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World Solar Challenge - Sunswift Did Us Proud

01 December 2009

When the Tokai Challenger, overall winner of the 2009 Global Green Challenge (aka World Solar Challenge) finished nearly a full day ahead of the field, Australia's Sunswift IVy was back in fourth place... and the team from the University of NSW couldn’t have been happier!

WIB: Web Server In A Box, Part 1

25 November 2009

We're very excited about this project. It will let you house your own website with possibly hundreds or even thousands of pages, all in a little box connected to the internet via your modem/router. You don't need a computer to operate and house a website - this little box does it for you and it can be accessed from anywhere around the world, at any time, even from a mobile phone which has a web browser. In fact, it is a complete web server in a box - so we've called it WIB (Web server In a Box).

Picaxe Update: The Latest Releases

21 November 2009

Many SILICON CHIP readers enjoy using the PICAXE range of microcontrollers within their projects because of their low cost and ease of use. Clive Seager, Revolution Education's Technical Director, takes us through the recent PICAXE updates and new releases, including the eagerly anticipated new PICAXE-20X2.

A Dead-Simple Masthead Amplifier

19 November 2009

Decided to take the plunge and get into digital TV? For most people, it's simple - just plug the new TV or set-top-box into your existing antenna. But for many, the old TV antenna and cable just won't be up to it. Here’s a new kit from Oatley Electronics which could solve your digital woes . . .

GPS Synchronisation For Clocks With Sweep Hands

17 November 2009

The GPS Synchronised Clock described in the March 2009 issue only worked with crystal clocks that ticked once a second. The more upmarket clocks have silent sweep hands, which are much more acceptable in a quiet lounge room situation. Now, with just a few simple modifications, you can upgrade to one of these.

High-Quality Stereo Digital-to-Analog Converter, Part 3

14 November 2009

The final article this month shows you how to assemble the various modules for the Stereo DAC into a low-profile steel case. We also tell you how to get the remote control working and how to customise the configuration.

Servicemans Log

13 November 2009

There is a famous line in the "Yes Minister" series where Sir Humphrey is attempting to block the minister's latest scheme. "But minister", he vehemently protests, "I foresee all sorts of unforeseen consequences".

Moore's Law Marches On At Intel

11 November 2009

Twin-Engine SpeedMatch Indicator For Boats

09 November 2009

Avoid unnecessary noise and vibration in twin-engine boats by using this Twin Engine SpeedMatch Indicator. It comprises a meter that is centred when both motors are running at the same speed. When the motors are not matched in revs, the meter shows which motor is running faster and by how much.

Milling Prototype PC Boards With The Roland EGX-350

06 November 2009

We take Roland's EGX-350 CNC milling machine on a test run making fast prototype PC boards. We found it surprisingly good – it can route, drill and cut out a complete PC board quickly, without using chemicals. It lets you move from concept to working prototype in a matter of hours.

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