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- Mad Gyver's entry Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects is a winner in the Arduino Contest 2017 contest 6 months ago
Winner! - Mad Gyver's entry Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects is a finalist in the Arduino Contest 2017 contest 6 months agoFinalist
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months ago
- Mad Gyver's instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects's weekly stats: 8 months ago
- 33,097 views422 favorites93 comments
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months ago
Thanks! Unfortunately no, this LED strip needs 12 volts to operate, also at 9 volts it's light is very dim...
Thickness is about 1.2mm. We have both clear and light diffusion tubes
There is some shop in Moscow... PC tubes, caps ant a lot of other PC products
View Instructable »Thanks =) But did you mean solder? I didn't use welding in this project...
- Mad Gyver made the instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months agoView Instructable »
Yes, you can charge 3S battery via USB, but you need cheap charging board and... two 6-pin or one 12-pin switch, I designed an re-connection scheme (serial-parallel) as attached schemes
- Mad Gyver's instructable Automatic Trash Bin's weekly stats: 8 months ago
- 991 views30 favorites1 comments
- Mad Gyver entered Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects in the Arduino Contest 2017 contest 8 months ago
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months ago
thanx, I entered this project in arduino contest, you can find it in the list!
I tryed to make the best saber, and I think I could, thanx! =)
May the Force be with you! I have a lot of interesting projects in my Russian blog, but the best of them will be here, in Instructables =)
View Instructable »but what for?
- Mad Gyver made the instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months agoView Instructable »
Thanks =) I've attached some drawing for you
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable Arduino Based Lightsaber With Light and Sound Effects8 months agoView Instructable »
Aliexpress =)
- Mad Gyver posted an instructable Automatic Trash Bin8 months ago
- Mad Gyver's instructable DIY Time Control Machine's weekly stats: 9 months ago
- 5,117 views90 favorites19 comments
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable DIY Time Control Machine9 months agoView Instructable »
thanx =)
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable DIY Time Control Machine9 months agoView Instructable »
It looks like better in real life, without black lines. Smooth perfect time stop effectc!
- Mad Gyver posted an instructable DIY Time Control Machine9 months ago
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable DIY LED Spinner1 year agoView Instructable »
nice job!
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable DIY LED Spinner1 year agoView Instructable »
Because it can work with 3.3 V. Blue can power 3,3 V too, but red and yellow can't
- Mad Gyver's instructable DIY LED Spinner's weekly stats: 1 year ago
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- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable DIY LED Spinner1 year agoView Instructable »
Why we need resistors? Because of red and yellow LEDs can't be powered by 3.3 volt, they will burn out. Resistor limits the current, and also I choose 100 Ohm because of equal brightness of all the diodes.
- Mad Gyver posted an instructable DIY LED Spinner1 year ago
- Mad Gyver's instructable DIY Electric Shocker's weekly stats: 1 year ago
- 613 views20 favorites0 comments
- Mad Gyver commented on Mad Gyver's instructable How to Make a Boomerang1 year ago
Winner!
Where do you get so powerful power source? 5V and about 3-2 Ams?