought mine for this model on a street seller for R$ 13,00 (about US$ 6,00) -- this happens to be a bonus, check it later)
3) hot melt glue (optional)
4) electrician black tape (we don't need crazy wires touching each other)
5) multmeter (optional, but ok to check cables, etc. I learned I had a bad cable -- later on this)
6) pliers
7) knife
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try take better pictures and with the actual product instead of using tape and hot glue why not invest in a soldering iron?
their fairly cheap these days and can do a far better (and neater) job then hot glue can ever do so my suggestion try change the surface your recording on to a plain color (i recommend plain white) without wording on it because it creates to many visual cues which make the pictures annoying to look at and also try take higher res pictures, the quality of these aren't too great.
Apart from that good job mate! keep up the good work with the ideas
and i hope to see some more instructional's from you :)
~steve