Nadav Ami
Member Since: November 4, 2009
Country: Canada
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Looks like it's time for coffee #2...
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It's a typo, in the specs below (and user manual) it says "Approximately 60 minutes with alkaline batteries and 120 minutes with nickel-metal hydride"
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Not sure if they're waterproof, but what about a surface transducer on the outside of the bucket?
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That awkward moment when you find out that your siamese twins are joined by the crotch...
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Ugh, you could think that they could build me an ACTUAL dog house...
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It's alive!
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Any chance of getting the part number of the PTC?
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Hey man, I feel you there! I just graduated HS, i'm in Electronics Engineering in college (freakin' awesome by the way). The way I look at is is half the fun is designing things on a budget, makes you work all that much harder but you also get that much more experience.
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Pretty much any metal object could be used as a heatsink, I remember seeing someone use a beer bottle cap as a stand in for a heatsink.
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yep there is, but youll need an Arduino board to program it. Check out this link for more info. http://hlt.media.mit.edu/?p=1229
No public wish lists :(