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A new trick for the oogoo fans..?
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» Try this: get a Peltier unit (extracted from any old dead cooler - it's seldom the Pelt…
» "a buddy with Vectric Aspire or something similar. Somebody let me know if there is so…
» They serve their burritos wrapped in tinfoil and encourage patrons to create tinfoil sc…
» You don't by any chance have a "Freebirds" burrito restaurant nearby do you? :-)
» I got a delivery yesterday that included a small sac of silica gel. Pulverised it with…
» For Halloween a skull might be fun. That was actually Steve's implementation. The reces…
» My favourite fakery is fake cakes iced with fake icing, using silicone caulk, acrylic p…
» Only one way to find out :-) But I suspect that 20V will be OK - it was for mine. Or...…
» PS for outdoor use you simply plug the 12V computer fan directly in to the solar panel …
» Try this: get a Peltier unit (extracted from any old dead cooler - it's seldom the Pelt…
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I know you've been around for a while, but I realized I never said hello. Thanks for sharing your projects, and welcome to Instructables!
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Let me know if you have any questions.
You've probably already found your way around, but in case you haven't seen these, here's a guided tour of Instructables and an Instructable for making Instructables.
Thanks! All the positive feedback definitely encourages one to keep at it :-) I did sign up some time back but this is my first posted instructable - though it won't be my last; I just started with the simplest one in my "to do" list so I could learn how it all works. Cutting & pasting from my Google-hosted To Do list.. anything here that would be particularly interesting to anyone? stereo hacks (disposable pairs, dad's sliding frame, lcd display, holmes card viewer) lcd-based stereo monitor home made trading cards (like UT/Dead Cats) vectrex joystick overlay vectrex paint job & vector emulator - Graham
I say yes to each of them. My feeling is that anything you are passionate about makes a great Instructable. If you wanted to confirm, you could always post a topic in the forum asking for feedback.
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