Joe Grand and Bre Pettis have joined forces for another Awesome Electronics Workshop to introduce you to the Arrr-duino! In this tutorial, you'll learn the basics of programming and setting up your arduino. Don't have one yet? You can get them in the Make: Store or build you're own! - Subscribe Link
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Sep 21, 2007 09:00 AM
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Holy crap...a breadboard? A light? Wires? Why are you teaching us to build bombs, Bre? (Sorry, a little bitter about the latest from Boston this morning.)
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Stay the hell away from Boston with that thing! You might get shot!
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TOO SOON!
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10 meme-points to octatone.
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um... Careful with the request for pictures of "booty"... You might get what you asked for... HAHA!
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2 ideas.
1) Get an old bug, put a 50 HP diesel engine in it, put a CVT on it, and use the Arduino to control the CVT and anything else the optimizes fuel efficiency.
2) Take 2 BT Arduinos and plug a the camera chip from a gameboy camera to one and a small LCD from Sparkfun to the other.
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What about the Wiring board(www.wiring.org.co)
Arduino is based on Wiring.
so would it be compatible?
Perhaps an idea to podcast something with wiring!!!
Wolvesofwar
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Blinking lights? Wires? Looks like a hoax device to me!
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How about going through the different inputs and outputs on the Arduino and sh some basic sensor usage eg. temperature. With that one could figure out using a whole range of different sensors.
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ITS A HOAX! QUICK, CALL THE POLICE BEFORE SOMEONE LAUGHS!
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