mike.mcclure.3990

You are so naughty....hehe..what about checking the vacuum-motor in case it was going the wrong way too ??? Perhaps mounting motor and cyclone on a horizontal axis ?? Uh oh... gyroscopic procession..... !!!

Good job... well done... I've made a few so I have one at each workstation .. Saver tip.. use the lid that came with the paint pail for the "TOP of the PAIL". It is already a perfect fit and is free. AH Huh... "The vacuum will cause it to permanently clip onto the pail !!!" Not in my experience.Maybe because the total "vacuum" exerted on this straight-through is not great .Enjoy

Per the 3.3v link.... This is the 3.3V version so, as always, keep in mind the limits of system voltage and so forth. The lower system voltage also has its advantages, though, like ease of use with many common 3.3V sensors. There is a voltage regulator on board so it can accept voltage up to 12VDC. If you’re supplying unregulated power to the board, be sure to connect to the “RAW” pin on not VCC.Perhaps that means you won’t need the 5v converter?

I had the same Q. Looking forward to info.. Though I know it is a mini speaker/sounder... just wondering where/what it does.. M

I had the same Q. Looking forward to info.. Though I know it is a mini speaker/sounder... just wondering where/what it does.. M

Well done and good thinking... I love your hands-on approach... Good thinking on the wooden wheels... I might make mine form some polycarbonate that i rescued (Bank security barriers)

the cans are low in mass (weight) and high in surface area... SO...They will cool down really quickly.... seconds..

Wow... You've made it look so easy .... This could be the most fun I've had since I accidentally reversed the 12v supply on a TRS80-mod3 in 1978 and popped a few transistors..

Well done... good pics and double language..