I've always wanted to build a battery drainer but I never expected it going to be in a lolly-pop container! Also, this is IR (infrared) so you can have it on at night and it will not stop you from sleeping! (PS: Sorry about the photos.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.28 at 22:39
Do you need a 9V connector, but don't have any lying around the house. . . . all you need is an empty 9V battery
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Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.27 at 15:32
Are you tired of having your Ni-Cad batteries that refused to charge and simply die? So what do you do with them when they die? Just throw them in the trash - which harms the environment? Or just take them to a recycling facility for them to be recycled? Well, here is the best solution, bring your dead batteries back to life that can save you a chunk of change - By zapping them! Here is one great instructable, Revive Nicad Batteries by Zapping with a Welder.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.26 at 14:45
I've always wanted to build a joule theif but I never expected it going to be in a lolly-pop container! Also, this is IR (infrared) so you can have it on at night and it will not stop you from sleeping!
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Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.23 at 19:28
This instructable will show you how to get back to drving your EP(elctric power) RC car. .
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.23 at 15:41
Attaching the leads of an LED to a battery clip is hardly amusing. This is my best attempt at livening it up a bit. When you are done, all you will have to do to test an LED is place it in the hooks that you make with the wire.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.22 at 18:57
A step-by-step tutorial showing how I repaired my $60 Dirt Dog battery with just a AA battery and some tape. We start off with a Dirt Dog battery that has a voltage of 15.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.22 at 12:37
In this Instructable, I'll be showing you how to easily open up an ipod mini without scratching or messing up the top and bottom, and upgrade the battery and the drive.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.22 at 02:15
WARNING! This instructable involves modifying CCFL's, which run on very high voltages! This is VERY DANGEROUS, so you shouldn't do this unless you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING! I don't know what I'm doing, so it's pure luck that I didn't fry myself! I take no responsibility if you hurt yourself, your stuff, or anyone else! Way back in the day, when I made my first instructable I decided I really liked the idea of wheel lights.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.22 at 00:12
Use ordinary D batteries to power a small DTV box connected to a portable DVD player or handheld TV. Last September, Hurricane Ike swept through town and just about everyone was without power for days, unable to get news or weather updates.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.11.21 at 20:38