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breakout pinball

cut some wood and connect some electronics, and you have a working game

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Step 1McMaster Carr

Get all your construction knick-knacks at the biggest warehouse ever. Get an extension spring, some handled grips. At All Electronics, get some Red/Green LEDs, some yellow LEDs, some really small, sensiitive switches, a 12v power supply(optional), and a big button. Also be sure to get an Arduino controller and breadboard.

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10 comments

Dec 30, 2008. 10:51 AMgahrere says:

Hi guys could you please post a video on how it is played? Also your details are very limited could you elaborate clearly demonstrating step by step setup? Anyway it seems its a kool game. Thanx.

Aug 3, 2011. 1:16 AM

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Dec 13, 2008. 12:13 PMDELETED_spoonty says:

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Dec 13, 2008. 2:03 PM

gmjhowe says:

seconded!

Dec 14, 2008. 10:19 AM

PKM says:

Thirded (fourth if you count 8bit). Last all-nighter I pulled was finishing my second year project, but my window didn't face the right direction so I didn't catch sunrise. Not sure I would have noticed anyway, 14 solid hours of coding Java has that effect on your sanity.