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- Constructed's instructable Edison Bulb Pendant Lamp's weekly stats:
- Constructed entered Edison Bulb Pendant Lamp in the Lamps and Lighting Contest contest
- Constructed entered WiFi Dog Feeder Using Esp32 Cam in the Microcontroller Contest contest
- Constructed's instructable Ultrasonic Mosquito Killer's weekly stats:
- Constructed entered Ultrasonic Mosquito Killer in the The 1000th Contest contest
- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable Ultrasonic Sound Gun (Parametric Speaker)View Instructable »
The beam could definitely be tuned based on the wavelength and location of each transducer, but for this project I wanted to keep it simple and accessible to just about anyone. The transducers are just put neatly into the perfboard and soldered with the correct polarity to make them in phase with each other.
- Constructed's instructable Homemade Arduino TV-B-Gone's weekly stats:
- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable Homemade Arduino TV-B-GoneView Instructable »
Just about any logic level N Channel mosfet will work, the current is only about 1amp.A lower input gate capacitance will be better though
- Constructed entered Homemade Arduino TV-B-Gone in the Arduino Contest 2020 contest
- Constructed's instructable Ultrasonic Sound Gun (Parametric Speaker)'s weekly stats:
- Constructed entered Ultrasonic Sound Gun (Parametric Speaker) in the 3D Printed Contest contest
- Constructed's instructable Ohms Law for Dummies's weekly stats:
- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable Ohms Law for DummiesView Instructable »
Imagine the acronym PEIR placed vertically. P is the top and R is the bottom, to go up (towards P) you would have to multiply. Ex. R*I=E, I*E=P. And to go down (Towards R) you have to divide. Ex P/E=I, E/I=R. The formulas in the outer circle are also pretty cool, but unrelated (kina) to the PEIR method I was talking about. All the formulas in the P quarter can be calculated to find Power, E quarter can find Voltage and so on!All it really takes is practice, practice and more practice!
- Constructed entered Ohms Law for Dummies in the Electronics Tips & Tricks Challenge contest
- Constructed's instructable Building a Massive Tarot 690s Hexacopter!'s weekly stats:
- Constructed entered Building a Monster Tarot 690s Hexacopter! in the Wireless Contest contest
- Constructed entered Building a Monster Tarot 690s Hexacopter! in the Make It Move Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable Dubai 225 Quadcopter Build - Stop MotionView Instructable »
Thanks!
- Constructed's instructable Dubai 225 Quadcopter Build - Stop Motion's weekly stats:
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- Constructed entered Dubai 225 Quadcopter Build - Stop Motion in the GIFs Challenge 2017 contest
- Constructed entered Dubai 225 Quadcopter Build - Stop Motion in the Make It Fly! Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed's instructable How to Make a Remote Controlled Spy Rover's weekly stats:
- Constructed entered How to Make a Remote Controlled Spy Rover in the Invention Challenge 2017 contest
- Constructed entered How to Make a Remote Controlled Spy Rover in the Power Supply Contest contest
- Constructed entered How to Make a Remote Controlled Spy Rover in the Explore Science Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed's instructable Wrist Mounted Laser Gauntlet Prototype's weekly stats:
- Constructed entered Wrist Mounted Laser Gauntlet Prototype in the Power Supply Contest contest
- Constructed entered Wrist Mounted Laser Gauntlet Prototype in the Lights Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed's instructable LED Aquarium Light Conversion's weekly stats:
- Constructed entered How to Make a Micro Hexacopter in the Photography Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed entered LED Aquarium Lights for Under $10 in the Lights Contest2017 contest
- Constructed's instructable How to Make a Micro Hexacopter's weekly stats:
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- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable How to Make a Micro Hexacopter
Funny you should say that because I'm working on one of my next projects (brushless micro) right now!
View Instructable »Thanks! Go for it dude! I might have to warn you though, it's an addicting hobby!
- Constructed entered How to Make a Micro Hexacopter in the Microcontroller Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed entered How to Make a Micro Hexacopter in the Robotics Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed entered Turn Nearly Anything Into an Instrument in the Sensors Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed's instructable How to build a 210 Quadcopter's weekly stats:
- Constructed's entry Cheap and Easy Micro Quadcopter is a winner in the Design Now: 3D Design Contest 2016 contest
- Constructed entered How to build a 210 Quadcopter in the Sensors Contest 2017 contest
- Constructed commented on Toglefritz's instructable A 3D Printed Quadruped RobotView Instructable »
WOW! This is amazing! The rest of us dont stand a chance in the 3d printing contest! How in the world did you make the parts list look like that?!
- Constructed's entry Cheap and Easy Micro Quadcopter is a finalist in the Design Now: 3D Design Contest 2016 contest
- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable DIY Bike LED LightsView Instructable »
When I first started this project, I was just as confused as you are about this! Because how confusing I know it can be, Ill try to give you as much info as possible. For a "regular" led strip, you can only achieve single colors such as rgbw. Using this strips will only result in a solid red strip, a solid green strip and so on, though you could flash between colors. To be able to perform animations, you will need to buy individually addressable led strips. These will have a Positive tab, a Negative Tab and a Data tab. The data tab can be connected to an arduino or other board to address each individual LED, meaning you can change the color of each led to perform animations, in this case a cycle through the rainbow. The best place to find these would be adafruits Neopixel, but s…
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- Constructed commented on Constructed's instructable Homemade 3 Axis Gimbal
Im working on it right now!
Thats weird... They were working an hour ago. Thanks for letting me know, ill fix it!
Yes I would definitely recommend the shorter arms! Total cost, not counting tools, id say around $80-$90
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- Constructed entered Homemade 3 Axis Gimbal in the Design Now: 3D Design Contest 2016 contest
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