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Reven writes "Yesterday I received my minipov kit from adafruit industries (MiniPOV 2 kit) [from the MAKE gift guide]. I just love it. It is very easy to make. Clear instructions on the web with lots of great photos (I definitively need a tripod). It's easy to program too and all the source code files have a lot of useful comments. Overall it's a great gadget and the price is quite good. I did have to pay $6.60 for postage, though. At least adafruit does post overseas. I did some tricks in front of a mirror. Almost had more fun taking photos than building. I've even set up a flickr POV set. For your pleasure." Link.
POV kit from our gift guide!
Reven writes "Yesterday I received my minipov kit from adafruit industries (MiniPOV 2 kit) [from the MAKE gift guide]. I just love it. It is very easy to make. Clear instructions on the web with lots of great photos (I definitively need a tripod). It's easy to program too and all the source code files have a lot of useful comments. Overall it's a great gadget and the price is quite good. I did have to pay $6.60 for postage, though. At least adafruit does post overseas. I did some tricks in front of a mirror. Almost had more fun taking photos than building. I've even set up a flickr POV set. For your pleasure." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 6, 2006 11:04 AM
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