September 28, 2009 by Chris
This drop-dead simple project uses a SR87 GPS module and an AVR to understand the data. Then that is output onto a simple 16x2 character LCD. The hardware schematic and software is all there!
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February 16, 2009 by Chris
This project is a very nicely designed weather satellite image receiver. The project write-up has the hardware schematic along with many nice photographs of the hardware in action. Take a good look at how much you can do with a simple microcontroller.
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February 14, 2009 by Chris
This project is a definite crowd pleaser. Any form of levitation or suspension always gets the attention of people as it looks physically impossible. The project write-up explains in great detail how to duplicate it and build your own.
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February 4, 2009 by Chris
This project is another on the cheap wifi-booster. It uses a similar principle of a metallic parabola around the wifi antenna. I questions the quality of IKEA products for this use, but that's for you guys to decide.
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January 15, 2009 by Chris
The AVR FM Stereo Transmitter shows you how easy it is to build wireless projects. The math to get there can be a bit daunting but lucky, it's already done for you in this project. The write-up includes hardware schematic and in-depth explanations.
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November 5, 2008 by Chris
Dead reckoning is a strange term for predicting how you should steer based off of previous data, in this case, gps waypoints. The project write-up is very detailed from theory to application and the parts used are cheap and easy to get. Take a look!
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