Building the Replica of David Bushnell’s Turtle

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Big Dog Walking 4-Legged Tank/Mule. Here
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DefenseReview.com has received video footage of a weaponized version of the AutoCopter self-stabilized unmanned mini-helicopter being tested for the first time in sunny Huntsville, Alabama (The download link for this video is further down in this article.).
The AutoCopter is made by Neural Robotics Incorporated (NRI), and the weapon portion of the package is a 12-gauge Auto Assault-12 Full-Auto Shotgun (a.k.a. AA-12 Full-Auto Shotgun) made by Military Police Systems, Inc. (MPS). More
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Many visitors to the Great Dorset Steam Fair (29th August - 2nd September 2001) were intrigued by the first appearance of my steam bicycle, after several years of eager anticipation.
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Extremely useful free utilities that do specific jobs really well and save time and money.
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In recent years, there has been a growing realization that much of the success in the application of industrial robots to manufacturing might also become true for mobile robots in the service sector. In particular, robots that could serve as personal assistants for people---especially those who are elderly or physically challenged---are moving from fantasy to the realm of the possible. The rapid progress in computing and the growing body of knowledge in robotics are leading us toward a goal which could have many benefits for society. More
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How to make videoprojector and spend 0.00$.
For the beginning we measure the sizes of a forward part of the monitor.
Then, we take a cardboard and on these sizes we make a box in height of 40-50 sm (without a bottom and one side). Now we take a lens and densely we turn a cardboard on its edges, the cylinder should turn out.
Self-made objective
Nom on the bottom of the box precisely on the center we make an aperture of such size that this cylinder could move there. We insert it there and we fix a box on the monitor.
Now all we need to do is to put the monitor on it's place and project the image on a wall
We receive the dimmy and overturned image. But, with this problem it is possible to consult. The decision - ACDSee 7.0.
Push PLAY, turn the correction of autolevels on (for increase in brightness) and we overturn the image on 180 degrees.
As a result we have received a projector almost free of charge.
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Now imagine you are the One Laptop Per Child software design team, and you've just received the very first order of Children's Machine XO's. Around a thousand pounds of laptops actually, and you wanna take one for a fun filled test drive. More (video)
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Is a companion to the Lifehacker.com web site, a collection of the best how-to's from the site archives. I call it an "open source book" because its almost 2 years worth of research is already published here on the site and all the material was enhanced by additions, suggestions, questions and answers from Lifehacker readers. Here
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This phone can only be used to call with, no sms, mms, camera or garage opener.
Im not sure if all the componnets needed can fit in my tiny phone, but hey its a concept modell.
Explaining the button system, hmm when you but your fingertip (tumb) in the grove on the 123 button, you get 1 by manipulateing it to the left, 3 to the right and 2 by pressing the button down (if this dont explain it well enough I hope the picture will fill in the gaps.
The big silver button on top releases the spring loaded display to get called ID and to recieve you press it again while the display is out, to hang up a call you simply close the display by pushing it in (and loading the spring again).
The display is a lcd of the old calculator type whitout the reflective backing, so its seetrough.
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I organized the chess championship between Windows Vista and MacOs. MacOs beat his opponent on 16th move. There is the picture.
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Today I shall try to overlocked the processor more than in 10- time.Test consists of 3 parts:
1. It is necessary to choose the correct processor. During tests I have established that
the Most suitable for overlocked are U5-386SX (33 MHz).During testing I have spoiled some tens details
For the best heat conduction I have cut the plastic case to reach a kernel of the processor.
2. It is necessary to choose a way of cooling of the processor. For cooling the processor
I shall use Wood's alloy. The matter is that it плавится at temperature of 70-75 degrees Celsius
(158-167Fahrenheit) and a heat-conducting path much more above than at water.
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If you happen to have say, 300 microwaves kicking around between you and your friends, it turns out that you'd have a large part of the ingredients necessary for a pretty substantial weapon. Read more
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You have probably seen my original Hard Drive Clock. It uses red and blue LEDs to make three colors for clock hands (the third color is red and blue together which is purplish). The light is seen through a slot that is cut into the top platter. With some electronics it was possible to time the flashing of the LEDs to place the clock hands where they needed to be. Two students, Jason Amsel and Konstantin Klitenikfrom from Cornell University used my basic design and expanded it into a University project. Both designs can be seen below. Read more
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Now that Thanksgiving is in full swing, I think I can safely mention Christmas without receiving the beat down. In this project, Christmas is just an excuse to build a parallel port connected control box capable of switching 320 individual circuits. The interface is constructed out of two types of chips: the 138 decoder and the 374 flip-flop. Each flip-flop is attached to an individual serial port that is connected to an 8 outlet switch box. Along with this system the site features lots of other home built and modified controls.
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Flickr's got an awesome Xmas easter-egg: if you add a photonote called "ho ho ho hat," Flickr draws a Santa-hat on your pic; make one called "ho ho ho beard" and you get a snowy white beard.
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Excellent, obviously new sign. Headlights of the car shine it approximately from the fifty meters, however even the absent-minded radiation "blinds" objective. |
The assistant climbs on a column to bite off with garden scissors a piece of a sign. I try to avoid a criminal acts ;). |
36 % HCL even in short distance to smell it would not be desirable, therefore for the beginning I shall dilute it. |
Now we pour out a solution of an acid in a flask with a former ornament grandmother's a sideboard and...... |
We are hidden behind all conceivable means of an individual defence. Hands to protect unessentially as solution of a hydrochloric acid it to damage it is serious cannot (in general 10 % HCl contains even in a stomach of the person), but eyes to protect it is necessary. The figure contained metal inserts In my case - reaction was rough. |
At addition of water are appreciable fine bubbles - not all was evaporated , though I am be caful, being afraid of that my thick-walled melting spot will not sustain uncontrollable temperature of a flame. It is better to wash out once again, than to lose result of two-hour fuss |
Here for the sake of what we have spoiled a figure and hours. Somewhere in these salts salts of radium contain. The nobility their concentration is not present necessity - cleanliness of reactants us interests a little |
Usual candle without dyes we crumble and it is got rid of a match. Our experiment and so it is more similar to voodoo, than on modern experience with pure reactants. |
The copper wire from a power cable easily forms convenient capture. |
We are meelting paraffin also is lead up to boiling then we reduce fire. On slow fire of an impurity of water will evaporate, and "dust" either will settle, or will emerge. We cool and is cut off the top and bottom parts of the fallen asleep form with impurity. Than this procedure will be more repeated , than more purely and more uniform there will be a luminescence. |
In boiling pure paraffin it is thrown preliminary pounded mix of luminophor and salts of radium and it is well stirred. If paraffin will have time to thicken, it is necessary to warm up it is temperature of fusion and even boiling of paraffin in times less "problem" for luminophor temperatures. |
Now we pour out a suspension of luminophor in paraffin on a leaf of a paper. It is possible simply to llow to cool down to paraffin in the form of then to use it as a pencil. |
In the afternoon painted by luminophor the paper will look as usual, and very accurate and the luminescence will be appreciable only during dark time of day though it will be enough that it is easy to distinguish subjects in a room and even to read. |
The luminescence is appreciable even at electric illumination, though still insufficiently bright. It is one of intermediate experiences when in paraffin powdered sugar has not been added. |
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