What happens when a nerd takes a circuit board, LEDs, and an electric motor? He makes a virtual clock out of said spinning circuit board, and the results are cool, though not something I’d want to put my fingers near.
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Matt Hickey
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May 6, 2008
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Very sharp.
Encase that in something and I’ll take one.
Hi
I’m interested in this clock
and i want to know some detail about this clock
like: what kind of LEDs do you use? do you use batteries to provide electric power? if not, how do you solve the wraping of the cables?
thanks very much!