If you like both electronics and PC Car Racing games you’ve gotta have this gadget. On the latest version the author used a nice 4 needle gauge, and the result neat. You will definitely improve your gaming experience with one of these. Its not cheap though and you’ll have to know something about micro-controllers to build it. The actual project also features control buttons in case you need some extra buttons on your controller.
The idea is so original and cool, a box that closes itself ? c’mon :). There is also a website www.leavemealonebox.com but it is unavailable now when I’m writing the article.
This low-cost balancing scooter can carry 90 kg at a speed of 15 km per hour over a distance of 10 km. An ATmega32 handles all of the signal processing for the electric scooter.
The main goal for this project was to obtain a vehicle which corresponds in his functions with the well known Segway ™ and to keep costs as low as possible. After switching on the unit, the electronics is in stand by mode. Through shift the handle into the verticality position, driving mode will be activated. The engines are powered and the equipment is balanced. Now you can ascend and drive off.
Iphone fans from all over the world continue to surprise me with this nifty gadgets that they craft. For example a seller is now offering a solid white gold iPhone on Ebay at the price of $10,000. It’s “skillfully enhanced by 5.65 carats of VS Brilliant Cut Diamonds.” Although the price might seem a bit spicy for most of us, Im sure it will get selled with no problems.
tizz78 the author of this project writes : The purpose of me attempting this mod was simple : I have 4 xbox 360’s and 2 360 PSU’s . As anyone can ” do the math ” you can see why I did it and especially looking at the price of 360 PSU’s . I had this old one sitting around so I figured I’d go for it .For this mod I used an older AT 250 watt power supply that already had a switch to turn it on and off . If you use an ATX power supply you’ll have to connect two wires together to keep it in ” standby ” or ” always on ”
Xbox 360 powered by an ATX power supply:[Via] - [Link]
