Our friend from Denmark is back at it! After David purchased a wireless keyboard that didn’t have the range needed what did he do? Return it for a different model? That would be no fun… He instead cracked open the equipment and installed some monster antenas that were salvaged from a dead WiFi router. “The core of the antenna cable was soldered to the start of the internal antenne which
I think this is a first! I have never seen a POV golf club before. “As you can see, the letters will go backwards on the backswing and forwards on the forwardswing. Ben Hogan’s “Five Lessons†has a good picture of correct swing arc for a golf swing. Actually that is the reason we named it after the great American golfer, Ben Hogan. I am sure Ben Hogan would
The Concrete Computer Display looks fun, but not exactly practical. I can imagine all sorts of advertising possibilities for this type product. Have a look below for bricks made with the same process. “In co-operation with Christoffer Dupont, student of engineering; Lene Langballe, student of architecture and Dalton Beton (a Danish manufacturer of concrete components), the Innovation Lab project team has developed the first screen of transparent concrete that
