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- From: John Iwaniszek <not AT hotmail.com>
- To: ch-scene AT lists.ibiblio.org
- Subject: Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill.
- Date: 28 Feb 2005 19:25:40 GMT
wrote:
> You can do some fun things with motors and audio signals. Making a
> music controlled vibrator is pretty easy. If you get a small DC motor,
> and send an amped audio signal (which is AC) to the power leads, the
> motor will move back in forth to the music. You can actually hear the
> music faintly resonating in the motor's brushes. If you attach an off
> center weight to the spindle, there you go!
>
Wheee! finaly a use for my Bolera LP!
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Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill.
, (continued)
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., grady, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., John Iwaniszek, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., Never call me Phil, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., Never call me Phil, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., James Hepler, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., Never call me Phil, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., Never call me Phil, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., Never call me Phil, 02/28/2005
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Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill.,
mike, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., James Hepler, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., John Iwaniszek, 02/28/2005
- Re: filesharing and programming my treadmill., paok, 02/28/2005
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