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By rprice , 4 August 2016

Walabot | Create. Play. Discover.

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http://walabot.com/
High 3D resolution 18 antenna array Imaging API Raw signal data See through walls Android application*
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By rprice , 4 August 2016

Walabot | Create. Play. Discover.

Link
http://walabot.com/
High 3D resolution 18 antenna array Imaging API Raw signal data See through walls Android application*
hardware
battideas
makers
By rprice , 13 November 2015

Project Repair: Project "Mistral MM-1 Hybrid Tube Amplifier Modification"

Link
http://projectrepair.blogspot.sg/2013/08/project-mistral-mm-1-hybrid-tube.html
This man purchased a cheap Tube Amp, and rather than simply accept the poor quality, he upgraded the crap out of it with some better components. If you can't open it, you don't own it.
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makers
hardware
bluetooth
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stempunks
By rprice , 13 November 2015

Project Repair: Project "Mistral MM-1 Hybrid Tube Amplifier Modification"

Link
http://projectrepair.blogspot.sg/2013/08/project-mistral-mm-1-hybrid-tube.html
This man purchased a cheap Tube Amp, and rather than simply accept the poor quality, he upgraded the crap out of it with some better components. If you can't open it, you don't own it.
audio
makers
hardware
bluetooth
battideas
stempunks
By rprice , 4 November 2015

Mossberg: It's time for Google to make its own hardware | The Verge

Link
http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/4/9666760/walt-mossberg-google-nexus-hardware-i…
it's perfectly possible for a company with Google's clout and resources to hire more hardware engineers and designers, create unique devices, and outsource its manufacturing. Here are five reasons why it should do just that.
Google
android
hardware
By rprice , 4 November 2015

Mossberg: It's time for Google to make its own hardware | The Verge

Link
http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/4/9666760/walt-mossberg-google-nexus-hardware-i…
it's perfectly possible for a company with Google's clout and resources to hire more hardware engineers and designers, create unique devices, and outsource its manufacturing. Here are five reasons why it should do just that.
Google
android
hardware
By rprice , 25 August 2015

Your PC Needs a Control Panel Like This One | Make:

Link
http://makezine.com/2015/08/21/worthy-mission-control-panel-not-faint-heart/?ut…
Reddit user smashcuts decided to liven up his interactions with his hardware by building a fully functional overhead control panel for his computer. The 100 programmable buttons range from practical to ridiculous, but smashcuts puts the “fun” in even the most useful functions. His “Main Systems” panel triggers his most used programs, while peripheral panels house switches that function for OS shortcuts or for program-specific commands. All of these he has cleverly codified with nerdy pseudonyms.
battideas
hardware
fun
interface
arduino
By rprice , 25 August 2015

Your PC Needs a Control Panel Like This One | Make:

Link
http://makezine.com/2015/08/21/worthy-mission-control-panel-not-faint-heart/?ut…
Reddit user smashcuts decided to liven up his interactions with his hardware by building a fully functional overhead control panel for his computer. The 100 programmable buttons range from practical to ridiculous, but smashcuts puts the “fun” in even the most useful functions. His “Main Systems” panel triggers his most used programs, while peripheral panels house switches that function for OS shortcuts or for program-specific commands. All of these he has cleverly codified with nerdy pseudonyms.
battideas
hardware
fun
interface
arduino
By rprice , 9 February 2015

Free Music Archive: Build A Mixing Bowl Reverb

Link
https://freemusicarchive.org/label/ionosonde-recordings/blog/Build_A_Mixing_Bow…
The concept of a plate reverb is quite simple. An electromagnet, like the one found on a audio speaker, is directly or indirectly coupled to the center of a piece of sheet of metal. Audio from a sound source is fed into this electromagnet (voice coil) which will physically vibrate the piece of sheet metal (plate). These audio vibrations are echoed many times, echos which are in fact persistence of audio. The amount of persistence (reverberation) is determined by the physical characteristics of the plate.
battideas
hardware
makers
tutorial
hackersound
Music
By rprice , 9 February 2015

ionosonde recordings: D.I.Y. plate reverb

Link
http://ionosonderec.blogspot.com/2013/04/diy-plate-reverb.html
Now that I had a working voice coil (driver) ready for mounting on the plate reverb unit, it is time to fabricate a coupling link that will directly connect the driver to the plate. But first, I need to do something with this mess I made while performing that gruesome surgery on our patient. A quick sweeping with my trusty broom and......wait a minute - broom - broom handle... Perfect! A broom handle is the right size for making a driver coupling link.
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