All Posts Tagged With: "diy"
Build Your Own Indoor Mini Helicopter
There are generally two micro-helicopters ( indoor ) in the RC market. Unlike those operated by gas, these electric helicopters are very clean and give out no terrible noise at all. In one nightfall, I visited a web site, which is about how to make a hand made RC helicopter. I was totally impressed and started designing my own helicopter. This fantastic tutorial will take you through these steps to build one of your own.
DIY Home Laser Show Reacts To Music
Who doesn’t love green lasers? I mean they’re really, really cool gadgets to play around with. Here’s a cool DIY mod that creates a laser light project that also reacts to music. Sweet!
For those of you who’re into a little bit of creative electronics as well as fancying yourself as a bit of a mean DJ, this DIY laser light show may be just the thing to spice up your parties. Not only will the project spray laser light around (and who doesn’t like laser light shows?) but it also reacts to music, so you’ll have your own laser visualizer.
via: Gizmodo
DIY Iron Man Repulsor Light
A couple of DIYers dreamed up this Iron Man Repulsor Light like the one created by Tony Stark in the movie. Carlos at Carlos Contraptions created sci-fi looking gadget from a palm mounted ultra-bright LED flashlight and some aluminum. This might make a great addition to those Iron Man costumes that are sure to be running around come Halloween.
via: Gizmodo
DIY Helicopter For $3000
Hey, remember the guy in Nigeria that made the homemade helicopter out of spare parts? Well here’s a guy in China that made a homemade helicopter with just $3000. The downside is, it’s taken him nearly 10 years to get it completed and he just started test flights a few months ago. Check out the helipcopter in action.
via: TechEBlog
Dude Builds Homemade Helicopter Out Of Bicycle, Car Parts And A 747
Now here’s an enterprising fellow. A 24 year old Nigerian Physics undergrad built himself a helicopter out of bicycle parts, car parts and a crashed Boeing 747.
The chopper… is made from scrap aluminium that Abdullahi bought with the money he makes from computer and mobile phone repairs, and a donation from his father, who teaches at Kano’s Bayero university.
It is powered by a second-hand 133 horsepower Honda Civic car engine and kitted out with seats from an old Toyota saloon car. Its other parts come from the carcass of a Boeing 747 which crashed near Kano some years ago.
