Look what I found on hack-a-day (for those that don't look).

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Look what I found on hack-a-day (for those that don't look).

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http://www.hackaday.com/2007/04/04/wire ... ontroller/

I know some of you were pondering about a wireless guitar hero controller, and if it was possible. I forget where, so I decided to make a new post about it.

Also, what do you guys think about this:

http://www.hackaday.com/2007/04/05/doub ... regulator/

Just a standard switching regulator? Something special? Pre-assembled! $15?
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

about the reg, i got one few days ago in the mail, grahf recommended it to me and it works fine so far, but i think it is giving me some of that wavy line syndrome that was fixed by an inductor in the other dc-dc converters
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Post by Felino »

Ah yes, regulaters. I rember shorting them out, then burning people with them in yr 9 electronics. :lol: Mosfets work well too.

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Post by timmeh87 »

I guess you might as well just use your soldering iron if your goal is to burn people :roll:
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