Ultimate Boot CD - Overview Jacob Sheraton Hawaii Bowl Aloha Stadium halftime 2011 untitled Aidan Ikaika and Kealani Working Stargate by Glitch If you want to try this model I suggest doing some test prints. This is all theory based, I haven't confirmed it actually works. There are 31 files in total. You shouldn't need to print all 31 are some depend which option you choose. = The Stargate = All the files for the stargate are in 'stargate.zip'. == The chevrons - there are three options Which ever option you choose you will need 9 x A's and 9 x B's 'sg-top-1-(a/b).stl' - These top pieces don't have space for LED's. 'sg-top-2-(a/b).stl' - These top pieces have space for a centre LED only. 'sg-top-3-(a/b).stl' - These top pieces have space for three LED's. == The middle - there are two options If you want a complete stargate without the base then print 9 (18) x 'sg-middle-1-(a/b).stl'. If you want to connect to the base (or your own base) print 8 (16) x 'sg-middle-1-(a/b).stl' and 1 (2) x 'sg-middle-2-(a/b).stl'. == Lower ring == 9 x 'sg-inner.stl' == The back == No options here. == The ring == = The Base =
the grandkids sheraton bowl 2011 Working Stargate with Arduino Control by Carasibana This is my Remix of Glitch's working Stargate. I remixed this with the following changes: I altered the Base extensively, so that it prints in one large piece on a 150mm ^ 3 print bed ( with separate sides and a top cap ) The base also has mounting for a NEMA 17 Stepper motor , and an Arduino UNO with a Motor Shield. The Gear was modified to snugly fit onto the stepper motor, and added a hole through which the Stepper motor could be tightened to its mount. I combined some parts that were 2 pieces into one piece so that the build required less gluing and was structurally stronger I also have included the DialingSequence Arduino sketch that I wrote to control the project. Detailed instructions are now available, click on Instructions to view them Video of the final result: A HUGE thank you to Glitch for the original design of the working stargate! ** V 1.01 Update 15/12/2014 ** Working Stargate with Arduino Control = File names Pieces Middle Symbol Ring Top Back The Gate
Sheraton bowl 2010 Nest and Beyond: A Beginner's Guide to Home Automation What if all the devices in your life could connect to the Internet? Not just computers and smartphones, but everything: clocks, garage doors, speakers, lights, doors, windows, window blinds, door bells, hot water heaters, appliances, you name it. And what if those devices could all communicate, send you information, and take your commands? Home automation is what it sounds like: automating the ability to control items around the house—from window shades to pet feeders—with a simple push of a button (or a voice command). Still, imagine monitoring your home using an interface on your computer, tablet, or smartphone, or even panels mounted around the house. Home automation is going mainstream. Home-Automation Technologies Before you buy a bunch of home-automation products, it helps to understand the technologies involved in setting up and using them. This granddaddy of home automation protocols dates back to the 1970s and has gone from power line-based to wireless. ZigBee Z-Wave Insteon Wi-Fi