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Haha thanks, I took it apart and I am trying to figure out what to do with it. Google has not provided much answers.
Jun 21, 2008. 6:15 AMrevo_crazy
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would this work better if u put an offset weight on the motor so it produces more vibration
Yes, that would work, but that would decrease the music's frequency and that will make it sound unnatural...
May 12, 2008. 10:52 AMArtificial Intelligence
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This looks like a very fun project. It would be cool if you could upload a sound file.
Feb 5, 2008. 5:42 PMTrekky 1700
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Works well, is there any way to get the motor to spin? I took apart an xbox controller and am trying to get the vibration motors tospin with the sound.
Mar 7, 2008. 11:43 AMn0ukf
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if the motor was spinning (DC powered) the vibrations from the spinning would overpower any audio from your music device. Those vibration motors in game controllers also have an eccentric weight to enhance the vibration as they spin, so you'd have to take that off the shaft before using it as a speaker.
Mar 7, 2008. 1:13 PMTrekky 1700
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i wanted to use them so they vibrate to the music, not as actual speakers
the sound signal is moving them anyway, you might need more volum if they're the vibrating ones...
Thanks, I was trying different mods with it, but I have yet to figure out what I wanted to do with it.
Utilizing the power of magnets to produce sound.
I'm the guy who made the original motor speaker instructable: yeah yours is simplir, but whenever I tried it that way I didn't get very good quality, so that's why I used the IC.
Yea I used a stronger motor from a pretty powerful electric razor, and it gave me pretty good sound.
I cannot say that they are Bose quality. :p, but I can say that you can hear the music coming from the music device pretty clearly. They are "noise canceling", because the cup around the ear. But don't expect super loudness from vibrations from a motor, which is what I am saying. Try it yourself!
No sorry, I don't have a video camera. The camera that did have a video feature is dead now.
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