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Wireless music, sort of :-)
A simple test with a 433MHz button-transmitter, receiver, a basic stamp and a piezo-beeper that produces music when you press the button on the transmitter.
The kind that mobile phones used to make circa 1997 ...
This is all part of a bigger project. It will not play music when done. It will make something go boom instead :-)
Update: (No, I am not building a bomb :-) Don't be silly. I'm building a trigger device for a propane bird scarer. You know, one of those tubes with a gas-bottle that goes boom, and all the birds goes fly ... )
What is this about? More info on the set page.
Qufu Shaolin Kung Fu School in China
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Very first attempt at "restoring". I cleaned her up and partially rerooted her with Copper Penny from retrodolls.com
She always gets to try on outfits I buy first :)
Thanks to the pic of Haystack Hair i was able to cobble together a base frame of my own not the most stable thing but it looks cool.
I recycled an old Pi, broken keyboard and display to make retro-ish computer that boots into BASIC. Saved me a fortune on buying a DevTerm.
The Basic Marine Law Enforcement training course in Kennewick ,WA covers five days and is nearly 44 hours in lenths. Officers attending the conference learned topics regarding vessel safety, registration, safety equipment, marine knots, vessel operations and handling, water survival and towing. All officers who completied the coference recieved a Certificate of Completion.
Basic Aquaponic system set up.
It has a 35 gallon rubbermaid tub.
100-155 gph pond pump
2 bags of river rock
2 bags of pea gravel
plus the pipe and fittings.
Headshot of my uncle John taken with a Fujifilm S9000.
Lighting was provided by (2) 125 Watt Britek Strobes that cost $125 each.
1 behind him shot using only the 6 inch reflector to blow out the white background and 1 shot thru my homemade lightpanel using schedule 40 PVC pipe and white ripstop nylon fabric.
F5.6, 1/100th second, ISO 80 set to manual metering.