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Jdlee77
Member Since: December 17, 2011
Country: United States
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I could not agree more. I have gotten into the habit of documenting my projects on my personal Wiki and creating a QR code for each project link. That way when I take the project to my local hacker space (shameless plug Shop 23b) if others are interested they can scan it and have all of the docs to go with it.
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Awesome work! Thanks for your support!
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Where are my 3D glasses when I need them….
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Aprox: 17 seconds Source: Igniters
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I would not use this product for something that needs to ignite immediately. I would build in a delay to the code to start gas flow after a few seconds (until it gets hot) Plus im sure it draws a lot of power (not good for a portable project) For immediate ignition I would use the Spark Gap Igniter or the Piezo Igniter.
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I could have used a few of these a couple months ago! Fire Dept came through and said we didn’t have “Exit” signs above a couple of our warehouse doors. Paid $75 each from McMaster… McMaster Carr Exit Signs
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It is the Rev 2, it has the mounting hole in the PCB.
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Awesome project! This is definitely on my list to build. LEGO tank tracks work well for a small cable track.
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This will come in handy for my Slaperoo project!
No public wish lists :(