DIY Shake flashlight

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DIY Shake flashlight

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MAKE Flickr photo pool member Csc934 and his students deconstructed and then made their own self powered “shake” flashlights – Link.

6 thoughts on “DIY Shake flashlight

  1. connors934 says:

    This project was actually done with two other teachers as a development of curriculum for TeachEngineering.com

    We worked together to develop it as an engineering project, then the writeup will be available to teachers, students and other interested people through the website.

    Here is an interview with two of the staffers for Teach Engineering: http://feeds.feedburner.com/FussingWithStuffPodcast?m=89

  2. connors934 says:

    This project was actually done with two other teachers as a creation of curriculum for TeachEngineering.com

    We worked together to develop it as an engineering project, then the writeup will be available to teachers, students and other interested people through the website.

    Here is an interview with two of the staffers for Teach Engineering: http://feeds.feedburner.com/FussingWithStuffPodcast?m=89

  3. gtlite says:

    DIY is interesting,i think so
    but you can buy one on website it’s cheap
    like flashlights

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