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For some reason there are very few photos of the inside of a Behringer C-2 microphone available online. Only a handful of descriptions of the disassembly process exist, either, so I made this photo set and the accompanying descriptions in order to at least partially address this information gap.
The grill is a double mesh, which appears to be glued into the capsule body. Either heat or solvent bath should allow the grill to come free.
thomashawk.com/2007/01/top-10-hacks-on-flickr.html
7. Moo Cards. Again, not so much of a Flickr hack as a tool for the flickr photographer. One of the problems with the outside world (yes even with Stewart and Caterina on the cover of Time magazine, etc. etc.) is that outside your immediate bubble of friends, a whole chunk of the world has no idea what Flickr is. As a photographer out there shooting all the time people will ask me where they can see my work. Even if you say "flickr" "thomas hawk" etc. People will forget. By ordering up some Moo cards (they are only about $25 for 100) you can give these cards out to people when they ask where they can see the shots.
Of course one hack with your Flickr Moo cards is that you don't actually have to send them to your Flickrstream. My Flickr Moo cards have my Zooomr stream ID url on there instead. Opps, did I just say that, Doh!
If you like these Flickr hacks feel free to digg them here.
My headphones were driving me crazy as I don't want them taking up space on my desk, but they kept falling on the floor when I just sat them on top of the PC tower. So, I hacked a quick binder clip and velcro tab solution to my problem.
A hack of the MIT Media Lab.
A livingroom was installed on the underside of the sculpture attached to the MIT Media Lab (normally it looks like www.media.mit.edu/about/images/e15.jpg ).
An excellent set from the late 1960's featuring a huge elliptical speaker. This particular one is a late example of this model (with new-style Hacker escutcheon). I sold this set in 2006.
In many ways these were more than a match for the best of the similarly-styled Roberts sets of the time. Like some of those, this and most late 60's Hackers used two massive 9v batteries.
The company went bust in 1977, no longer able to operate viably in a market now dominated by products manufactured in the far east. Interestingly, Roberts was able to ride the storm and is still in business today.
El equipo Ganador!
MÉXICO TECHNÉ 2.0:
Alix Gallardo Namihira, Abraham Torres Cerón, Adán Galván González. Ana Itzel Contreras Castillejos, Ernesto García Zamora, Garrick Pierrefeu, Israel Bahena Casales, Manuel López Cabrera, Omar Aguilar Jara y Osvaldo Romero Jaimes.
Kiwicon 2038AD took place in Wellington on 16 and 17 November 2018. It's the premier hacker conference in Aotearoa New Zealand if not the Southern Hemisphere, the earth, and the entire universe.
D100 hack shutter . All the excess parts are removed. Only the loading mechanism for the shutter remains. An encoding disk is hidden in the module. This disc indicates the correct position of the motor sequence. Also, the mirror housing has been removed. Everything is now ready to activate only the shutter.
Hack D100 shutter, driver test. Now the new FPGA module is operational, I can further tests the D100 shutter unit. After a few tries everything works as expected. I had to slow down the sequence motor at the end if not, he went too far overshoot. Here the shutter is full open in order to let through the backlight.
To control the shutter, there are three elements:
- the sequence motor
- magnet 1
- magnet 2
The shutter itself actually consists of two separate curtains. Nikon hereby regulates its exposures For me it is easier given the shutter just have to be open or close. The motor sequence must be completely done. I could not take the signals from the fine connector. The pitch is only 0.5mm. A new SMD connector I had not. However, there are two solder terminals which are closed when the first curtain is fully open. At that signal I stop the sequence motor. If you interrupt the magnet 1 then the rear curtain closes. Magnet 2 is not used.
The D100 shutter is intended for use with my background LED module.
Timings:
Delay start close shutter 3.5 msec
Delay shutter full closed 10 msec
Magnet resistance dc: 75 ohm