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This is tight. Presently working on a list of uses. Need one the size of a 5gal bucket. As it is, I'd stick one on my gimcrack cabinet.
by swayvil 3y ago
This is tight. Presently working on a list of uses.
Need one the size of a 5gal bucket.
As it is, I'd stick one on my gimcrack cabinet.
- ilaksh 3y agohttps://youtu.be/CCuybyAO8fs?si=xBLYy5zKEEcloqeA https://youtu.be/CCuybyAO8fs?si=xBLYy5zKEEcloqeA
- swayvil 3y agoIt's so smooth!
- leetbulb 3y agoWow this one is cool. First time I've seen it. Reciprocating screen? How the hell do they get it to move that quickly? That is very high energy. Edit found another video showing it starting up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMz4bJA47Js https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMz4bJA47Js Now that I think about it, I suppose if you match the resonate frequency of the display component and its carrier it should be fairly efficient. Really cool stuff.
- eichin 3y agoOther videos say that the bubble is just to protect the screen because (unsurprisingly, I would) people try to touch it - so it's not evacuated; doesn't that mean it's going to be a fairly loud 30hz speaker, effectively? (or is it just not well coupled because "speakers need to actually be designed" and it's not that bad in practice?)
- ilaksh 3y agohttps://youtu.be/mxyw6LkAtiQ?si=xK0x8-rEoG0KvzPp https://youtu.be/mxyw6LkAtiQ?si=xK0x8-rEoG0KvzPp
- fortran77 3y agoHaving electronic candles that display a real 3D image of a burning flame seems like a great use for me! People would love these for outdoor "candle" displays.