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Somebody Set Up Us The Bombulator!
Willamette Week features items from ADX Portland’s upcoming holiday gift sale. Continue reading
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Chronulator Review in Make Magazine’s Ultimate Kit Guide
Make: Magazine’s Ultimate Kit Guide is out, and the Chronulator kit received a great review. Continue reading
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ShareBrained at ADX Portland’s GIFTED Marketplace
Buy a Chronulator at ADX Portland’s GIFTED Maker’s Marketplace, December 17th from 11am to 5pm. Continue reading
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Chronulator code now on GitHub
ShareBrained projects are now on GitHub. ShareBrained sharing, properly now! Continue reading
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Signals from Space! (part 3)
In the last two parts, I used my homebrew software-defined radio to receive weather image signals from the NOAA-19 satellite and spent some time trying to calculate the satellite’s speed using frequency shift measurements. This time around, I’m going to … Continue reading
Day 1 of La Vida Open Hardware
I started ShareBrained about four years ago. It’s always been a side-business to my various day jobs, and I have often wondered what would happen if I put my full time and energy into ShareBrained. A couple of months ago, … Continue reading
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Breaking the Silence: Missiles, Radios, Toys and Cars
No more “Quiet Blog Syndrome!” What we’ve been up to at ShareBrained (hacking radio, designing toys, and racing cars), and how these things might turn up as ShareBrained projects. Continue reading
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Make: TV Dispenser Triumphs at Maker Faire 2009
The Make: TV Episode Dispenser we built for Maker Faire 2009 worked pretty well — after a last-minute pitched battle to make it work AT ALL. Continue reading
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Make Magazine Review of Chronulator Kit
The Chronulator is reviewed in Make Magazine, volume 18, on newsstands May 2009. Continue reading
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Make: TV media dispenser
A couple of months ago, I jumped on an opportunity to build a Make: TV media dispenser for the May Maker Faire. The basic idea is that you plug in your USB stick, choose which episodes you want, and the … Continue reading
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