Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar In-A-Box - Other Crafts

T TheLuckyParrot Tiki Centralite Orange County, CA. Joined: Feb 18, 2020 Posts: 66	T TheLuckyParrot Posted posted on Wed, Mar 11, 2020 2:13 PM On 2020-03-11 08:51, W8N2Surf wrote: Fantastic fantastic work here. Covet your electronics know how, great great job with this. Thank you. And stick around! This is my NEW (and far more effective!) way of documenting and sharing my hobby. I have many completed projects, projects to complete, and concepts I will get to in due time. There are some electronics skills way beyond my level, but there are some projects that require electro-mechanical stuff that I can happily translate and explain. Some of those explanations just might make them accessible to anyone. But also, I am always happy to collaborate, time permitting. Ultimately, I would like to end up with projects that I showcase here with photos, commentary and videos, but are also documented on github. And anybody could take the information and create their own outcome. Maybe not a fully integrated thing as I am doing here, but at least some of the sub-sets. You buy the parts, you download any software and follow instructions on how to install it. You hook everything together, and you then put it to work in some creation of your own making. For (but one) example, I have an idea for a new version of a home Tiki bar shelf lighting and audio system (multiple examples of which are already on FB and here at Tiki Central) whereby anyone could buy the correct parts online, put their own audio on a micro-SD card, plug it all in and throw the switch and watch it go. It's do-able. I just have to get to it. But here is where you will find it eventually. E

On 2020-03-11 08:51, W8N2Surf wrote:
Fantastic fantastic work here. Covet your electronics know how, great great job with this.

Thank you. And stick around! This is my NEW (and far more effective!) way of documenting and sharing my hobby. I have many completed projects, projects to complete, and concepts I will get to in due time. There are some electronics skills way beyond my level, but there are some projects that require electro-mechanical stuff that I can happily translate and explain. Some of those explanations just might make them accessible to anyone. But also, I am always happy to collaborate, time permitting.

Ultimately, I would like to end up with projects that I showcase here with photos, commentary and videos, but are also documented on github. And anybody could take the information and create their own outcome. Maybe not a fully integrated thing as I am doing here, but at least some of the sub-sets. You buy the parts, you download any software and follow instructions on how to install it. You hook everything together, and you then put it to work in some creation of your own making. For (but one) example, I have an idea for a new version of a home Tiki bar shelf lighting and audio system (multiple examples of which are already on FB and here at Tiki Central) whereby anyone could buy the correct parts online, put their own audio on a micro-SD card, plug it all in and throw the switch and watch it go. It's do-able. I just have to get to it. But here is where you will find it eventually.

Post #801240 by TheLuckyParrot on Wed, Mar 11, 2020 2:13 PM