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I just finished making the Denkimono alarm clock/countdown timer kit, tons of fun and I'll have this clock for the rest of my life - great kit! Link.
Alarm clock/countdown timer kit
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Oct 15, 2007 09:00 PM
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Probably not a good travel alarm clock...
"No- ...really officer, it's just my alarm clock."
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i dont see a problem traveling with this.
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oh nooooooozzzzz, bomb!!!!!!!
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I saw this kit recently, It's really cool but for a college student like myself It's a bit expensive.
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Now remember kids DON'T WEAR THIS TO THE AIRPORT. :-)
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Looks fun, makes a great gift.
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I made a clock bomb when I was a kid that used a 1 lb. can of black powder (filled with sand)with curly wires coming out of the lid to a small pcb with a junk lcd watch on it. It scared many people who visited my room. After I had left for the Marines, my mother found it and was freaked out.
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I build my first clock back in the 70's from parts
and a homemade circuit board.
At 29.00 UK this one you're selling is a tad pricey.
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i'm not selling this, i bought it myself and reviewed it.
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I have been looking for an interesting clock kit to buy as a gift and I really like the look of the Nixie clocks, but they're so expensive. This one, at $70 US dollars after s&h seems a little pricey too. Do any of you know of a similar kit around the $50 or less range?
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