Projects2011-09-13T08:38:56ZAlex Jonijuve@juve.roradio2010-01-22T20:16:27Z2010-01-22T20:16:27Zhttp://www.juve.ro/blog/projects/radio
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For a while I looked online for a radio to put in the kitchen. Nothing fancy, just a wireless connected streaming radio. I found quite a few, but neither was just about right for me (either you couldn't edit your own station URL's, or it was too expensive, or just a crazy colour...
<p>So while googling around I stumbled across <a href="http://mightyohm.com/blog/2008/10/building-a-wifi-radio-part-1-introduction/">MightyOhm's report</a>, and I decided to build my own..big IGBT2011-09-13T08:38:56Z2011-09-13T08:38:56Zhttp://www.juve.ro/blog/projects/01315903136
<p>I had to check an IGBT which was blown up, and for the first time I found one which can be taken apart.
I found the inside worth sharing ;)
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Stabilizer2011-02-27T10:46:17Z2011-02-27T10:46:17Zhttp://www.juve.ro/blog/projects/01298803577Since getting the 60D, I started reading/watching/getting more into shooting video.
<p>Besides various tips & tricks, I especially appreciate helping tools to make shooting more easy/interesting/artistic/professional. One of the more important directions is stabilization of the camera during movement, and there are a lot of designs that try to accomplish that.
<p>The design I'm trying to work with is found on a couple of devices (for example the Tiffen <a href="http://www.steadicam.com/handheldmerlin.html">Merlin</a>), and has been replicated before very nicely (<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXysfKY8NnY">DIY Steadicam Merlin</a>).
<p>I'm attempting something similar, but building plans for it in the process (both 2D and 3D)...Fig-Rig2011-02-22T15:12:52Z2011-02-22T15:12:52Zhttp://www.juve.ro/blog/projects/01298387572cheap, diy video stabilizer made from PPR tubes...my own dog - bolt ;)2010-10-11T15:25:46Z2010-10-11T15:25:46Zhttp://www.juve.ro/blog/projects/01286810746or how to spend some time TIG welding...