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Wireless Altoids Cycle Computer

Step 12Finished Making!

Finished Making!
Now that we're done making, power up your new Arduino based cycle computer!

Open up the Processing sketch, move the front wheel so that the magnet passes the sensor and you should see the graph come to life!
You current speed will also be displayed on the 16x2 lcd!

NOTE: I couldn't have completed this project without the help of Adam O'Hern's work with the Arduino and Processing code! My slight modifications do not amount to the time and effort he has put into building the original code! Adam - Thankyou!

I hope that this instructable inspires you to create your own arduino based cycle computer! :)



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Mar 21, 2012. 6:53 AMDaniel Deacon says:
you should add a simple project box like this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310376577132#ht_1286wt_952

mark out the LCD then get a dremel and cut the box, it will look much better and would be less affected by water


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