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<p>At the Revision 2013 demoparty held last weekend, visitors and guests wanting to check out the latest advances in programming old video game consoles got a real treat. [Abyss] took a Playstation 2, connected the composite video out port to a TV and an oscilloscope, and <a href="http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=61225">created the first dual display PS2.</a></p>
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<p>There are a lot of tinkerers out there who got their start in electronics with musical hacks. Surprisingly though, we don’t see many submissions to our tip line covering boost circuits for electric basses, rewiring guitar electronics, or even more complex effect pedals. [Deadbird], though, is bucking that trend with an <a href="http://deadbird.fr/index.php?p=671">EQ display stomp box</a> that fits neatly on his pedal board.</p>
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<p>All too often, the commentors here on Hackaday display some parsimony in their engineering prowess. If someone uses a Raspberry Pi to blink a few LEDs, someone will invariably chime in that an ARM microcontroller would do just as well. Switching a relay on and off belies the capabilities of a 32-bit Cortex microcontroller when a simpler 8-bit build would certainly suffice. Of course this can always be reduced to a 555 circuit and further still to conditioned pigeons tapping a key in response to either food or opiates. I’d like to take this opportunity to present a tutorial. Not just any tutorial, but the actual foundation of everything we love here at Hackaday: blinky, glowey things.</p>
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<p>Here’s a build that just exudes nerd cred. It’s <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIVYzjTu5wE">an SNES controller modified into a pair of headphones</a>, straight from the workshop of [lyberty5].</p>
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<p>The result is a perfectly formed pair of SNES headphones, with a build quality right up there with the best case mods we’ve seen. Unfortunately, while the buttons are still attached to the PCB, they don’t do anything. We’re thinking a small Bluetooth adapter – or even repurposing a set of Bluetooth headphones with volume and play controls – would be a wonderful use for the 20-year-old, candy-like buttons.</p>
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<p>Green hacks implement one of two philosophies. The first is über-technical, with very expensive, high-quality components. The other side of this coin creates green power out of junk. [Timot] obviously took the latter choice, <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzeo0pFh1PI">building a windmill out of an old washing machine motor</a> and a few bits of PVC.</p>
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<p>The generator for the windmill is based on a <a href="http://www.fisherpaykel.com/global/didyouknow/laundry/smartdrive.cfm">Fisher and Paykel direct drive</a> usually found in clothes washing machines, rewired to provide 12 Volts at low RPM. At high speeds, the generator can produce 80 Volts, so a charge controller – <a href="http://www.mdpub.com/555Controller/">even one based on a 555 chip</a> – was an excellent addition.</p>
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<p>For the other miscellaneous mechanical parts of the build, [Timot] cut the blades of the windmill out of 200 mm PVC pipe and sanded them down a bit for a better aerodynamic profile. With a custom fiberglass spinner, [Timot] whipped up a very attractive power station that is able to provide about 20 watts in normal conditions and 600 watts when it’s very windy. Not enough to power a house by any means, but more than enough to charge a cellphone or run a laptop for a few hours out in the back country.</p>
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<p>We’ve seen a fair number of hacks like this one that reuse a Kindle basically just for its ePaper display. [HaHaBird] has this device hanging on his refrigerator to <a href="http://imgur.com/a/17Y89">display the weather and remind him about recycling day</a>. It kind of make us wonder why we’re not seeing cheap ePaper modules on the hobby market?</p>
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<p>If you didn’t catch the latest episode of Doctor Who, here’s the plot: Random people connect to strangely-named WiFi networks and later have their conciousness uploaded to the Internet with the help of spoonheaded robots. To the non-Whovian that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but [Tony Box] <a href="http://blog.tonybox.net/blog/2013/03/31/doctor-who-style-wi-fi-with-sentient-captive-portal/">figured out a way to replicate the effect</a> with a Linux box and a USB WiFi card, just in time for a great April Fool’s gag.</p>
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