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I get what you're saying and don't disagree. I tried to provide a balance point to this discussion, mainly due to the fact that packing the clock into the suit
by exodust 11y ago
I get what you're saying and don't disagree.
I tried to provide a balance point to this discussion, mainly due to the fact that packing the clock into the suitcase wasn't smart (even for a 14yo).
Google 'suitcase bomb' and you'll get endless results. Google 'Arduino enclosure bomb" and you won't get much.
I'm not convinced the kid didn't know it was looking like something from a movie, and I think he was aiming for that look, but he won't admit it. Why do I think this? Because I was 14 once too, and studied electronics just like him. Something that looked like a Suitcase bomb is something I'd want to show my friends.
His clock was mains powered too. Awful design even for a 14yo.
- DanBC 11y agoIt's not a suitcase. It's a small pencil case. A bit biggerthan an Altoids tin. The photo is misleading. There's a battery connector that gives some scale.
- mikeash 11y agoThe power plug is an even better indicator, since it's pretty much flat. Given the prongs are 12.7mm apart, that makes the whole case about 17cm wide. You could literally fit it in your pocket.