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embedded instructable - all links are missing, formatting a bit off
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sending links from a specific step from pro user to non-pro user
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pasting from MS Word does weird things
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Ten Thousand Instructables!
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» yes, it is imprecise but very cheap and simple. for some applications that can be useful.
» i just taped it to the bottom of the pen shaft.
» I created this project originally for the Hungry Science Handbook. If you read the cha…
» I added a warning about this to the project
» a lot of electronic parts are lead free because the sane parts of the world made lead e…
» to turn it off just remove the coin cell. you want it very simple since you are just g…
» power on the FET is based on the voltage across it, which is the difference between the…
» oh, good info! it looks like your ceiling is a bit lower than mine.
» single axis with a rotating panel of LEDs is much easier if you are starting from scrat…
» switching to a PA type speaker will get you a lot more volume from the same amp. books…
» i just taped it to the bottom of the pen shaft.
» I created this project originally for the Hungry Science Handbook. If you read the cha…
» I added a warning about this to the project
» a lot of electronic parts are lead free because the sane parts of the world made lead e…
» to turn it off just remove the coin cell. you want it very simple since you are just g…
» power on the FET is based on the voltage across it, which is the difference between the…
» oh, good info! it looks like your ceiling is a bit lower than mine.
» single axis with a rotating panel of LEDs is much easier if you are starting from scrat…
» switching to a PA type speaker will get you a lot more volume from the same amp. books…
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Jan 3, 2011. 7:33 AMlastmenet
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dan, how can i change the animation of the monkey letric? im using window 7. any sofware u recomended?
Oct 30, 2010. 8:43 AMemilemil
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I love the article on off grid party sound systems! Super helpful. I am building one of my own. I wanted to ask a question about the amps: All of the speakers listed are 8ohm speakers, meaning your tk2050 100w amp would only output 40watts into the 8ohm speakers. is 40w enough to drive say a 100w speaker?
im looking into buying a Kustom KPC15 15". 97db 1w/1m. 100w rms(based on good reviews) and that is the problem I am faced with. Thanks for any help!
im looking into buying a Kustom KPC15 15". 97db 1w/1m. 100w rms(based on good reviews) and that is the problem I am faced with. Thanks for any help!
Feb 5, 2007. 3:01 PMheyfeaver
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Dan; You seem to have the most up to date info on DYO LED applications.I found you through your "Ultimate Night Vision Headlamp" which I am currently putting together for my wife to use at our bush camp. The camp is running on 12vdc 100amp hr. solar powered batteries.Interior lighting up to this point has been RV 12v. 1156 and 1157 running lights. I don't know how much power they use compared to the amount of light they produce but they sure knock the batteries down. Can I get the same amount of light using less power with one of your power supply curcuits and LED's. (more light less power is the key)
i would use a White 12v LED flex strip so you don't wast power in the conversion from low to high voltage as in fluorescent lights they would also be dimmable so you could adjust the brightness to extend battery life if needed and they only cost about $5/ft:-)
probably you want a 12V fluorescent light, those are the most efficient. probably 8x more efficient than your running lights.
Jan 24, 2010. 3:24 AMtala910185010
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What a tremendous lamp shade! I really enjoyed.I WILL TEACH IT TO MY STUDENTS.Thanks.God speed
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