Electronic components: - 2 Atmel microcontrollers (Atmega8515). - 12 buffer invertor chips (6 switches per chip). - over 80 LEDS (green and yellow) - some resistors, capactors, Transistors and diodes. - 2 custom programs written in GCC AVR-C. Lighting Remote control: - 1 RF transmitter (XETX02A)--Xenon Electronic. - 1 RF receiver decoder (XERE02A)--Xenon Electronic. - Some resistors, capactors and transistors. Keypad: - 1 4x4 Keypad (modified from a remote control). - 1 Atmel's microcontroller (Atmega162). - some resistors, capactors and transistors. - a custom program written in GCC AVR-C to accept password and remote functions.
I do have a worklog and lots of other pictures, but I have no website of my own. If you would to see more of them, email me. All the LEDs are animated too.
24 Comments on Hub-pot
Very unlink mod.
:)
* Ultimately Flyin' (into) OverDrive, that is...
(Pretty cool, & DEFINITELY unique!)
APK
P.S.=> It appears to be "extra-terrestrial" in nature... apk
Origional, actual modding done here.. Nice work.
The case was constructed from a couple of hub caps and a pot using for the power supply housing. I wish I could upload an AVI so you can see how it works. When all the LEDs are on, it does look like a UFO. I was initially sent it to compete in the ExtremeTech contest, but my ISP doesn't allows sending big files. But again thanks for all the comments and rating.
I LOVE IT
10/10
just... wow...
ermm... 10 of course!
It says "unique" next to the 10 so 10/10 coz thats unique if ever i saw it.
WOW
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I'll raise it to a 10 if it can leave a crop circle in my ex-mother-in-law's flower garden.
This is just what i think.