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- TomGoff commented on printedgadgets's instructable 3D Printed Robot Dog
- TomGoff's instructable Arduino Science Clock's weekly stats:
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- TomGoff commented on TomGoff's instructable Arduino Science ClockView Instructable »
Thanks for the info, I would imagine my sister (PhD Biology) picked up on this and was far too polite to tell her brother (industrial engineer)!
- TomGoff entered Arduino Science Clock in the Colors of the Rainbow Contest contest
- TomGoff posted an instructable Arduino Science Clock
- TomGoff commented on cfb70's instructable DIY Spherical Tube LampView Instructable »
What a beautiful lamp! Well done for winning the PVC challenge, well deserved
- TomGoff's entry Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555 is a winner in the PVC Speed Challenge contest
Winner!
- TomGoff's entry Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555 is a finalist in the PVC Speed Challenge contest
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- TomGoff's instructable Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555's weekly stats:
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- TomGoff commented on TomGoff's instructable Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555View Instructable »
Hi, thanks for looking at my instructable. I found the depth varies greatly depending on the size and type of metal. If you spend some time tuning it it detects aluminium up to about 400mm in air. It varies a great deal in sand or soil. I’m going to replace the ne555 timers with cmos versions as they are meant to be more stable and you can tune the detector to have a better signal to noise ratio
- TomGoff commented on TomGoff's instructable Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555View Instructable »
Thank you for your comment and looking at my instructable. I’ll put the stl files up as soon as I get the chance
- TomGoff entered Metal Detector - Variable Frequency Using 555 in the PVC Speed Challenge contest
- TomGoff's instructable Hackvent Calendar's weekly stats:
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- TomGoff followed NanoRobotGeek
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- TomGoff commented on NanoRobotGeek's instructable Light-Tracking BEAM Robot HeadView Instructable »
This a beautiful piece of engineering and craftsmanship plus a very investing project. Nice work!
- TomGoff posted an instructable Hackvent Calendar
- TomGoff's instructable Homebrew 8-Bit Computer With TinyBASIC and ATMEGA1284P's weekly stats:
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- TomGoff commented on TomGoff's instructable Homebrew 8-Bit Computer With TinyBASIC and ATMEGA1284P
Thanks for the comment I will correct this ASAP.
View Instructable »I agree with you about BASIC, I made a Colour Maximitte kit computer that is a 32bit machine running MMBASIC. It is a really good version of BASIC and I've written games for it in BASIC, with decent graphics, and it is smooth and fast.
- TomGoff commented on ASCAS's instructable The Ultimate FM Transmitter (Long Range Spybug)View Instructable »
I made this on a Saturday afternoon with my 9 year old Son, took about 2-3 hours and we built it on perf board. It works very well indeed. Thanks for posting.
- TomGoff commented on liquidhandwash's instructable How to Design and Build a Go Kart.View Instructable »
Great project I've leaned loads from this! I'm building an electric kart for my kids and blogging on it as I go. I'll get an instructable together when I'm done. http://iceni-design.co.uk/electric-go-kart-blog.ht...
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Nice build!